The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-06-28

Net Corsets for hot weather at the
Racket Store.
Carlos Cole is home from Battle Creek
for the summer.
L. b. Gortou delivered piano to
John Levy Of Gobleville, Tuesday.
ID. j. Nicholson and ID. p. Smith
were in Decatur and Dowagiac, Tues.
day.
Mrs. Frank G. Buckley is now home
after caring for Mrs. Doerstwitz and
baby.
Mrs. Inez McCon and daughter OF
Newark, Ohio, are guests Of Paw Paw
friends.
Leland Gorton was in Coloma and
Benton Harbor, Wednesday on piano
business
Miss Rheta Taylor is visiting in Chi
caeo this week, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson,.
Geo. l.. Tutte has sold his farm four
miles south Of town and will move into
Paw Paw this fail.
Mrs. Williams and daughter OF Detroit
spent day with Mesdames Sanger and
Gardner this week.
DR.. n. r. Hooper. wife and daughter
of Decatur were calling on friends In
Paw Paw, Tuesday.
Miss Rena Wilson returned Monday
to the Western Normal, after weeks
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Sherman are
entertaining Mr.. Sherman's mother from
Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. Alta Thorne and daughter, Miss
Florence, Of Hartford, were guests at
the w. II. Hall home this week.
G. +. Matthews of Newark, Ohio, and
Chas. Melchor OF Pennsylvania, two
former Paw Paw boys, We're in town this
week.
County Clerk Harry Cross has been
in attendance this week at the state con-
vention Of county clerks, held at Trav-
erse City.
The merchants will have a cash draw
ing on the streets Saturday. These
prize drawings are proving very popu lar
with Paw Paw customers.
Clarence Hurlbut and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Hurlbut, returned to their home in
Monterey, Cal, Tuesday morning.
Merle Young purchased G. d. Leachs
fine Ford automobile this week, Mr..
Leach replacing it &C once with similar
one, which he received Wednesday.
r. r. Klaase, representing the Under
wood Typewriter Co., who has head
quarters ia Kalamazoo, made a short
call at The True Northerner Office one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Cook returned to
Paw Paw the latter part of last week
from Jacksonville, Fla, where they spent
the winter. They will remain here dur
ing the summer.
Mesdames Chas. and Larue Chappell
went tuesday to Dowagiac to attend
the wedding of Chas. Chappell's nephew
Don Young The wedding occurred
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Verne Van Fossen ADD sister Rena
left Tuesday for a weeks visit 10 Ann
Arbor and Hillsdale. The doctor will
also attend the reunion of her gradual
ing class while there.
Chas T. Mason and family have ar.
rived at Three Mile lake from Chicago.
They spend their summers at this splen-
did resort and are at home in Chicago
the remainder of the year.
The first Valencia oranges of the sea
son and they are the finest flavor of any
orange that grows, also the largest anc
best lemons in Paw Paw, just received
at the Golden Rule store.
Miss Mary Bryar has returned from
her years school work in Muskegon anc
has been spending few days with Paw
Paw friends. She leaves soon for Den
yer. Col, for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. n. Hat haway anc
son Harold of Seattle, Wash, sre guests
OF Mrs. Hathaway's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. A. Whitman. They will also visit
a sister in Algonac, Mich, before return
ing home.
A. Lynn Free and L. j. Cavanaugt
have been attending the national demo
cratic CONVEX ton held at Baltimore thi'
week. Mr.. Free was one of 80 delegates
from Michigan and Mr.. Cavanaugh was
there as an interested spectator.
Mrs. Eva Kelley, who left soma time
ago to visit her daughter, Mrs. Glass o.
Cadillac, has been quarantined on &C
count Of dipththeria, Mrs. Glass oldes
child having come down with it while
Mrs. Kelley was still visiting there.
Mrs. Il. G. Munger started for New
Haven. VI, last Wednesday, where sh'
will visit relatives. She will also be ii
Utica, n. Y, visiting brothe
and sister whom she has not seen TO
seven wears. She will be absent aboJ
six weeks.
n. A. Cole wen to Keithsburg, Ill.
last Saturday to visit his son, Bert Cole
who is the editor of the KeithsburI
News. Mr.. Cole returned home Wed
nesday evening. He reports "Bertie" a
making good in his new home, haviD
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