The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-27

show now on sale at Longwell Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Larkins of Chicago
are the guests Of his brother Roland
Larkns and wife.
Chip Hinckley OF Vaudeville Is spend
ing few days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hinckley.
The ladies of st. Marks church will
give 20 cent lawn supper this evening
at the home of X. w. Broughton.
The grape harvest will soop be on
Frank Morrill, marketed load of cham.
pions this week, the first of the season.
Married, at Paw Paw, August %, by
Justice y. w Rowland. Oscar Carr ana
Mrs Marella Drake, both of Arlington
Harry LOOMS and wife are enter
tanning bis mother, Mrs Myra LOOMS,
and an uncle, G. e. Flaisig Of Quincy,
Ills.
VIM. III Whalen ADD wife OF Tuscon,
Arizona, are visiting friends at Paw Paw
and Decatur They were here Wednes-
day.
The Sunday school from the Christian
church picnicked at Three Mile lake,
WednesI Jay. A pleasant time is re-
ported.
The sewing club held their annual
picnic with Mrs. Bert Showerman, Tues
day afternoon. A most enjoyable time
is reported.
You can't afford to miss the way down
al l..
Dan'," at opera house, Tuesday even
ing, August 81.
Attorney VIM. Fitzgerald of Kalama-
zoo was in Paw Paw last Friday to at
tend the ball game between the Kalama-
ZOO Elks and the local team.
The G. r. society Of the Church OF
Christ will serve supper at the Hawley
& Warner hall, Wed nesday evening, Sep
tember l, from to Z; price l5c.
Mrs. Wilbur Warner gave an after.
noon party Tuesday in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Roach, who expects soon
to return to her home 10 Detroit.
Frank Eldredge, who is real estate
dealer 10 Chicago Heights, was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. f. +. Clark, and
cousin, Mrs Juha Freeman, the first Of
the week.
Lynn Downing, who has been EN-
ployed 10 the Warner Cash barber shop
at Detroit has returned and has ac-
cepted a position in the Dibble-Salis-
bury shop.
w. A. Young of Benton Harbor was
in Paw Paw this week. He is in the
employ of Contractor A. II. Hall ard
was here to put a new roof on the First
National bank building.
DR.. Smith, the osteopath Of Hartford,
who with his family has spent the sum
mer camping at Four lille lake, has
purchased the H. p. Nelson residence
and has moved to Paw Paw.
Don't miss Uncle Dan'l" at the opera
house, Tuesday, August 81 The mes
senger from Jarvis section, Special
scenery; fine orchestra; fine music and
specialties. Band parade at noon, Tues
Cay, August 81.
Coming, the best of all down east
plays, Uncle DAM" at Longwell's opera
house, Tuesday evening, August 3lst.
Hello, Paw Paw; not through laughing
way down east. A live one. Prices, SIC
and soc; children, DC.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hrdlicka are max
ing preparations to move TO Chicago.
Mr. Hrdicka is already there, and the
family will Join him as soon as their
household goods are disposed Of. They
are advertised for sale 10 this issLe.
Advertised letters: Miss Irene Con
stable, Anna Ford, Miss Lena Rogers
(2). MISS Myrtle Waldo, Mr.. f.. +. Bar.
clay, Victor Ligare, Mr.. Thomas Mole
Mr.. John Norward, Mr.. Alvin Papineau
William }. Palmer, Mr. Geo. p Rush
Paw Paw Encampment, |. o. o. f..
| Installed the following officers last Wed.
nesday evening; G. l.. Young, G. p.
S. f. Allen, S. W.; Clark McGrady. II.
p; w Ii. Mason, S.; b. O'Dell, T..
Levi HadseIl, j. w. .. w. Rowland
was the installing officer
A. j. Sabin has been very i'll for the
! past few days, He was stricken sudden
ly at the supper table Monday evening
and rena iued in an unconscious condi
ton until Wednesday morning. Hi.
condition is somewhat improved
although he is yet very sick man.
Henry Hinckley is still unable to ge
around without the aid of crutches o.
a wheel chair. Owing to his condition
and his inabiiay to attend to his bust
ness affairs, he has decided to dispos,
OF his Dyckman House livery business
which is advertised for sale on page fou
OF this issue OF the True Northerner.
Mrs. Will WEIGH delightfully."- enter
tanned the sewing club and few invite,
guests last Saturday afternoon in homo
OF her friend, Mrs. j. ID. Holmes o
Grand Rapids. 1t was delightful da.
and the ladies spent the afternoon Of
the lawn in social chat and needle work
Dainty refreshments OF salad, waters
coffee. cake and bon bons were as dainti
ly served by the cordial hostess. Mrs
WEIGH is certainly an ideal entertainer
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