The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-06-24

Will Howe is home from the U. Of III.
for the Summer vacation.
Attorney l.. III. Titus was in Berrien
Springs the first of the week.
There will be special meeting OF the
o. f. s. Wednesday evening June 20.
Commissioners of Schools V. r. Hun
gerford was in Hartford last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wilson of Lawton called
90 Paw Paw friends the first of the
week.
Frank Postal of Columbus, Ohio, is
the guest of his college friend Royal
Decker.
Spectators l5c at the Lawn dancing
party at Idle Hour theater Thursday
evening June 30.
Spectators &c at the colored dancing
party at Longwell's opera house next
Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. WEIGH autoed
over to Grand Rapids Wednesday. They
will remain there several weeks.
notwithstanding the fact that straw.
berries were all killed by the freeze,
berries have been plentiful.
Special communication OF the Paw Paw
Lodge No % F. and a. NJ. Tuesday
evening June % at 80. Work.
Fischer's orchestra will draw a large
crowd at the Idle Hour theater Thurs
day evening. Spectators 10 cents.
Mrs. Alice Gould has been very i'll the
past week. She is some better at this
time, but is still under the nurses care,
Don't forget about the Lawn dancing
party at the Idle Hour theater next
Thursday evening. Spectators 10 cents.
Miss Pearl Monroe who has attended
the Hillsdale college during the past
year, is home for the summer vacation.
Ladies of the Christian Church will
serve ice cream Saturday afternoon and
evening on the Old Court House grounds
Rev. G. G. Stansel's Sunday school
class are taking an outirg at the Mulch
ler- Fuller cottage at Four Mile lake
this week.
Have your dry cleaning, pressing and
repairing done at the Paw Paw cleaning
parlors. All work guaranteed. Mrs.
Sunny Proprietor.
Marred-At Paw Paw June %, 1910,
by Justice o. W. Rowland, Reuben F..
Clugston of Berlamont and Viola n.
Pratt of Pine Grove.
The gallery should be crowded for the
%
opera house Tuesday evening June 2S.
Spectators ID cents.
Married, June 20, 9l0, at Paw Paw,
by Justice o, w. Rswland, Theodore E.
Godde of Au. usta Mich. and Mrs. Nellie
Kooistra of Pa Paw.
There will be a meeting OF Maple
Grove lodge No. 1913, K OF p, next
Monday night All members are re-
quested to be present
Mrs. r. E. Quick and daughter Mrs
Clarence Quick went to Bloomlngdale
on Tuesday to attend the funeral OF the
late f. E. Quck's brother.
Best dancing party OF the year at the
Idle Hour theater Thursday evening
June 80. Music by Fischer's orchestra.
Bill Sl.00, spectators ID cents.
The arrangements for the Lawn dam
cling party at Idle Hour theater next
| Thursday evening are of an unique ma.
ture. Bill Sl.00. Spectators 10 cents.
Mesdames w. r. Sellick and w. +.
Hoyt pleasantly entertained the Sewing
Club and the What So Evers at the home
Of Mrs. Hoyt last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret j. Gillet of Gene va
widow OF the last Charles Gillet, has
been allowed a Sl2 pension, obtained
through .. w. Rowlsnds pension
agency.
Judge B. F.. Heckert and daughter
Elizabeth were in Allegan last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Padgham
They went over with a. M. Olney OF
Hartford in his E. NJ. F. car.
Showerman Bros. have Just received
577 agents sample hats representing all
the styles for fall and winter which they
are going to offer at Z their regular
price. Quite number of odd suits at
Il their regular price.