The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-09-23
Dies Moines. Iowa. where he will resume
i hia atndiaa tho Dzala IIniraEaitu

Dies Moines. Iowa. where he will resume
his studies at the Drake University.
Rev. Olivia J. G.. Woodman will oc,
cupy the pulpit at the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday morning.
Don't fail to read carefully the partic.
ulars OF l.. b Gorton's piano prize guess
ing contest printed 90 another page.
viii Wooden and w. +. Youngs OF
Kalamazoo called on Paw Paw friends
Thursday. They were enronte to Dowa-
glac
Mrs. + w. Ruggles and daughter
.diu ale of Benton Harbor have been
guests al Clarence Richmond's toe a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker and little
son Allen Of Decatur were guests OF her
parents, 5. r.. Allen and famaJ, over
Sunday
DIR. |. X. Jameson anu family, who
recently purchased the George Mum
residence IA Paw Paw, arrived mere last
Saturday
VT. dLO blohNA-
daughter Gertrude, of Berlamont are
guests of their daughter, Mrs. David
Anderson.
Remember the 10 per cent discount
sale at the Bargain store, commencing
Saturday of this week and lasting for
one week.
Special communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. 20 +, " A. Nj. Tuesday even
Ing, September ~, at 1880 Work in M.
M. degree.
Frank r. Hess of Elgin, Ill. purchased
the w. l.. Miller farm south of town re-
Gently. The sale was made through the
w. c. Flock agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Coons and son
Lawrence, who have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. d. A. Hinckley, returned
to their home 10 Alton, ILL., Tuesday.
Mrs. Dollie Conner has several good
second hand bean picking machines
which she desires to sell. All inquiries
should be made direct to Mrs. Conner.
Mrs. Royal Hall and son Richard, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. ADD
Mrs. Will North, for some time, returned
to their home in Rochester, n. Y, Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Coy has been battling with
bronchial pneumonia for the past ten
days, but is so much better that she
hopes to be sitting up again in the next
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelon Cleveland attend.
ed the picnic at Lake View school
grounds 10 honor OF Mrs Josie E Adams
of California aud Mrs. Lille A. Sooy of
Oklahoma.
Jesse CRANE has sold his vacuum
cleaner and will deliver the same about
October 10. Those desiring work done
by him with the cleaner should see him
at once for dates.
Mrs. DR.. Bradley of Ohio, an old friend
Of the late Mrs. Heckert and the Judge,
on her way to visit friends in the west,
stopped over to make the Judge and
Bessie a short visit.
The Bargain store on East Main street
will put on 10 per cent discount sale
starting on Saturday of this week and
continuing for one week. The people OF
Paw Paw should take advantage of-the
many bargains at this store.
Advertised letters: Miss Helen NJ
Bates, Mrs. Walter Buell., Mrs. Rose
Hutchins, Mrs Chas. Psios, Miss Nora
NJ. Smith, John Corners, Mr.. Geo. S.
HOLDEN, Mr.. Harry Landen, Mr.. Douglas
Palmer, G. +. Roe, Mr. A. Zahl.
The Maple Lake Improvement comp
any has recently sold lots on Maple lake
10 Chas. Sgler of Ashland, Ohio, E. +
Kemp, NJ. j. Rowling, A. S. Rowling
and A. j. Cox, all of Chicago, who will
erect summer homes next season.
Take your dry cleaning, pressing and
repairing to Mrs. Summy's parlors. She
guarantees all her work II it is not
right, bring it back free Of charge. Her
prices are the same to every one. II any.
thing is hurt in any way by her careless.
ness, she will pay for it, II she canno,
benefit your gar nent she will tell you so
She has had two years experience liz
this line Of work. She does both ladies
and gents work. Located 10 Strowbridge
building, North Kalamazoo street.
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