The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-01-22

The Weston block is progressing rap
idly and will soon be ready for occupan-
cy.
Mesdames Mutchler and Chase are
spending the week with friends in Ban
gor.
Attorney Fred Cogshall OF South Ha-
ven spent part of the week In Paw
Paw.
.. E. Buttertield of Hasting has been
visiting his mother and sister in Paw
Paw.
Mrs. James Shanahan of Lawton VS.
tied Paw Paw relatives and friends this
week.
Miss Margaret Southworth of Battle
Creek spent Sunday with her parents in
Paw Baw.
Miss Edith Terpening of Grand Rap
ids was the guest of Miss Mamie Bishop
over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Harrison announces that
she will commence giving painting les
sons next week.
w. A. Lemaux of Sturgis was shaking
hands with Paw Paw relatives and
friends this week.
Mrs. Il. II. Hinckley of Kalamazoo
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Cooper, this week.
The Fellowship club held delightful
meeting at the home of Il. q. Thsy err,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Erwin Brown of Grand Rapids is
visiting her father S. ii. Morton, while
Oh her way to Chicago.
a. r. Butterfield and Clark M. Camp
bell of Grand Rapids were in Paw Paw
and Glendale last week.
Attorney M. j. Cavanaugh of Ann Ar.
Dor was the guest of his brother L, }.
and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Andrews and son
George returned the first of the week
from their southern trip.
Mrs. George Longwell, ST., who has
been i'll for some time, IS much better
and able TO be out again.
Mrs. Edna l.. Smith of Kalamazoo Wis.
tied her son Herbert and IL. Geddes
and family last Saturday.
Hon. G. j. Monroe of South Haven
stopped Oft at Paw Paw for few hours
Tuesday on his way to Detroit.
Mrs. Helen iced of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Longwell, ST., and
expects to remain during the winter
Several Paw Paw ladies drove to Ban
gor, Tuesday, to attend the annual
meeting of the county association, .. r.
S.
Advertised letters; Mrs. j f. Sproule,
Mr.. David Burlington, Mr.. f.. Souther.
land, Mr.. Wilburt Pratt, Mr.. +. &. Mil
Ter.
Louis Turner of Waverly was fined
5000 and costs ia Justice KIllefer's court
this week for leaving dead horse uu-
buried.
Married, at Paw Paw, January Is, by
Justice .. w. Rowland, Owen j Maxam
and Mrs. Sarah M. Shugars, both of
Porter.
w. G.. Raymond has opened a photo.
graph gallery over the New York Racket
store and is prepared to do all kinds of
picture work.
DR.. +. {. Penoysr, M. M. Engle, John
Wastell, John Mackey and John Mould
were among the South Haven visitors at
the county seat Wednesday.
The next monument social will be
held Saturday evening, January % at
the home Of Mesdames Stearns and
Smith in the Darling house.
Hon. b. +. Heckert was home from
Lansing over Sunday. Bessie will re-
main at Lansing with the Judge during
the session of the legislature.
Sanger q Gardner always keep an up.
to-date line OF millinery and ladies' fur
nishings. Prices are low considering
the quality of the goods they handle
G. w. Young, who went to South Ha-
ven with the r. & S. Masous last Friday
night, remained over for short visit
with his son, DR.. G.. F. Your g, and wife.
Next Wednesday the meeting of the
Coterie will be held in the evs ming at
the clue rooms. All members are in
vited to come and bring their young
people. Verne Van Fossen, leader.
Mrs. Genie Boyd gave a pupils recital
at her home south of town Tuesday
afternoon, January -. The pupils
showed IN their playing the careful in
struct'on they had received and did
credit to themselves and their teacher.
mere we're three other numbers, piano
solo by Leland b. Gorton, a violin solo
by Mr.. Stoltz and vocal duet. Several
people from the village were in attend.
ance and q delightful afternoon was
enjoyed 10y all.