The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-02-21
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Will Pike is on the sick list.

town, Monday
j. f. Sebripg of Bangor was in the
village Tuesday.
Mr.. w. G. Flock returned from Chica-
go last Saturday.
Geo. Rich Of Glendale was in town |
Tuesday on business.
r E. Quick had the misfortune TO lose
his family horse, Tuesday.
Roy Doud of Chicago was the guest |
of his parents over Sunday.
William Doud left last Tuesday on a
bu mess trip to Havana, Cuba.
Edwin Quatermas of Kalamazoo was
guest of his parents over Sunday.
Will North and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday With Gliddenburg friends
Geo. Quicker of Lyons, N Y, is
the guest Of [. A. Whitman and family
Mason Bros Uncle Toms Cabin Co
at opera house, Thursday, February 27.
Will Knight has been very i'll the past
two weeks, but is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Bartholomew is spending few
weeks in Paw Paw with relatives ano
friends.
Mrs. Frank Thomas has been cou6ned
to the house the past three weeks with
the grip.
Henry Havley is again able to attend
to his duties at school after a severe at
tack of grip.
Band concert noon and evening be
fore the show. Don't miss it. Thursday,
February 27.
e. r. Quick, who has been very Ill
with la grippe and heart trouble, is
slowly IL, proving.
Henry Holt will be boss meo1arir in
n G.. Waters & Cos. tin and plumbing
: shop after about March |.
Miss Elizabeth Whitman returned
last Saturday from SIX weeks visit
with relatives in Detroit
Don't forget the date for Uncle Tom,
as he will be pleased to welcom you at
the opera house February %.
Mrs H. P Waters has been in Law
ton the past week caring for her daugh-
, ter Mrs. L. A. Packer, who is Ill.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will serve a st Fatrick's supper in the
church parlors the evening of March II
Rev McBain Milne moved through
D the storm last Tuesday from Main street
to the parsonage = several boxes for
D kipdling wood.
Rev. M. Grigsby was in Kalamazoo on
Monday, visiting his sisterin law, N rs
! G. S. Grigsby, who is seriously i'll at the
I Bronson hospital.
The Uncle Toms CABIN Co. that is to
+ appear at the opera house Thursday
February 27, is reported the best on the
road. Prices, % 80 so.
Dan Morrison OF this place and Ware
Bartram of Duluth, MINI. went to Anr
Arbor for treatment last week. DR.
Hoyt accompanied them.
DR.. Nj. S. Smith, osteopath of Hart
ford, was in Paw Paw last Tuesday. He
has several patients here and make:
regular Tuesday and Friday visits
. The many friends OF Miss Marie
Cooper will be pleased to learn that she
, has so far recovered from her recent ill
a ness, as to be able to ride out aud take
, short walks.
The X. of P. dancing club has ar
I ranged for delightful Fischer dancing
Z party at Castle hall Tuesday evening
: March 81. Further announcements viii
l be made later.
!, The Bereaus OF the church Of Chris
! held banquet il Shoesmith's hail las
+ Friday evening. Many bright, witty
g thoughtful toasts were given by th
j young people.
J. William c. Wickers has been ap
pointed mail carrier on route No.
a Jay Rickerson was formerly carrier OF
; this route and Substitute Carrier Rob
d ert Bangs, has been carrying the mai
a since Jay went to Decatur.
d Judge b. F. Heckert is in Lansing
:, this week to be present at the thir'
II reading OF the proposed constitution
q and assist with the final work Of tn
g icon con-"
. On st. Valentines evening a complet
. surprise was given by the rural carriers
5, and their wives to Mr. and Mrs. j. A
;, Young, it being the occasion OF Mrs
Youug's 35th birthday. Progressv
q finch was played and hearty" tim
y was enjoyed by ALL Refreshments were
81 served and the ladies left book in tokel
= of remembrance.
% Mary Lord died at the asylum, Kala
"a mazoo, Monday morning. aged 66 years
She was born in this township March 2:
- 1912 and has always lived here. Sh
:. leaves one brother, Frederick Lord @
" this village, besides many old tim
~ friends to mourn her death The funer
- al was held Tuesday at 2:30 p. M, Re,
y Milne officiating. Burial at Prospec