The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-05-22

Sixth Annual Home Coming, Paw
Paw, Michigan, Aug. IL to 18, 1903.
Mitchell Hogmire of Bangor was IN
the village Wednesday.
Supervisor McAlpine of Hartford was
in Paw Paw last Monday
A. B. linus and family entertained his
father, j II. linus, last Sunday.
Ex-sheriff Britton of Bangor was in
Paw Paw several days this week.
The "Lily club were entertained at
ry last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Agnes Stearns and daughter
Hattie of Minneapolis arrived in Paw
Paw, Monday, to visit friends.
j. E. Griffenburg of Chicago was in
Paw Paw this week He is contemplat-
ing the purchase of place here.
billie" Bullard OF Niles, Dell Cummings
and Jimmie" Bullard will furnish mar
tial music for Memorial day services.
q. w. Merrimau, G.. NJ Van Ripper, V.
w. Olds and r. w. Stckney came over
from Hartford, Thursday, with q. Aver
i'll in his new automobile.
Mr!. II. d. Brown and daughter, Lot
tie Coffinbury, of ElCampo, Tex. ar
rived last Friday to spend the summer
at their resort at Lakewood.
Dowagiac high school will play the
local team at Athletic park tomorrow
Saturday afternoon. This is an inter
ha hot
Mrs. Matilda Bolles of Bangor, widow
of the late Robert r. Bolles, will be the
recipient of Sl2 pension, procured
through o. w. Rowland's claim agency.
The beautiful Maple City club rooms
will be formally opened next Thursday
evening, May %, when the club mem
bers and families will enjoy pot luck"
supper
Mrs. E. A. Abrams entertained few
friends at the home of her son, Roy
Abrams, Tuesday, May Is, it being her
list birthday. She was the recipient of
many nice presents.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Toles and Mr..
and Mrs G.. w. Toles, jr., OF Chicago
will be at their Lakeside home to spend
Decor ration day. They will make the
trip from Chicago IN an automobile.
The Bloomingdale band, who are go
ing to furnish the music Field day, have
sent word that if band stand and
lights can be secured they will stay in
the evening and give band concert free.
A card to Ira Hubert from DR.. b.
O'Dell of Pasadena, Cal, states that
Mrs. O'Dell is some better and that the
DR.. is about as usual. Mr. O'Dell wishes
to be remembered to all his friends in
Paw Paw.
Charlie Bass, Erum Tedrow and Lew
Tedrow were arrested by Game Warden
Welcher of Decatur, the first of the
week and they are now spending thirty
days each in the county jail for netting
in Magician Lake.
Arthur Cleveland of Waverly recently
sold 3-year old "Ugoin" colt to Otsego
parties for $3.50. "Ugolin" is owned by
the Paw Paw French draft horse associ-
alton, and his colts all find ready market
at top notch prices.
Wilbur Downing's classmates and
young friends surprised him last Friday
evening, the occasion being his 10Th
birthday. Nice refreshments were
served by his mother and a beautiful
toilet set left as token OF the esteem
in which Wilbur is held by his young
friends.
The Fellowship club had a delightful
evening at the home of A. Lynn Free
last Wednesday evening. The program
was exceptionally good and the refresh.
ments fine. One of the pleasant feat
ures was an illustration of the wireless
telegraphy by Wilbur Downing with APP
paratus of his own manufacture.
Saturday, June 9th, is Field Day. All
the schools OF the county will meet in
Paw Paw on that day to contest for
track and base ball honors. Coach
Spauldng of the Kalamazoo Normal
will act as referee and the Bloomingdale
band will furnish music. Saturday,
June 6, will be big day for Paw Paw.