The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-10

Claire Gibson and wife spent the
Fourth with relatives 10 Lacota.
Miss Marion LeSeur of Chicago spent
Sunday in Paw Paw WITH relatives
Richard Doran of Des Moines, Ia, is
the guest of his uncle, A. f. Hayes.
Miss Leah Bailey of Boston is the
guest Of her grandmother, Mrs. Clapp.
Sheriff Chappell now drives fine new
| horse He is beauty and can step
| some.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Lee will leave next
week for Arkansas where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Ella Pershing, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is some better at
this writing.
Ralph Rowland of Lansing left We'd
nesday for his home after three weeks
visit with relatives here.
The Sunday School OF the First Bap
fist church enjoyed a picnic at Three
Mile lake last Thursday.
County clerk Mosier and attorney W.
j. Barnard attended the ball game at
Bloomingdale Wednesday.
Prosecuting attorney r. NJ. Chase re-
turned Monday night from two weeks
trip through the southwest
Mr.. and Mrs George Ribjohn return
ed Wednesday from Saginaw where they
have had a few weeks visit.
There will be special communication
of Paw Paw lodge No. % +. and A. M.
Tuesday evening July IA. Work.
Fred Warner of Lansing was guest
at the home of Miss Katherine Shower
man over Saturday and Sunday last.
Miss Webster of Evanston H., who
has been the guest of Miss Belle Biteley
for several weeks, returned to her home
last Thursday.
The Misses Sarah and Vera Mutchltr
of Grand Rapids have been visiting at
the home Of their uncle, register of deeds
Mutchler and family.
Miss Thew one of the teachers 10 the
public schools at Sault st. Marie is
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mutchler and family.
The ID. X. c. were pleasantly enter
tanned last Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Etoile Allen IN honor of
Miss Nell Tracy OF Saginaw.
While driving horse to unload hay
with a hay fork last week, Wells Lee
had he misfortune to have several bones
of his right hand broken. The Whipple-
tree broke, striking the hand. 1t is a
painful iujury.
Miss Myrtle Strowbrdge of Kalamazoo
entertained Miss Anna Lightner of Sar
Francisco, Cal, John Doyle Of Crane
! Rapids, and her brother Leland of Kal
amaz1o at the home Of her grandmothei
4 Mrs f. Robb over the Fourth.
/ Advertised letters: Mrs r. Goldstein
4 Miss Lau-a livingston, Mrs. Otis Slee
i son, Mr.. II. II. Albert, f. T.. Gross, Jacl
Graf, Mr. Clarence Harvey, G. w. Shor
i rod DR.. f. r. Stitt, G. NJ. Spencer.
/ The Fourth Of July pissed very quietl.
as usual 10 Paw Paw. There were man
FANNY gatherings in the village ant
4 numerous pieuics at the surrounding
! : lakes No accidents occurred to ma
the pleasures of the quiet festivities O
the day.
Ray Wilson has the management c
4 the Colonial Tavern and Palm Garde
! which opened in South Haven las
week. The Citizens Advocate In speak
ing of the opening paid Mr.. Wilson
4 very nice compliment, as a first elias
y hotel man.
4 There were two serious accidents q
= South Haven on the Fourth. Georg
q Monroe Jr. had his face and eyes badi
. injured by the explosion of toy canno
! and Max Greenman'5 hands were badl
q lacerated by the premature explosion {
Y a giant cracker.
a Earl A. Stow OF Dowagiac is the ne
proprietor of the Filley livery barn. h
4 will conduct a feed and board stable
y connection with Farmers sheds an
expects later to put in first class liver
u Mr.. Stow is Also an auctioneer and WI
make speciality OF crying farm sales.
Miss ma Waters OF Benton Harb'
and Henry Worthington OF Chicago we
married at the home Of the brides pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Waters, la
Monday. Miss Waters formerly lived
RI Paw Paw and has large circle
friends here who extend congratulated
on the felictous event.
~ The beauties OF the new lake cam
be fully appreciated until one has taxi
a trip around it, Bert Fales launch
his fine new motor boat last Saturd
and it has been keeping,pretty busy d.
ing the week 1t is ride OF somethi
. over five miles around the lakes a
takes about an hour to make the tr
'rs Bert is building boat house and do
g near Briggs mill.
,or Revs. M. Grigsoy and Stansell a
ON Messrs. w. Mosier and Prater attend
Of the meeting of the Ministerial assoc
ton of Van Buren, county which
held in Hartford on Tuesday OF Il
us week. Paw Paw wac we'll represent
at on the program. MIR. Stansell gave
ess paper on "Hosea" and Mr.. Grigsby
livered an address on "The Men and
~ NTo.ora Mooiar aud Drptpr a.