The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-03-19

Chas. Anderson OF Hartford was IN
the village this week.
WIN. G.. Flock received fine Rambler
touring car this week
The Misses Beatrice and Frances Muir,
spent Monday 10 Lawton.
Miss Van Auken left for Hartford for
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Bangor is the
guest of Miss Etoile Allen.
Attorney l. j Lewis of Bangor was in
Paw Paw the first of the week.
Samuel q Toof of Decatur was in
the city on business last Monday.
Bert Bennett is confined to the house
with bad case of the mumps.
Many robins have been seen the past
week. Spring cannot be far away.
SiIvo is a great treat, don't miss see.
ing him at the rink tonight and Satur-
day night.
Don't fail to see Silvo, the hand cuff
wonder, at the rink tonight and Satur-
day right
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Orton Of Glendale
visited her mother, Mrs. G. L. Butter.
field, last week.
County Clerk Mosier is confined TO
the house with the grip. he is getting
better, however.
Mrs James H. Brown of Lawrence
visited Paw Paw relatives last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Sdyo, the hand-cuG king, will appear
at the roller skating rink tonight and
Saturday night.
Saturday will be the last night of
Silvo, the great handcuff king. Don't
miss seeing him
A. G Stark of the Coloma Courier
made the True Northerner a pleasant
call last Monday.
j. H. Shrine and James Waters re-
/ turned Saturday from California, where
they have spent several months.
Have you seen Silvo, the handcutf
king? If not, go to the roller rink to-
night and Saturday night. 10 cents.
Judge Des Voignes and wife arrived
in Paw Paw last Saturday. They have
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Rev. McBain Milne and Elmer Gldden
and families left last Monday morning
for their new home in Ellensburg,
Wash.
Mrs. Emma Darling, who has been in
Kalamazoo all winter, has returned to
Paw Paw and has rooms at the home of
VIM. KilIefer.
Mrs Malcolm McGregor, who has
been playing in the Colonial theater,
Kalamazoo, for several weeks, returned
to her home here Wednesday Her
mother, Mrs. Schillinger, accompanied
her home for a short visit.
The Paw Paw Drug Co. are now
nicely located in their new quarters IN
the Jones store. The location is good
the appointments first class and the pro
pretors we'll and favorably known We
predict lucrative business for the new
firm.
Wednesday evening, March q, the
Paw Paw band will furnish music at
the roller skating rink There will be
two sets of pictures at 8 o'clock and
skating as usual Admission, 10 cents
There viii also be skating Wednesday
afternoon.
Inc Fellowship club meets Wednes-
day, March a, in the parlors of the
church. Program in charge of the
Revs. Harvey. Subject, I'm Old Ire.
land" Messrs. T.. j. Cavanaugh and
Lynn Free will speak. A fine program
is promised
Earl Wilson, for several months the
efficient clerk at Selick's has resigned
to accept lucrative position as decor
ator for floral company 10 Council
Bluffs, Iowa Mr. Wilson made many
friends during bis short stay in Paw
Paw, who wish him we'll in his new
home
Deputy attorney general Harry Chase
of Lansing had business in the circuit
court here last Monday. Harry was a
former resident of Van Buren, county
and attended the district school at Law.
renee. He has many warm friends il
, Van Buren, county, who are always GLAD
, to welcome him home.
DIR. .. r.. Lanphear who mas spent
years in the preparation of his lecture
"The Care of the Teeth" will give tn,
: lecture for the first time Friday evening
, March 10, in the church Of Christ. DIR
! Lanphear illustrates his lecture through
3 out. Come and see the pictures
, Adults, 10 cents; children, . cents