The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-05-31

Don't forget the MacDonalds and
their company OF entertainers will be at
LongwelPs opera house all next week.
Admission DC to everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Deal and Mrs.
John Hagan aud children of Three
Rivers were guests at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. w. w. Mari, Sunday.
MI. ard Mrs. Il. Vincent of Oak Park,
Ill, Mr.. aud Mrs w. +. Adams and
Miss Hoppa of Chicago spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Craven.
Joe Sherman has sold his barn aud
also the east wing OF his no lss to II. Y.
Tarbell, who will mo We the buildings on
to his lot in the east part of town.
On Sunday, June 2, the early morning
train on the X. l.. S. Il Q. will leave for
Kalamazoo at $40; going west at S;45.
Other changes in time will soon be made
Mrs. Mable Barker who has been teach
ing in the schools of Big Timber, Mon
tana, the last few months is in Paw Paw
visiting at the home Of Miss Jennie Pugs-
ley
Among the Attorneys who arrived
Monday to attend court are: Frank S.
Weston, Kalamazoo; Lynn Lewis, Bangor;
Fl. I. Cook and L. Myrl Phelps of South
Haven.
At Miss Lords hat shop is chance
to get pretty Dire 50 or outing hat at a
big saving. Note the reductions: All
$500 hats $500, $500 and 81 90 hats
"a 80, 500 hats at $3.50.
Mrs. Mary A. Randall of Bangor widow
of the late James II. Randall, has been
allowed a pension of sl2 per month, OBJ
tanned through the pension agency OF
Capt. o. w. Rowland.
Judge David Anderson and wife drove
in their new car to Kalamazoo last Mon
day. The Judge handles the machine
like a veteran, and pronounces the sen.
tence "Over the road for ten years..
Mesdames Snow and Smith will enter
tain the Royal Neighbors, June 4, Ut the
home of Mrs. Smith on Gremps street
at 1880 sharp. All Neighbors are re-
quested to bring branch from their
favorite tree.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give
dancing party at the Maccabee hall
the evening OF June 4. Members are re-
quested to extend invitations to their
friends and they will be welcome. Dance
bill, including supper, 80 cents.
Geo. Finch of Mattawan was in Paw
Paw Monday on business. Mr.. Finch Il
the agent of the X. L. S. & c.. at tina
place and is contemplating building
home there He has been talking tc
| Waters. What is the answer?
At the meeting OF Paw Paw Eucamp
ment No 30, l. O. o. r, last Wednes
day evening the following officers were
elected: c. p, George Carr; II. p, r
f. Downing; S w, II. f.. Ball; }. w.
Hugh Walker; Scribe, A. J. Bierce
Treas, Eugene Roundy.
Carl Healy is doing all kinds OF pro
fessional decorating-painting, pape
hanging, etc. He guarantees satisfac
ton. and work done in an artistic
manner. Orders may be left at Long
we'll Bros store or call phone 25l
residence Berrien street Paw Pawl2t.
d. NJ. Swing, the vacuum cleaner man
was in town Monday of this week. iii
business was to appoint an agent here
to handle his machine. lie had to adm
to The reporter that it is hard 80 ooE
vince people that they need cleaners il
a town like Paw Paw. Nature has mad
this town a natural garden spot.
Mrs. Ben Lofts, who has been in Chi
cago for some time, returned to Paw
Paw Tuesday evening accompanied b,
her sister, Mrs Cora Dunton. The lat
ter has been i'll for a number of morthl
and has come from her home in the city
to beautiful Paw Paw to rest and regain
her health. She will remain durins the
summer