The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03

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Miss Maude lucas of Kalamazoo was
the guest of r. f.. Quick and family
last Monday.
Grandma Sarah Butcher of Lawrence
has been the guest of urs Geo. Worthy
for several days.
Mrs. Bert Bryar and son of Jackson
arrived Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tyes aud friends.
Miss Bertha Chase of Grand Rapids
is inviting relatives and friends in and
around Paw Paw.
The name of the new lake cannot be
announced until after the meeting of the
council next week.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson and children of
Kalamazoo spent last Sunday at the
home of w r. Sellick.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. % +. and A. NJ. Tuesday
evening July Z. Work
Mrs J. II. Linton and children OF
Milwaukee are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Quick.
Mr. and Mrs, Marquis Eaton OF Chica
go will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Cooley over the Fourth.
Miss Margaret Southworth of Three
Rivers was in the city on business few
daVS the ret of the week
edwin Rood and wife OF Chicago are
the guests of his parents Col and Mrs.
A. f. Rood for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman and
daughter of Central Lake visited his
parents during the past week
Miss Lila Nelson and Miss Grace E
Muir Of Kalamazoo spent last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. f.. j. Muir.
James Swain commissioner of schools
of Branch county called on commissioner
Hungerford Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. f.. f.. Downing returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Ionia and Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Alva Burt and daughters Erdeen
and Emily left Tuesday for Pontiac,
where they will spend a week with rela.
tives and friends.
Special convocation of Paw Paw
chapter No. 81 r. A. NJ this Friday
eveping Work on candidates in p
M and Nj. f. NJ. degrees,
The True Northerner, is indebted to
w. A Prater, for a sample of foe cher
ries Of the Napoleon variety. They were
the largest cherries we have ever seen
ROYAL Decker has position in Kal
J kaskia for the summer. He is also play
q ing on the city ball team. He will be
9 missed by the local team and base ball
fans.
David Burke, one of our rural mail car.
4 riers has only lost one day, and that on
account Of sickness, 10 six years and
seven months, his is a pretty good
Z record.
w. A. Stewart has recently installed
3 a new electric motor for use in making
ice cream in his candy kitchen. The
cream will now be sweeter and better
then ever.
z Elisha Terrell, for MANY years a re-
spected citizen of Paw Paw, died in
Benton Harbor, May 81, after short
4 illness, aged 83 years He was the father
& of Henry Terrell of this village.
Mrs. VIM Pugsley and Mrs. VIM Lee
Suer have been in Lawtou veral days
: the past week caring for Mrs Frank
Pugsley, who has been quite i'll with la
grippe, but at this time is reported
B to be much better.
There will be a smoker given at the
Clifton hotel Monday night, July 8, for
students Of the International Cores
poudence schools and those Interested.
Notice display in the window OF Shepard
e Showermans store.
There are already large number OF
boats on the new lake and more in the
course Of construction. Bert Fales has
fine new launch which he will put in
the water Saturday. 1t is beauty and
will carry twelve passengers.
AL Hindenach OF the Charles Drug
Co has anticipated the many accidents
Incident to the Fourth OF July and has
fitted mp miniature emergency hospital
in Charles Store window. You will>tind
all the requisites there from a pair Of
crutches to lock jaw microbe.
Il. B. jackson, who owns a fine fruit
farm north west of town and represents
the Arbuckle grocery firm Of Chicago,
met with quite an accident last Thurs
day in Illinois while on one of his trips.
An auto ran into the livery rig in which
he was riding, throwing him out and in
juring him quite seriously.
Paw Paw lodge No. % f. & A. M.
conferre1 the third degree on Fred
Charles last Tuesday evening. After
the work refreshments were served in
j the loflra room Past Grand Master