The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-03-27
OF A LOCAL NATURE.
Happenings Of the Past Week In
Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.

Wells g. Brown of Lansing was 10 the
village last Friday.
w. II. Tyler of South Haven was in
Paw Paw last Friday.
O. M. Vaughan OF Covert was IN the
city on business Tuesday.
All. Dodge has been confined to his
bed for the past two weeks.
Miss Broomhan of Ann Arbor is the
guest of Will Mosier and family.
Advertised letters: Master Leroy
Edgerly, Frank Fuller, Solon Lane.
Mrs. Bert Bennett and son Paul OF
La ton we're guests at the home OF Seth
Allen, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. linus of Dayton, Ohio,
vera the guests of their son Bee and
family over Sunday.
A number of our young people at
tended the dancing party at Hartford
last Friday evening.
Regular meeting OF the L. o. T. N. M.
at Shoesmith's hall, Saturday after
noon, March 2S. Initiation.
j. B. Layton and family, after spend
ing the winter in Kalamazoo, have re-
turned to their home east OF the vii
lage.
Several social features were held this
week in honor of Mrs. X. A. Shoesmith
who will soon leave for her new home
in Idaho.
Married, March %, 1908, at Paw Paw
by Justice Rowland, Clayton Van Hort
of Cheshire and Miss Myrtle Clugstor
of Bangor.
Homer Shoesmith is recovering NIGEL,
from the recent operation on his nose
1t will be the means of restoring him tt
perfect health.
A letter to f. j. Diehl, in regard t
spraying vineyards, is published on pag'
of this issue. 1t will be of special in
terest to grape growers.
The annual county campmeeting o
the Modern Woodman of America vii
be held at Shoesmith's hall Wednesday
April l, 1908, at ii a. IN.
Mrs. Bee linus entertained at liner
shower last Wednesday in honor of Mis-
Abigail Allen. A 6 o'clock supper wa
served and a general good time enjoyet
by all.
Thursday evening was band night a
the roller skating rink. The music wa
excellent, and the large number OF skater
and spectators thoroughly enjoyed tn
evening.
Lee Rey nolds, who has been working
in the car shops at Detroit for the pas
year, came home Saturday. The shop
have shut down, and Lee will take
short rest.
Mrs. Royal Hall, who has been spend
ing some time with her parents, Mr.. AM
I Mrs. Will North, expects to leave to
morrow for Buffalo, N. Y, where MI
Hall has lucrative position.
Miss Edyth Grimes, who is ATTENDING
! college in Kalamazoo, is expected hom
I to spend the spring vacation the latte
part of the week. Miss Vesta Crime
will also return from her studies at M
\ Carol, Ill.
I Mrs Frank Pugsloy and children
LdWlOn are SpoluibB d TOW "oOho Wv
her parents, Mr.. and and Mrs. Will Ii
Suer. Mr. Pugsley has been drawn o
I the grand jury at Grand Rapids and lei
for that city, Tuesday.
f.. s. Doud left Tuesday for the Isle {
J Pines. He was accompanied by quite
party from the northern part of tt
state. Mr. Doud goes to look after b
large property interests there, and O.
= poets to be gone some time.
: The last X. of p. club dance OF Il
\ season will be held at Castle hall, Tue
day evening, March 81. Fischer's World
Fair orchestra will furnish music. III
club has issued invitations to a numb
: who are not members OF the club. The
invitations must be presented at Il
door.
William G. Anderson, late OF the fir
OF Wm. G. Anderson & Co., custo
= taiIors, OF Boston, Mass, has come
Paw Paw to spend the summer on
brothers farm, four miles east OF
village. This was formerly known
"The Old Cole Place." and was p'
chased by Mr.. Anderson OF Chicago sol