The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-08-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS or A PERSONAL NATURE
Events Every
in The Way News is Of
Int % Readers.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Dole of Kalamazoo
are the guests of Mrs. Addie Hunt.
Mrs. Edith Ocobock of Fentou is the
guest of relatives and friends in Paw Paw
Hon. G. d. Lawton, of Lawton was in
Paw Paw on business last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ciapp of Sturgis,
are visiting their sister Mrs. E. l.. Moe.
Rev. T. d. Marsh of Grand Rapids ia
the guest of his daughter Mrs. Will
Welch.
f. A. Crane who recently returned
from Alaska, is expected here to spend
Sunday.
Miss Madge Osborne of Grand Rapids
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Cummings.
Uncle John Cook of Decatur was
caller at the Northerner office last
Wednesday.
Royal Decker, who has been spending
the summer in Kalkaskla, returned
home last Saturday
Mrs. J. W. Feek and daughter Asenath
"
Ed. M. Bailey and family.
Mrs Emma F. Cowles of New York
is guest of her mother, Mrs. A, w
Cummings, during Home Coming.
NJ j. Bates of Chicago has been the
guest of David McCann this week. Mr.
Bates lived in Paw Paw some 80 years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Warner of Grand
Rapids and Mrs. Eunice Eldred of Ro-
chester, n Y. are visiting relatives in
Paw Paw.
Mrs Nelson r. jacobson and little
daughter Of Washington, d, c., are Wis.
iting at the home Of her cousin, Mrs. Le-
land b. Gorton.
Mrs. Ella Saxton Alden of Corona and
Miss Edna Saxton of Los Angeles, Cal ,
are guests of their aunt, Mrs. X. E.
Quick, and other relatives.
j. G. Dunuing and daughter Dorothy
of Bay City, who have been the guests
of his mother for several days, returned
home last Wednesday morning.
The date Of Decker & Bailey's big
Laramie River Valley excursion is Aug
ust IS. See full page al in this issue
and go to Decker & Bailey for particulars
MIR and Mrs Harvey A. Sherman
were called to Grand Rapids last Friday
to attend the funeral OF his father, Philo
L. Sherman, who died suddenly in Mis-
sissippi. Deceased was 6S years of age
Advertised letters: jeanette Wheeler
Ida Mahard, Grace Emerson, Edna
Swortwout, Florence Neff, Mrs. j. d.
Bowen, Jimmie Sellors, D. A. Emmings,
Robt. b. Wilson, B. +. Houser, Thos d.
Conner.
The choir boys of Grace church, Hins-
dale, I'll, who are camping at Lake Cora,
will sing at ST. Marks church next Sun
day morning, August 16 The True
Northerner was in error last week in
stating that they would sing at st. Ma
ry's church.
Sept will be Children's Day at the
Southern Michigan State Fair which
opens at Benton Harbor Aug 81 and
continues until Sept. 4. The manage.
ment is making arrangements for the
entertainment Of 10000 school children
of Berrien, Cass aud Van Buren, counties
on that day. Every child will be given
free admission to the grounds and plans
are being made to give them a day OF
wholesome fun and pleasure. Arrange
ments are being perfected for the distri-
button of tickets to Young America
School authorities in each city, village
or township will secure them from the
secretary of the fair and teachers OF
members of the school board will give
them out on application from schoo
children. Already the boys and girls il
several communities are organizing fo
the days trip to the Fair and their il
: promise of keen rivalry in an effort t,
make the best showing.