The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-09-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS OF A PERSONAL NATURE
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John Berridge spent the past week
visiting in Flint.
Better not miss the pictures at the
Idle Hour theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells G. Brown of Ian.
sing are in Paw Paw.
Take in the Idle Hour theatre Friday
and Saturday evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frost OF Allegan
visited relatives in Paw Paw over Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. Froeschle and daughte r
left last Wednesday for Kalamazoo after
a weeks visit at the home of j. c. War
ner and family.
Frank Avery and family have moved
from the Pugsley house into the resi-
dence recently vacated by Harry Sails
bury and family.
Harry Salisbury and wife moved Mon
day into the Frank Pugsley house, re-
Gently purchased by Mrs. Salsburys
mother, Mrs. Threadgould.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Weston Block. The excavation for the
basement is made and portion of the
cement foundation in place.
Advertised letters: Mrs. j. Anger, Mrs.
Anna Carter, Miss Mildred Hagler, Char
! lie Burgess, Mr.. Dee Cox, Mr.. Will Clark,
Mr.. Warren Pratt, Mr.. Ben Spindle, 2.
Fifty-two weeks of contact with all
the news of home, county state, country,
and all the world, for II % which pays
for The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
er and this paper one year.
l.. E. Griffith now manufactures, in
addition to the Moss Rose and Bear
| Facts, clear Havana l0-ceut cigar
The new brand is called the Dorinda
and will be on sale this week.
The Executive Committee of the Eel
lowship Club met with the president last
Monday evening The first meeting of
the club will not be held until Oct. 2lst.
the third Wednesday of the month.
The officers of the Coterie will be
the hostesses for the opening day of the
new year, Wednesday, September 30,
and would be pleased to greet every
member of the club on that afternoon.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
| is the best weekly newspaper in the
world We have arranged specially to
supply it and this paper together for
one year at the low price of 81 % for
both.
DR.. L. H. Phipps has sold his farm
near Three Mile lake and gone to Seat
tle Wash. The family are still here,
but will join the doctor at Seattle soon
and expect to make their future home
there.
B. F. Power. son of F. F. Power of
Paw Paw is spending his vacation in
Calumet. Mr. Power is proprietor of a
photograph gallery in Gobleville. His
brother Lewis Is looking after the same
during his absence.
Mrs L. Bartholomew has sold her
beautiful home and vineyard near Pugs-
ley's Lake to Theodore Kimmerer OF
Davenport, Iowa. The sale was made
through the Decker and Bailey Real Es-
tate Agency. Consideration $4,000.
Unusually good cartoons and illustra-
tlOUS are CldrdCleIlSllC VI lu6 w e6hl y
Inter Ocean and Farmer. No attempt is
made by its artists to belitte or make
ridiculous any person or class of persons.
Regular price, 81 year. 1t and this pa
per one year for SIPS.
The True Northerner force are in
debted to Aloa Flagler for fine water
, melon, WHICH tipped the beam at 81 lbs
Alva knows just how to raise the finest
melons that grow, and he also know:
that the editor of the True Northernei
, is first class judge OF prime melons
About % young people of the Christ
ian Endeavor society, headed by f,
Hawley surprised Rev. Chas. Varney las
Monday evening, the occasion being hi
4lst birthday. The elder had retired TO
I the night, but soon awoke to the occas
D ion, dressed and escorted the "bunch" t
j., Halls emporium for refreshments.
8 was a pleasant occasion for all concern