The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-01
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE
Happenings of the Past Week in
Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.

Charley Grimes is home from the Y.
OF M.
Mrs Whit Reynolds was in Kalamazoo
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Lett spent last Sunday iu
Kalamazoo.
w. j. Warner was 10 Kalamazoo on
Wednesday.
G. w. Renolds was a kalamazoo visi-
tor last Saturday.
Miss lone Reynolds called on Lawton
friends last Monday.
Advertised letters: Hon. j. n. Ander-
son, Harry Thompson.
Ed O'Grady and Bert Mcleod spent
Sunday last in Kalamazoo
Many farmers are beginning to COM
plain about the necessity of rain.
Miss Mary Wilson of Lawton visited
her Paw Paw friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mann are enter
tanning her parents from Chicago
Mrs. G.. A. Cross of Lawrence spent
"Wednesday with Paw Paw relatives
Attorney Earl BSrhans made bust
ness trip to kalamazoo on Saturday last.
Attorney LII Titus returned last don.
day from business trip to Kalamazoo
Mrs. G.. S. Scovel is entertaining her
mother Mrs E. Rice of Chicago this week
Bert Green returned last Sunday from
a two weeks visit with Kalamazoo friends
Hon Guy Wicksall of South Haven
was Paw Paw visitor the first of the
week.
Work guaranteed at the Paw Paw
Cleaning Parlors, Mrs. Sunny pro-
prietor.
Dewitt Ferguson aud George Lampson
were among the Kalamazoo visitors last
Saturday.
Olive Geddes went to Kalamazoo, Fri.
day for weeks visit with Lucille
Thompson.
MSS Ruth Rowland of Lansing is Wis
iting her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. ..
W. Rowland.
Herbert Geddes and Herbert Smith
spent Sunday last with friends and rel
atives in Portage.
George Harland and daughter of De-
troit were guests Of L. II. Mcneil and
family last week.
George Fl. Hastings of South Bend
made business trip to Paw Paw the
first of the week.
Mrs F. L. Pierce and son Kenneth
from Ann Arbor are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs r. b. Wheaton.
Mrs. c. l.. Young and children returned
last Sunday from a weeks visit with
relatives in Kalamazoo
Judge and Mrs L. Burget Des Vognes
returned last Sunday night from their
trip to New York City
Daniel Morrison and family are enter
tanning their daughter Mrs. Horace Nc
Donald of Traverse City.
Mrs. Fred Anderson and daughters of
ST. Joseph are the guests of her grand
) father DR.. Chas. Maynard
Mrs. G. Haight and daughter of Omaha
Nebraska, are visiting their brother and
uncle, G. w. Cate and wife.
Call at Paw Paw Cleaning Parlors for
up.to-date work in cleaning and press
ing. Mrs. Sunny proprietor.
Miss Sarah Lett of Kalamazoo came
to Paw Paw, Tuesday, to attend the
dancing party IN the evening.
There will be installation of officers at
the l. o. O. +. Hall Friday evening July
1st Work in the first degree.
Philadelphia are here to spend the sum
with her mother Mrs Sanger.
Mrs. Frank Pugsley and children
of Lawtor visited their Paw Paw rela.
tives and friends last Saturday.
The Paw Paw Cleaning Parlors is a
good place to have clothes cleaned and
pressed. Mrs. Sunny proprietor.
The Paw Paw Cleaning Parlors is To-
Gated on North Kalamazoo street. Work
guaranteed and prices reasonable.
Merle II Young started on Tuesday
for a business trip to Lansing, Detroit
and other points In eastern Michigan.
Call at Paw Paw Cleaning Parlors
when your clothes are in need of press
ing and cleaning. Mrs Sunny propri-
etor.
Miss Sadie Busley of Battle Creek is
home for the summer She will teach
in the Paw Paw Schools the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Sheldon left last
Tuesday for Hawkinsville, N. Y. for an
extended visit among relatives and
friends.
Commissioner of Schools V K. Hung
erford is one of the instructors in the
Kalamazoo Normal. History is his
subject
Don Cochrane OF Hartford was pleas.
ant caller at The True Northerner Office
last Friday. He came over to see the
ball game.
The colored dan cling party at Long
wells opera house last Tuesday evening
was we'll attended. The gallery was filled
with spectators
Mrs. X. b. Wheaton who has been
very i'll for the past week, is now much
better. She is now able to sit up a few
minutes at a time.