The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1913-01-24
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATU RE

Sam Smiley of Bangor Is on the cir
cult court jury here this week.
Royal aud Verne Decker and Billie
Killefsr were here over Sunday.
Mrs. Emmett Northrup of Jsyr esvllle
Wis is visiting friends 10 Paw Paw.
Miss Luella Russ of Lawrence spen,
Saturday With friends in Paw Paw.
l. B. Gor.on is delivering "a player
piano 10 Grand Rapids today.
Advertised letters: Mrs. Will Clark
w. G. Allen. Robert Nj. Dermott.
Gene McAllister Of Lawrence was in
Paw Paw on business last Monday.
Miss Eva Kenney Of Decatur was the
guest last week Of Miss Edith Rood.
l.. b. Gorton was in Coloma Monday
en- piano business.
1.-THE American Gentle man" at the
opera house January u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller were In
Grand Rapids last week.
The Bay view club will meet with
Miss Mabel Chaffes. Monday evening.
Mrs. p. h. Smith of Chicago is visit
Ing Mrs. Leland Gorton and other
friends here.
Frank Squires and family have moved
back from Kalamazoo. They are now
living near Three Mile lake.
The third division OF the Presby teriau
church will meet this week with Mrs.
Daniel Spicer.
Mrs. Jerome Warner entertained the
Ladies' Bridge club last Tuesday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mosier have been
In Dowagiac visiting their son Car
Mosier and wife.
Mrs. j. h. Buckhout, nee Blanche
Coy. spent Monday aud Tuesday with
her father, NJ. J. Coy.
Mre. Streeter spent last Friday and
Saturday in Kalamazoo, the guest OF
Miss Grace Marshall.
Herbert Lovelaud of Kalamazoo, a
brother OF Roll Loveland, attended the
dancing party here last Friday night.
In another column we publish the
pooling prices for the year 1912 OF the
Fruit Growers Union.
Mrs Mary Whltcomb OF Kalamazoo
was among her Paw Paw friends over
Sunday. She is always a most welcome
visitor 10 her old home.
, Mr. and Mrs. John McQdade OF Chi
sago have been the guests recently o.
IT,. l''''''' brother John DUN '''
%Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morrison and
Henry Hawley were dinner guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Van Tassell las
Tuesday.
Special corvocation OF Paw Paw chap
ter No. "a, r. A. M, Monday evening
January q. Work 10 =. M and Nj. r
M. degrees. Three candidates.
The L. 0. L. NJ. NJ. will hold their 10
stallstion Of officers at Memorial hal
next Saturday evening at 1880. Supper
will be served after the entertainment.
Mr.. and MRS. g. Q. Young are in Chi
sago attending the cemeut show. Mrs
Young will visit in Madison and Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, before returning home
Mrs. VIM. and Miss Ola Killefer, Mrs
&c. Maxwell and Miss Bess Harrison
went to Kalamazoo the last of the week
TO attend the performance gwen by Miss
Kitty Gordon.
About 50 couples attended the party
at the opera house last Friday evening,
and many said that it was the most en
Joyable OF any party that has been given
here for some time.
Miss Ada Stoughton went over to
Nattawan last week to take a position
10 the school at that place. She will
have the second aud third grades with
a few of the fourth aud fifth grades.
The firemen's ball at the rink Wednes
day evening. January 30, will be the
event of the season. Buy ticket-tne
boys are deserving, for they are always
ready to help you.
The True Northerner wishes to correct
q mistake that was made 10 its columns
last week regarding the new orchestra
that was organized short time ago.
The violinist in this orchestra is Ray s.
Pitkin. The article stated that George
Pickell was the man.
The ladies OF the third division OF the
Presbyt erian church will sell warm
doughnuts at Hindenach Il Van Tassell's
store on Saturday, beginning at 10
o'clock. Special orders may be phoned
to Mrs. Elmer Downing at her home
Rachel A. Bailey of Grand Rapids
spent three days of last week visiting
her son, e. M. Bailey aud family, before
departing to the Upper Peninsula, where
she will spend the remainder of the
month in the interests of the l. o. L.
N. M.