The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-03-06
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There will be special communication
of Paw Paw lodge No. %, F.. & A. NJ,
Tuesday evening, March 10. Work in
the third degree.
The Cross and Crown class of the
Christian church entertained the Hello
Boys, February 29th, at Lulu Mathcrs.
A nice program was followed by four
course supper. The boys voted the girls
royal entertainers.
A recital of piano music will be given
by the pupils of Mrs. Claire Harrison
about March Is. Local singers will as
sist Spindler's Kinder" symphony, "a
Picnic, " for piano with orchestral instru-
ments will be feature of the program.
Roy Tuttle, Paw Paws popular florist,
has purchased the Il. A. Shoesmith res
idence on west Pine street and will
move some time next summer. He will
also move his hot house, when he will
be better able than ever to take care of
his rapidly increasing patronage.
The Free Baptist church is planning
great revival to begin Sunday, March
! g. See the half tone cuts of the cele.
brated evangeists, f. A Enslow, and
gospel singer, f. L. Enslow, bo b of
Chicago, on page of this issue. The
noted evangelist will have charge of the
meetings.
The cinch club met with Mrs N. M
Hunter last Thursday evening. Sixteen
members were present, and a very en-
joyable time was spent. Refreshments
y ere served, as is the usual custom.
First prizes awarded to Frank Sanger
and Etoile Allen. Consolation to Paul
Broughton and Mrs. Frank Sanger.
The Leap Year party held at Long
wells opera house last Friday evening
was a complete success. There were
about 80 couples in attendance. The
music given by Mrs. Chas. Cole and
Will Snow was exceptionally good, and
the decorations we're very pretty Re-
freshments were served at w. l.. Stew
arts.
The Jolly Jokers met at the home of
r. E. Boomer and family last Saturday
ening. A very enjoyable evening was
spent by all present. One of the mem
bers, on returning home, is said to have
lost his way and when he come to find
his bearings discovered he was looking
for pears in the orchard across the road.
There is some talk of presenting him
with bell or lantern at the next meet
ing.
The Fruit Belt military band dance
and concert, of which mention was made
in last weeks issue, will be held at Long
Wells opera house Wednesday evening,
March IL. The band will give concert
from to 8. Bill, 70 cents; spectators,
10 cents. The proceeds of this party
will be used to purchase new uniforms
for the band. The object is a most wor-
thy one and should receive the patron
age Of the citizens of Paw Paw. Give
the Fruit Belt military band a boost.
Mrs. Il. d. Franklin was pleasantly
surprised last "Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin we're invited to spend the
evening at the home of w. A. Prater.
After arriving there, the friends and
neighbors rushed in about 90 strong,
bringing we'll filed baskets. The occa-
sion was very pleasant one. As a
token OF the esteem in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin are held. the company
left fine go cart for the baby. The
gift is highly appreciated by the recip-
tents.
The Oroville Register Of Oroville, Cal
ifornia, under date OF February Is, gives
an account of the marriage of Miss
Lucia Crane to Mr.. +. A. Andrews OF
Richmond, Cal. The groom is assistant
master mechanic Of the Santa Fe Rail
road, and after months honeymoon
in Southern California, the happy couple
will be at home in Richmond. The bride
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. b
Crane, spent several months in Paw Paw
last summer, and has many friends here
who will extend congratulations on the
felicitous event.