The true northerner., 1912-08-16
EVENTS OF .GIL0CAL NATURE
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lChautauqua season tickets on sale
s3OO. Buy them now.
Remember, the merchants have season
tickets for sale for the Chautauqua.
Clifford Jordan of Charlotte has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. e. d.
Welch.
Mrs. Will Lyle OF Decatur bought a
piano Of l.. b. Gorton while in town
last week
See Selhck's adv. in regard to cash
prizes. Read it carefully and act
accordingly.
Miss Mabel Wheaton who motored to
Lansing with her brother, returned
home Tuesday
Chiropractic treatment for backache
apd sciatic rheumatism given by Miss
Lcfquist in Weston block.
Charles Paige of Terre Haute, Ind.,
is, visiting relatives and friends here.
LIE is a former Paw Paw boy.
Chautauqua spells rest, recreation
sociablity, culture, aud enjoyment.
First session Saturday at 2:3O
Merchants OF Paw Paw close their
places OF business during the Chautau-
qua at p. m. ( Saturdays excepted
See the line of souvenir china and
aluminium ware at r.. Dickerhoofs
Variety, Grocery and Crockery Store,
IHeada uarters for fancy groceries, for
eign and domestic goods at r.. Dlcker-
hoof's Variety, Grocery and Crockery
Store.
Miss Elizabeth A. Whitford Of Chi
cak,o has been spending her vacation at
Viewfields, the summer home Of the
family
Mrs. Gertie Mullen Of Muskegon and
MIS-. Grace Conklin of Hartford are
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r..
D. Shrine. ...,,..:- :...t
Bottle ketehup, Monarch, Heinz,
Snider all 25c sizes balance of week I've
at liz. Dickerhoof's Variety, Grocery and
Cfockery Store. --.sl, .''l
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cleveland of
Chicago recently spent the week end at
Gteystone. Dr. Cleveland is manager
ofthe Cleveland Press.
l.. b. Gorton left Monday for his
northern territory. lie is visiting
Traverse City, Bay View, Harbor
Springs, Boyne City and Petoskey
Advertised letters-Mrs. w. w.
Miller, Mrs. Bertha Roberts, Eileen
Maxon, Mr.. James Hoy, Mr.. r. j.
Fink (2). Mr. George Gammon, Jr.
We are making great reductions on
our summer underwear. Mems, wo-
mems and children's at F. Dickerhoots
Variety, Grocery al d Crockery Store.
Just received another 500 10 lot of the
Red Band Brand candy, the toothsome
kind at f. Dickerhoot's Variety Grocery
and Crockery store, at l0c the pound.
Mrs. j. e. Buckhout and daughter
Mary, OF Kalamazoo, spent the later
par: of last week and the fore part OF
this, with relatives and friends In town.
Mr.. Russell Disney and Miss Elizabeth
Dorrier both CT Hamilton township
were married at the court house on
Saturday, August 10, by Rev. Mr..
Salyer.
n. A. Sherman was 10 Detroit yester
day TO attend meeting OF the officers
OF the State League of Republican clubs
of which he has the honor OF being
secretary. e. ltl -. e..
Remember we quote you the honest
price on first quality Red Alaska Salmon
| 10 can at Is cents, 2 for 30 cents at
f. Dickerhoof's Variety, Grocery and
Crockery Store.
Mrs. Daniel Coffee of Grand Rapids
accompanied by her granddaughter,
Marc Kirkbride, has been visiting herr
daughter, Mrs Thomas Culinane, during
the past week.
Miss Lofquist will leave Paw Paw for
one week. and visit in Grand Rapids,
her home, and will also attend the
soldiers jehcampment at Ludington'
Her Office will be open after August "a
Weston Block. III i Il
Regular meeting of Paw Paw Chapter
O! f. ). next Wednesday evening,
August Dist. On account of the Chau-
tahoua the Chapter will open promptly
atfifteel minutes to seven.
Mrs. Wm. Sage came home from Bor
gess hospital last Tuesday much inn
proved in health. She and Mr.. Sage
both went to the hospital for treatment
a few weeks ago. Mr., Sage did not re-
turn with herr bot viii soop be able to
be hOmea liQlllli DID & II
Miss Lottie Maxine Brown OF Lake.
wood has been hostess to the folio wing
guests at Welcomed Hall; Edward q.
Westlake, a COUSIN, lalso the Misses
Irene Hatterman, Thyra Higgins and
Stanley Paterson of Chicago; Miss Helen
TAlifero OF Kalamazoo was also one OF
the party.