The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-03-05

South Haven this week.
Harley Ferguson went to Kalamazoo
Monday to visit for a few days
The potato race at the roller rink to-
night will be an exciting event.
Don't forget the potato race at the
roller rink tonight Great sport for the
natives.
There will be a St Patrick's dance at
the roller rink Wednesday evening
March IT,
Mrs Gertrude e. Orion and husband
moved to her old home near Glendale
/ last week.
Billie Killefer left last Monday for
Austin, Texas, to begin training for the
base ball season.
Mrs. Edith Root of Hartford has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A ID.
Ferguson this week.
Mrs. j Woodman will entertain the
Paw Paw grange next Monday evening,
March 8, at her home.
Mrs John I. Breck of jackson visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs II w. Nc.
Cabe the first of the week
Good pictures at 1870 at the roller
rink tonight. The band will furnish
the music, Get busy and go.
A card from NJ L. Decker states that
he has reached Glendora. California
The weather is fine there although the
nights are cold.
The "sweet sixteen" club enjoyed a
masquerade party at the home of Miss
Nellie Harrington one of the members
last Friday evening
Another big time at the rink next
Wednesday night, March 10. Prizes
will be given to holders of the lucky
numbers. See bills later.
Miss Martha Drews of Plymouth will
again have charge of the trimming de-
partment of Marie Cooper's millinery
store She arrived the first OF the
week
Every one who has seen a potato race
will surely 90 to the roller rink tonight,
and those who have never seen one, will
miss the event of their lives if they stay
away.
The entire fleet of the Duukley Will
Jams Transportation Co was sold at
public auction last Wednesday to Oliver
Norton Of Chicago, consideration
Slll0000O.
Among the list Of grand jurors now in
session in Jackson county, we notice
the name OF our former townsman Bert
p. Bryar. He will act as stenographer
during the deliberations Of the jury.
Chas Smith of Decatur was arrested
by deputy Larue Chappell in the streets
of Paw Paw. He plead guilty to being
drunk and dsordery and was sen
fenced to thirty days in Jail by Justice
Killefer
Ada Hawley. who has for several years
been the efficient assistant in Dr. Ian
phear's dental parlors, will soon leave
his employ and devote her entire atten-
ton to church work. Miss Genevieve
Conklin will be her successor.
J. j. Reilly's brothers, George and
Peter Of Chicago, and two sisters, Miss
NJ V. Reilly aud Miss X Shields also of
Chicago. came last Saturday to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Reilly's little boy.
They spent part of this week with the
bereaved parents.
The ladies of the Christian church
auxiliary held a social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mather last Tues
day evening An excellent supper was
served, and the program was a literary
treat thoroughly enjoyed by the large
crowd of people present.
Mrs. Emma Darling, who has been
spending the winter in Kalamazoo, will
soon return to Paw Paw. She will have
rooms in the VIM Killefer house. There
is no place like Paw Paw for Mrs. OAR
ling. and her nany friends will welcome
her back to the village.
Clarence Markillie Of Hartford was
arrested in Columbus, Ohio, last Satur-
day by deputy sheriff McGregor on a
charge OF statutory rape. He waived
examination in Justice Chambers court
on Tuesday, and was admitted to bail,
pending trial in the circuit court.
Mrs. Guy Chappell entertained the
Baptist Sunday school class of which
she is member Wednesday evening Of
last week. Refreshments we're served
and as is usually the case when Mrs.
Chappell entertains, delightful even
ing was enjoyed by those present.
In giving an account OF the last rat
/ fest" in last weeks issue, we inadver-
tently omitted the mention of the fact
that the Moonlight Bait Co prese nted
each guest with one of their new moon
light bats They are certainly nov
city and will lure the bass when no