The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-05-14
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excitement Monday morning by show
ing their speed down East Main street,
overturning the wagon and breaking
the tongue, and in fact they managed to
have one good time at Franks expense.
Luckily the wagon was not loaded with
the mornings delivery of groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgs and niece, Miss
Sibbald of Chicago, have returned TO
their summer home northwest OF town.
Mrs. Higgs recently underwent quite
serious operation and is in quite poor
health. Her many friends here are in
hopes that she will soon gain her former
strength 10 the outdoor air OF country
life.
Vern certainly had some show at
the Idle Hour this week Monday and
Tuesday evenings photographers nights,
and we all saw ourselves as others see
us. II that be true, some OF US must
look like joke to our friends. Never
mind, it is all in life as we make it, ITO
he or not to be-"
Mrs. f. M. Bailey and little daughter
came last week from Hebron, o., for
an extended visit at the home of her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs Will North. Mr..
Bailey came through by auto, arriving
Monday He returned today.
The Ever Ready club called upon
Mrs. DeVerne Williams of West Paw
Paw a few days ago and the willing
hands tied up all her grape vines. Mrs.
Williams is kerry thankful to the club
FOR their act of kindness.
j. w. Close, machine operator on the
Kalamazoo Gazette, John McGotf. city
plumbing inspector, and Neil Gleason OF
the Kalamazoo Publishing Co., were
pleasant callers at the True Northerner
Office Monday.
Leland Warner has traded his 40 acres
OF land near Lawton to Jacob Hanson OF
South Haven for house, 6 lots and
5 acres of land in Plainwell. Trade was
made by A. j. FosNer.
Have Your furs repaired, remodeled
or redyed during the summer months
and save from Is to % per cent. Her
man Simmerer, Dol. S. Burdick street,
Kalamazoo. l5t4
Paw announces free lecture on Chris
tian science at the New Colonial Thea
ter. Full particulars and date will be
given in next weeks issue.
Berton Cole and wife OF Bloomingdale
spent several days at the home Of M. l..
Decker Mrs. Cole is a niece OF Mrs.
Decker, and is better known here as
Miss Lutte Harrison.
Miss Josephine Van Auken arrived in
Paw Paw Monday and will make her
home here. She has rented rooms in
the Mathew Dillon home in the north
western part OF town.
Harry Ayars and family moved last
Saturday to their farm north east of
town for the summer. Their homo in
town will be occupied by MIR. and Mrs.
Will Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs John Peterson are re.
joicing over the birth of little daugh.
ter, born Thursday, May 6. Father is
happy and mother and baby both doing
nicely.
G. p Hanson, iantor at the school
building, had the misfortune to drop
heavy stone on his foot last Wednesday.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Clark OF
Bloomingdale spent Sunday at the home
of M. l.. Decker and family.
A. ID. Burt went to Batavia, N. Y,
last Thursday to bring the remains of
his father, Elijah G. Burt, back to Paw
Paw for burial.
Roy M. Cleveland OF Jackson spent
Mothers Day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zelon Cleveland, He returned to
his home Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Bierce entertained
as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton Of Mattawan.
Mrs. w. H. Num- went to Chicago the
latter part Of last week for an extended
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs
III. S. White.
Mr.. Philo Cady and daughter in law,
Mrs. Burt Cady of Lawrence, we're in
Paw Paw, Sunday, to attend the funera
of e. q. Burt.
Mrs. Theodore Davis and daughter
Miss Ruth, of Kalamazoo we're the
guests Of Mrs. Floy Stevens the first o.
the week.
Reduction on all millinery at Mis-
Lords Hat Shop, adv
Mrs. John Vickers and daughter Der
nice drove from Allegan and spent tn,
week end with her daughter, Mrs. Bau
man.
Mrs. T. E. Cootey Of Minneapolis
spent the forepart OF the week with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamen.
Mrs. Mollie Martin of Hartford spen
Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Hamen.