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Mrs George Cate was at houi % few
days last week.
Mrs;A. V. Dean OF Chicago o is the
guest of Mrs. Jane Butler.
. Chautauqua dance, opera house
August 2t, 1912. Fix TO come.
Popular copyright books, special 30
cents, Saturday at the Emporium.
Mrs G. w. Epley and son George
were Kalamazoo visitors Monday.
|. G.. Toof OF Decatur was a county
scat visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Spicer spent the
past week visiting friends 10 Coldwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bryar and son OF
Jackson are guests OF relatives here this
week.
Ed Corrigan and wife OF Kalamazoo
were registered at the Clifton house last
Monday.
Miss Ethel Merriman spent few
days in st. Joseph and Benton Harbor
recently.
r. A. Moore left for California last
week. He will also 60 : to Seattle,
Washington.
Ii. L. II. G. gives a dance Wednesday
night, August 81. 1912. 10th old and
young are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Epley had as
their guest last week, Mrs. l.. j. Nc
Crumb of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Charles Leach has been quite
sick for the past two weeks and is still
far from convaleseent.
Miss Ella White and Fred Huestis OF
Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Trescott.
Mrs. Nell Teed OF Grand Rapids has
been guest at the home OF George
lIongwell, Sr., this week.
There will be good time dancing
party at Longwells opera house WedDes-
day night, August 81, 1912,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawthorne OF
Chicago have been guests of Miss Beth
during the past week.
Glenn Showerman left Monday to
accept a position in the freight office of
the l.. S. % M. S. railroad at Sturgis.
Fred Mason and wife have returned
to their home in Chicago after visiting
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Wm. Mason.
Frances Shaefer arrived from
Wlllamstown Tuesday, for a ten days
visit with his parents and numerous
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauk and daugh-
ter Miss Mary of Muncie, Ind, are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Stofer for a
few days. lI-.N
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spicer enter
tanned Mrs. M. M. RiddIer of Chicago
aud Mesdames X. w. and J f. Bentley
If Lawton last Thur sday.
Robert r. Ackley and family Of Chi
cago will spend Sunday here, the guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Ackley. They have also visited in
Detroit.
The friends OF l. g. Hurd are Sorry
to know of his condition of health. He
has been confined to his bedroom for a
number of days, but is improving at
this time.
Please leave your porch lights on so
that the Chautauqua people can enjoy
their walk home. 1t will be a good
word for Paw Paw and a pleasure to
our visitors as we'll as home people.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wright and Mrs
Harriet Stevens have entertained this
week Mr.. and Mrs Roy Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Deck Clark and children Of
Glenburn, n. OAK, and i. G. Stevens
of Detroit.
Miss Grscelyu Gidden, daughter of
Durel f Glldden now an attorney in
San Diego, California, and a former
resident of Paw Paw, Is visiting the
family of John w Free, and other
friends here ~ Cd
Judge Anderson is again seen at his
desk in, the probate Office. He with
Mrs. Anderson enjoyed an auto trip
visiting several places and the outing
seems to have had the desired effect, as
the Judge comes back rested and reads
to take, up his legal burden once more.
The Van Buskirk Concert company,
consisting Of the Misses Aieen Van
Buskirk, violuist; lone Reynolds, soloist;
EthyI Fox, reader, and Esther Steven
500, piano accompanied, will go to
Three Rivers next Sunday, to meet a
Chautauqua engagement, and will fill a
similar, date at .Ekhsrt. the following
day. $, sI5fHCuC
Lincoln II. Titus of Kalamazoo
formerly OF this place, has announced
himself as d candidate Tor hon,ination
TO the office Of probate Judge on the
progressive ticket. Mr.. Titus is we'll
known lawyer and competent one, and
should he be nominated at the coming
primaries, we would predict that the
other fellows will have. to do ssme
hustllnp 10 head him off. His friends