The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-08-02
Ldwrence.
10 sundries at the garage.

DIR. Gilkey was a recent visitor ia
Plainwell,
Miss Alice Rowland is making an
extended visit at home.
Miss Anna Butcher is home from
her work in Kalamazoo on a vacation.
Mr.. Murphy's fractured ankle is
gaining rapidly, he being able to wear
a shoe at present
Combes * Buskirk have the con-
tract for roofing the power house
which will be completed on receipt of
the lumber.
Mrs. Jessie Hadsell and babe of
Kalamazoo are making an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs. Phillip
Nicholas.
Ivan Barnes and family enjoyed
a short outing at the lake. His place
in the shop being filled temporarily
by Fred Mentor
Martin Bros. & Co. advertise
umbrellas and suit cases from the
excellent window display. They
evidently have the right kind.
Mrs. f. H Phelps, who has been
taking chiropractic treatments in
Paw Paw for rheumatism, expresses
herself as we'll pleased with the
results.
Mrs. Halstead's residence will be
repainted in new and up to-date colors
by Clay, the painter. Lawrence
people believe in keeping up their
property.
Mrs. John Carney has added
extensively to her stock of 10 and 25c
goods which she haudles in connec-
tion with her new and up-to-date-
millinery stock.
Jay Hogmire has been night watch
ing at the Lockwood 81 Wallace
heading mill local industry which
has given employment to a number of
hands for months.
Roy Wuscott of st. Joseph was
here recently demonstrating the
Jackson car for the benefit of possible
purchasers Bro. Cole of garage
fame says its a dandy.
Our popular hardware man Shuts,
is showing some mighty fine fishing
tackle and bats. His offer of rod
and reel for the largest bass, is Great
ing strong competition.
Tyler and Bill have both been
pretty "bizzy" lately, so much so
that we haven't been able to learn
what they would give out for publica-
ton about the session under the
<oaks."
Miller's aggregation of ball players
laid it over on Lawrence to 3, but
it was hard luck in small points that
did it-not the umpire at all-of
course, but the boys take such things
gracefully.
A leading travelling man expressed
approval of some of the meats Carney
Bros. were cutting last week, and the
general tone of the market. Lawrence
market will hold its own against those
in larger places.
Recent Chicago papers quote
politicians as gaining ground
through the kissing the babes and
codding the mothers" Wonder if
that has anything to do with the
Lawrence mills giving away handy
dust pans? It's good stunt anyway
That the value of a county paper
with its bunch of court house news,
etc, is properly appreciated is evident
by the class and number of names
added TO the list lately through the
efforts of Mr.. Cieber, circulation
manager. Phone 100 will gladly
receive news or subscriptions any old
time.
Childhood lore told of the wondrous
depths Of Bakers Lake. now comes
one of our leading grocers who AYERS
he sounded in about forty places and
20 feet was the limit finding hard
bottom. Seems as though he said
something about pickerel with eyes
over six inches apart. We did not
see it however.
The many friends of Grace Barnes
dropped in Unexpectedly at hei
palatial home for a farewell visit
before her departure for her field o.
duty in a Chicago hospital where she
is rapidly advancing along the patti
OF her chosen vocation. They
departed after a most enjoyable even
ing, leaving hosts of good wishes foi
her future