The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-20
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE

L. B. Gorton 10 in South Haven today
n piano business.
Jake Lsavsr made . trip to Kalamazoo
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X Csdman were in
Atlsgan last Friday.
Mrs. Adams Of South Haven 10 visiting
her daughter Mrs. Albert Squires.
Mrs b. s.. johnson left for her home
to Minneapolis the frs. OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will North will spend
Christmas in Grand Rapids with their
daughter Halo and family.
s. S. Smiley Of Bangor was in town
Tuesday. While here he purchased a
piano Of l.. b. Gorton.
DR.. Jennie Covert OF Belvidere Ill. has
been visiting her niece, Norah Nc Farlin
at "Five Oaks Farm.
Prof. z. l.. Donovan and brother
Carol of Lawrence were Sunday visitors
in Paw Paw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hinckley have
returned home after a two weeks visit
10 Kalamazoo aud other places.
Miss Isabelle Lawrence went to De
troit asst Monday to visit relatives She
has brother living there.
Orders taken for weaving rag carpets
and rings. Address Mrs. Il Palmer
Bast Second Street Lawtou.
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DR. .. b. Lanphear left last Monday for
Chicago. he will be absent one week.
Dr. Isabel Barber of Alegsu was in
Paw Paw the first vi the week visiting
relatives here.
Advertised letters: Master Painter,
Ar. S. ID. Randall, Hemmeter Spark
Gas Mfg. Co.
Ora Brott of Grand Rapids, Mich has
been spending the week at the home of
bis brother Wm. Brott of Paw Paw
" Miss Aileen Van Buskirk returned from
0berlin College where sue has been
studying music since last SePtember.x
NJ Dr. Wilbur f. Hoyt attended the
annual meeting of the Academy of Med
zane held 10 Kalamazoo last Tuesday.
w. G. Raymond has started shoe and
harness repair shop the second door west
81 the rink. a de asks Tor your patronage.
Call on him,
Married, December l4tb, 1912. at Paw
Paw, by Justice .. w. Rowland, Fred
Rabbit OF BloomIngdae, and Miss Flor
saoa II Iarholt n Dina (lrova
Mrs Ruth Harrington has gone TO Dial
las, Texas, to visit her sou Lou Harring-
ton. She will be absent during the win
ter.
NJ ISIS Ella Pike has returned from
ten weeks visit in Detroit. She has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cash.
Mrs. Martha Beonett returned from
Detroit where she has spent several weeks
visiting at the home of her 500, Bert
Bennett.
It's time TO select those Christmas
cards. Joe says that even II YOU are hard
to suit-he has so many pretty cards
that you can fud what you want.
Pan taffies are not very stylish but
awful good. Old fasloned molaSses tatfy,
peanut brittle etc. All these are to be
found at Joe Sherman's,
A Christmas tree with appropriate ex
ercises will be observed at the Riverside
School house Christmas eve. Mrs. Ber-
nice Paige will sing The Holy City,"
and other selections.
There will be n Christmas entertain
neut at the Wildey school house. Mon
day evening, December %. Admission
10 cents Every body come.
1t is not candy that is injurious to
youngsters so much "a impurities IN the
sandy. Parents may safely encourage
their children to eat He Mia candies,
for the name "He- Mia" and "Purity"
are synonomous.
"Why, / could tell them ia the dark 4"
When we heard that woman had said
that about e-Mi-La chocolates we we're
glad we had never spared any pains to
make them better than the ordinary
kind.