The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-05-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS OF A PERSONAL NATURE
Brief Mention Personals and Every
in of Local News that Is OF
to o. Readers.

Mr.. Lane of the Lawton Leader was
in the village last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyce and Isa Wis
tied relatives in Marcelus last Sunday.
w. L. S. Strowbridge of Kalamazoo
spent last Sunday in Paw Paw with
relatives.
w. A. Prater attended meeting of
the state anti. saloon league in Grand
Rapi 8 last Sunday.
Mrs. e. p. Caldwell, mother of Mrs.
Nj. Grigsby, went to Toledo, "Wednesday,
to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Rav Wilson and little son Harris,
who have spent the winter here, re-
turned to South Haven last Sunday.
Fred M. Knolls of Hamilton township,
republican candidate for member OF the
state legislature, was in Paw Paw on
business last Tuesday.
The 29th annual meeting OF the Ant
werp and Paw Paw Farmers Association
will be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r.. B. Welch Thursday June 4.
Miss lone Reynolds, who has been
teaching in the schools in Albuquerq ne
n. Mex the past year, returned to ia"
Paw last Monday to spend the summer
with her parents.
Harvey Slonaker of Gobleville was IL
Paw Paw last Saturday. The announce
ment of his candidacy for representa-
| tive to the legislature will be found II
this issue of The True Northerner.
Attorneys Lynn Lewis of Bangor, w
G.. Bessey, II. L. Cook, and j. Il. Chano
Ter of South Haven, &. NJ. VanRiper o
Hartford. l.. A. Tabor of Lawton were
in Paw Paw to attend the opening o
court last Monday.
A. n. Col and wife of Chicago al
spending a few weeks at the home o
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Cole
BERTHE has bee suffering from muscula
rheumatism for several months, but l
getting better slowly.
G.F. Merrill and wife will leave 10
Otsego next Monday where they expec
to make their future home, Mr.. Merrill
having purchased residence and stor
building there. The Northerner extend
best wishes for their success In thei
new home.
Rev. NJ. Grigsby delivered an addres
at the eighth grade graduating exercise
held in Mattawan last Friday evening
He also addressed the class exercise
held in the town hall at Kendall las
Monday evening Supt. Hungerford ha
charge of these programs.
Each member of Maple Gro7e Lodg
X. of p. Dancing Club and his lady ar
expected to be at roll call for Militar
Euchre at Castle Hall, Friday evenln
June 5,sat 7:30 o'clock sharp. Refresh
ments and dancing later It's importan
that members report promptly at ! 80.
The last meeting of the FelIowshi
! club for this spring will be held at. Ia
home. of the Warner boys, Wednesda
J evening June 3, when-the jolly four wi
entertain the club. The program will b
/ in charge of j. w. Free We had bi
meeting at Mr.. Frees. Let US make tn
one the biggest of the year. The clu
D now numbers 80 members.
} The home coming, meeting at Dow
/ ings and Flook's Office last Tuesday evel
! ing was we'll attended. A program con
J mittee was appointed and plans for II
D event discussed. n. o. Hilton OF Denv'
! and Marquis Eaton of Chicago will
envited to speak during the week. Or
J evening will be devoted to an entertai
! ment at the opera house, ia charge
! Harold Spicer, Carl and Duane Mosi
and Blaine Warner.