The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1913-01-17

Mrs. c. w. Van Tassell will entertain
the Bay View Reading circle next Mon
day.
Mrs. Bert Breed was called to Mich.
gan City, Ind, few days ago on &C.
count of the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Howe.
eNNilliam Hall is now a member of the
fore been associated The firm will now
be known as Free, Hall Il Mutchler. O.
The Twentieth Century Dancing club
will give Solomon party at the opera
house. Friday evening, January IL. The
program will include quadriies. Every
one is invited to come and enjoy the
evening
Nv. h. Hungerford and son Harlan
vent to Lansing Tuesday where Mr..
Hungerford will attend a board meet
ing of the state reading circle of which
he is a nember.
Harlan =. Waters who has been Ill
for many weeks is still confined to bic
home His host of friends are hoping
that be may be able to again mIngle
with them in the near future.
Mrs. NJ G. Wheaton who has been
i'll for some time was reported to be
worse the first Of the week. Her chill.
dren who were away were sent for as
her condition was considered to be very
serious.
Mrs. w. g. Y. Ferguson and Mrs.
Claire Harrison were guests OF Mrs.
Hamilton Of Lawton last "Wednesday.
They ate nds the Isabel club and eL-
joyed lecture on art given by Mrs.
Phillips If Charlotte.
\ !At high noon on January 9Th pretty
wedding took place at the home OF Mr.
Chas. Adams, when his daughter Genie
Boyd was united 10 marriage to Mr..
Bruce Lounsbury by Rev. Marshall of
Paw Paw.
dozen chairs belonging to tbs Odd
Fellows are unaccounted for at their
hall, and they would like to have them
returned at once. They have undoubt-
ediy been loaned out and have not been
brought back.
Edred Fish returned from Ann Arbor
last Monday where he went to have an
operation on his eyes. Upon examiua
ination the specialist at the University
hospital decided that it was unneccessa-
ry aud is treating his eyes and fitting
him with glasses instead.
The X. o. L. NJ. NJ, at their meeting
last Tuesday night, had their election of
officers. Every officer was re-elected,'
which indicates that they have a most
competent roster. Emery Ball, the COM
mander, has served them for five years
aud was one of the holdovers.
Announcement of the marriage of
Mabel Claire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Matheson of Chicago to George
Carleton Cassard have been received
here by friencs. The marriage was Gel.
ebrated December 81. They will be at
home after February l, at 1874 Buena
Vista Terrace, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcleod have re-
turned from Racine, Wis, after having
spent the holidays with their daughter
Mrs. Herbert WEIGH They report a
most enjoyable trip and visit, and met
their son Bert Mcleod from Milwaukee
at the home of his sister, making pleas
ant family party. Mrs. Mcleod visi /
in Chicago one week on the return trip.
Don't fail to read the new ad that Sell
! lick has this week. Now is the time to
replerish your lioen closet. The house
keeper waits for the January sales to
buv her domestic supplies for the year.
Read the al carefully and digest it thor
oughlv, then when you get ready to buy
you will know what you want and where
10 buy it.
Farmers, try our want ads.