The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-09-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS OF A PERSONAL NATURE
Mention Of Home Events Society
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VIM Butler has been confined to the
house on account Of sickness this week
Miss Mary Lake resumed her duties
as teacher at the Steeple school last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Pierce moved into the
Ocobock house south of the Baptist
parsonage this week.
The jamestown exposition will be
shown at the Idle Hour Theatre Friday
and Saturday nights.
Wells G.. Brown and wife of Lansing,
are in Paw Paw to superintend the har-
vest Of their grape crop.
Miss Birdie Clark OF Marshall has
been visiting her friend, Miss Ada
Stoughton, the past week.
Song won't You Come Over and
Play With Me" at the Idle Hour,
Friday and Saturday nights.
Miss Lola Robertson returned from
Fort Wayne, Ind. last Wednesday even
ing to resume her duties as milllner
10 l. Jay Cummings store.
Mrs E. B. Dunning left yesterday for
visit with her son Frank in Battle
Creek and will go from there to jays in
Bay City. She will be gone about a
month.
Brother Cochrane OF the Dayspring
Attorney c. NJ. Van Ripper of Hartford
and Geo Hale of Covert were welcome
callers at the True Northerner Office
Thursday. No sore spots on "Van' or
! George
Garnishment proceedings have been
started by the p. NJ railroad to collect
money claimed to be due them from the
X. L. S. & c. Ry. Papers have been
served on freight patrons of the road to
locate unpaid bills.
Contractor Young ismoving Fay Wes-
toms building, which Is occupied by Ma
rie Cooper as a millinery store, over on
the east side OF the lot. Mr. Weston
will soon begin the work on the new
store building
Mrs. Will North and daughter Hazel
returned last Friday from a six weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Royal Hall
and family in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Hall
returned to Paw Paw with them and
will remain here some time.
The young people of the Church OF
Christ are aiding the people in the vicin-
ity of the Lee school house in Sunday
school and Endeavor work. Last Sun
day afternoon Miss Ada Hawley delight
ed the audience with a sermonette.
Clarence Hawley begins the classical
and biblical course at Drake university
Des Moires, Ia, next week. His friends
are pleased because the ministry of the
church will be augmented by an effec.
tive and enthusiastic young worker.
Several families enjoyed the annual
picnic at the Glenn Springs trout hatch
cry last Sunday A bountiful dinner
was spread on the bluff overlooking the
large trout ponds and the day was one
of pleasure and profit to those present
A Miss Beach, while feeding a sausage
mill n the meat market at Lawton, was
caught in a shaft and her clothes were
stripped-from her in moment. She was
saved from serious injury by being
caught and pulled away by th' butcher
Last Saturday was big day for Do
wagiac. The sailors and soldiers mon.
ument was unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies. Hon Wm Alden Smith
was orator Of the day A ball game
street sports, etc, were some Of the IN
terosting features. Royal Decker wor
the 10O-yard dash aud received beauti
ful lamp as a prize
Watson the telephone man has taker
the trade mark of his face. He has d
Bill Taft smile and he wanted it copy
riqhted so he put scab on it about two
inches square by trying to sandpapel
the face OF nature with his face. IL you
want to hear language that sounds like
a clipping from campaign literature, ash
him how the motorcycle side stepped him