The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-07-02

relatives tins week.
Prosecuting Attorney Glenn T.. War
ner was in South Haven, Thursday.
Musical team at rink next Wednes-
day and Thursday nights.
Mrs. j. IA. Charles, who has been i'll
for sOme time, is still confined to her bed
The ball team went to Bangor We'd
nesday and we're defeated by the score
of TO g.
Miss Hazel King of East Lansing is
visiting her grandfather, w. K. Helms
and wife.
Will Snow and wife left last Monday
for Seattle to attend the Alaska Yukon
exposition.
Be sure to attend the entertainment
at the rink next Wednesday and Thurs
day nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson are en
PERTAINING niece Miss Gertrude Smith
of Chicago.
Drs O. r.. Lanphear and Verne Van
Fossen are attending the state dental
meeting at Kalamazoo
| Mrs. VIM. Hanson Yerrington of
Charles City, Iowa, Is visiting her par
ents and friends in Paw Paw.
Mrs. Joe Buck and daughter of Ian
sing arrived Thursday To visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Richard
The musical team at the rink next
Wednesday and Thursday nights will be
I AttanH bntb nt1hts
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Jones and children
of Chicago, were the guests of Daniel
Spicer and family last Wednesday,
H. NJ. Olney of Hartford came to Paw
Paw Tuesday to attend meeting of the
directors of the First National bank
Miss Katherine Arnold entertained a
company of young ladies at house boat
party on PugsIeys lake last Monday.
Miss Catherine Clarsou of Kalamazoo
arrived last " eduesday evening to spend
several DAYS with relatives in Paw Paw.
Mrs. Myrtle Cross and daughter and
Flossie Grnnell of Chicago are guests
of their father, Mr. Grinnell west of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ryerson and son
Vern came from Hastings, Tuesday to
take care of Mrs, Leonard Crandall who
is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Heathe of Chica-
go and Mrs Tabor Clark of Cofeevllie,
Kan, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
A. + Spicer
Married July l, 1909, at Paw Paw,
by Justice 0. w. Rowland, Walter NJ.
Ransom, Of Hamilton, aud Mss NJ aude
Cross, OF DoNagiac.
Mis- 8s.h Richmond left for Chicago
Monday where she will visit friends aud
relatives and take up the study of music
for several months.
Marred-At the Presby terian parson-
age on Wednesday, June %, George &.
Austin aud Aunetta Huff, both OF Goble-
VILE. Rev VI Grgsby officiating.
The X l. 5. Il G. Ry. will start their
/ Paw Paw Lake train service on Satur-
day, july 3 Connections will be made
with all regular trains on the main line
Howard Cooper returned from KaIa-
mazoo on Tuesday with fine new +
/ NJ f. touring car. Ii Is a beauty and
will undoubtedly be sold within few
days.
Commissioner of Schools Y. X Hun
gerford is teaching in the summer nor
nal at Kalamazoo. There are probably
80 teachers from Van Buren, county IN
attendance.
Max Lemeaux of Hancock, Michigan,
spent a few days this week with his sis
ter Mrs. Frank Avery Max Is a limo
type operator and has a lucrative posi-
ton in the Hancock Leader Office.
The Good Time Dancing Party" held
at the opera house last Wednesday even
ing was attended by jolly crowd, every
one enjoying a good time. Music was
furnished by Langdon Il Maynard.
DR.. o. f. Lanphear Sand family will
camp at North lake next week. The
Doctor is getting fish hungry ana also
needs little recreation. His dental
parors will be closed during his absence
Mr.. l.. f.. Lash of Big Rock, lis.
spent Sunday with the family Of hts
cousin, O. w. Rowland and other Paw
Paw relatives. Mr.. Lash was looking
for a Michigan fruit farm but failed to
make an investment.
Several of the Paw Paw ladies went
TO South Haven yesterday to attend the
picnic of the Van Buren, Co. Associa.
ton o. r. ). They report a delightful
day more extended account of the
affair will be given next week.
Harold ID. SpIcer left last THURSDAY
morning for Chicago, where he will re
main few days and from there go tC
) ST. Paul to attend the national G. h
convention. He will visit Seattle anC
other western points before his return.
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