The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1913-01-24

10 again in the Office, after being confined
to the house for six weeks on account
OF illness.
Mrs. Leland sGortop entertained a
small company OF ladies Tuesday after
noon ia honor Of her guest, Mrs. Frank
Smith, OF Gslesburg, Ill.
Married-Jauuary %, 1918, at Paw
Paw. by Justice q w. Rowlsnd, Claud
j. Bentley and Miss Pearl Hubbard,
both II Porter.
The Nell Mack Co. will open a weeks
engRgen ent Al the opera house Nonda,
January 81. Ladies free on his night
with every 80 cent paid admission
"rhe American Gentleman" We all
know him go and renew acquaintance
next Monday evening p t the opera house.
Prices lOc, Zoe, Soc. Every night next
week except Wednesday.
Miss Vesta Crimes went Tuesday to
Rochester, Mimi, to enter Mayo Bros. ;
hospital for an operation. Her aunt,
Mrs. Robert Drummond, accompanied
her.
Switches made from your own comb
ings for 81 so. Orders taken for putfs
or switches; prices according to size.
Cash paid for combings. Enquire at
Racket store.
Ii pure materials and clean conditions,
the art OF knowing how" and Wilt
these things will produce a better pro.
l..
La candies really excel
Even the children watch for the "He-
Mia" 1t is the sign OF the more en.
joyable kind Of candy. And knowing
that He Mi-La" means Purity" you
can enjoy it still more.
Mrs. II. A. Cole and son Carlos will
leave soon for some western point to rest
and enjoy change. Carlos has not
been well for rome time and the trip
will undoubtedly be OF great benefit to
him, esp cially.
Mrs. A. NJ DeVall left Tuesday morn
ing for St. Augustine, Florida, for two
months visit with her parents. She will
visit several points in Florida and on the
return trip she will visit several places
10 Indiana and Illinois. She will arrive
home about the first of April.
Last Thursday Judge DesVognes SEN
fenced Charles Brown to from six months
to I've years hard work at lona for steal.
ing clover seed. The partner in this deal
with Brown was placed on parole for one
year and ordered not to leave the county
Mrs Marian Stevens is now prepared
to do clesaiog and repairing of clothing
10 a satisfactory manner. She has had
plenty OF experience In this kind of
work and would like to have you give
her trial. Call at her shop on Kaa-
mazoo street in the store OF Max Benton.
Commencing Monday, January q, the
Nell Mack Co. will open one weeks en-.
gagement at Lougwell's opera bouse.
This company comes well recommended
with the oes. comedies and dramas.
They open Monday night in four act
comedy drama, The American Gentle.
man. Ladies will be admitted free Mon
day night only with each paid 80 cent
seat. Specialties between acts. No waits.
MT. dUu Mrs. n. n. OnOeSmltu OF ray
cite, Idaho, arrived in Paw Paw few
days ago, aud have been guests at the
home OF Harvey Cooley. The faulty are
former residents of Paw Paw, but have
lived in the west for I've or six years. We
have not learned whether this is visit
or that they have returned to again take
up their residence here. At any rate
! their old friends are glad to see them.
Sellick is Offering some good bargains
in winter clothing, which makes 1t the
right time to buy. The weather will
not stay like this all winter and you will
surely have to invest 10 warm clothing,
and you can save from one quarter to
one half the regular price by buying
now. See his ad. on page 8. Don't
scan it but read it carefully and com
pare prices with what you have paid
heretofore. Selick' s-the home of Walk
Over and Queen Quality.