The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-10-04
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE


John Berridge OF Flint was in Paw
last week.
Charles Cole OF Lapeer spent Sunday
with his family.
DR.. NJ. l.. Smith OF Marshall was in
Paw Paw last Saturday
Miss Margaret Sou:hworth has been in
Benton Harbor this week.
l.. b. Gorton was in Dowagiac Wed
nesday, on plato business.
Ladies' and children's sweaters DOC
and up, at the Racket store. SaV'
O. b. Frost OF Alegan is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs Lucy Burdick.
Mrs. A. +. Hurlbut went to Lanslog
few days ago, to visit sister
Mrs. Fay Weston is visiting her sister,
Mrs Cummings of Albion this week.
For the best values in ladies 5Oc
union suits, go to the Racket store. aoV'
Lace coat sets will make the old coat
look new. SOC to $500 at the Racket
g. adv
8 O. Kenyon's auction which was ad-
vertised for October II, has been post
poned.
Lew Flint of Lansing, cousin OF Mrs.
Florence Ford, spent Sunday with the
family.
Mrs. Nj. Colekin Of Darlington, Ill.,
is visiting Mrs. A. u. Craven for few
weeks.
G. w. Reynolds left Wednesday for
Cassopolis where he will spend couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Anderson OF Benton
Harbor was visiting her relatives here
last week.
III. w. Nelson and wife are guests OF
Aaron Hathaway and family at the
village farm.
Fred Bassett went to Benton Harbor
few days ago. He will remain there
about two weeks.
Flannelette bed blankets medium size
Toe, large sizes 81 and up, at the Racket
Store adv.
DR.. Boyd Kelley of Saginaw was the
guest of his mother and other relatives
here part of last week.
Mrs. Gladstone Beattie accompanied
Miss Helen Gould to her home in
Lawrence to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Orr Curry of Youngstown,
Ohio, was a guest at the home OF Z.
w. Rey nolds over Sunday.
Chiropractic treatment for backache
and sclatic rheumatism given by Miss
Lofquisi IN Weston block. adv.
Nervousness and heart trouble treated
by chiropractic adjustment by Miss
I,ofouist IN Weston block. adv
Little Joe Shanahan of Decatur is
the guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lake, this week.
Married, at Paw Paw, October LIST,
1912, by Justice o. w. Rowland, Hiram
Barrett and Mrs. Emma A. Peterson,
both of South Haven
1t has been suggested that the sani-
itary fountain on Main street be made
sanitary in appearance, and that 1t
should be done before the fair.
Miss Lord invites you to come and
see her new line Of ladies' hats. Prices
ranging from 81 % to $500. This line
includes both street and dress hats. adv
Mrs. Hugh l.. Walker and children
leave Saturday of this week, for an
extended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Il. Allen in So. Pasadena
California.
Mrs. IL. d. Brown and daughter
Miss Lottie, entertained a. dinner last
Sunday, Messrs. and Mesdames, w. ID
Longwell, j. e. Maxwell and +. n
Wakeman.
Elmer Bates, who has been purser or
the steamer Illinois during the past sea
SOD, visited relatives in Paw Paw Thu;
week. He was euroute to visit his par
ents in Pentwater, Mich.
Miss Lord has just received an in
expensive line of Blazer hats to be worn
with the new Norfolk and MackinaV
coats. She invites the girls to come II
and try them on and see how they like
them adv
Mrs. Lundy, the lady who was sc
badly injured in an automobile accident
here a few weeks ago, was able to go tC
Grand Rapids this week. She was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mason
and Miss Myers, her nurse.
basket Of very luscious grapes
grown by Simeon Morton found 1T
way into The True Northerner oific
one day this week, and was prompt
pronounced the finest sample OF thl
delicious fruit, both as to size an'
quality, that ever came into Paw Paw
Fred Ocobock, who had the misfortun
to loose the eight of both eyes, is i'm
proving gradually and is now able t.
read the sign on the door of Potts
Langley's office, also can now see tn
telephone wires. lie is being treate'
by +. l.. Lint, ID. ID. M. 7. 81 M. adv