The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-09-03
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

at the Chautauqua tent last Thurs
day morning when Sunshine" Dietrich
1ectured, the Sunday schools we're repre-
scented as follows: The Baptist school
had ia people, or 80 % Of it's enroll
ment; the Presbyterian had % present,
or SO % of it's enrolment; the Methodist
had 50, or as 90 OF it's enrolment. the
Christian school had Is, or % % OF it's
enroilment; tho Lyle school had 20;
There we're 10 people from Lawton and
so from other schools The banner was
awarded to the Paw Paw Baptist school.
Mr.. auo Mrs j.. w. Shook Of Seneca
county, N. Y, aud their daughter, Mrs
Var Ustraud OF Geneva, n. Y are here
visiting their aunt, Mrs. M. Z. Allen,
and cousins, Mesdames McWilliams and
3rockway. Mr.. Shook is here settling
a1p the estate of his uncle, VIM. n. Har-
asison of Kalamazoo. Mrs, Van Ostrand
will be remembered here as Miss Maye
Harrison. She was a graduate OF our high
sc hool and has many friends here.
Last Friday afternoon the local camp
of the Royal Neighbors initiated another
large class The staff team of Lawrence
was prese ut to eXemplify the work, after
which a bountoeus banquet was enjoyed
This class of candidates was under the
direction of Miss Murray OF Lansing, the
deputy for this district, and proved
themselves a credit to her management.
Miss Murray returned to her home the
Sollowing day.
r. d. Loveland arrived last Friday to
and his many friends here. We are sure
that Boil will have a good fish story to
tell his Bay City friends, as he is one Of
the men that always knows how to lure
the big fish and always comes home with
good string.
Messrs. Mclean and Stanley have
rented part of the building formerly
used as tailor shop by the late w. l..
Miller and fitted it up as torsorial par
aor. Mr.. Adams still retains the other
part OF the building as tailoring and
cleaning shop.
Miss Gertrude Buck AID her aunt, |
Miss Mary Durkee, returned to their |
home in HIllsdale the latter part of last
week so that Miss Buck would be in
readiness to resume her work in the
public schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oniou left last
Saturday for a visit in Battle Creek,
Chicago and other cities in the state of
Illinois. They expect, however, to re.
turn to Paw Paw before leaving for
Eheir home 10 the South,
fUhss- Mather, the genial clerk at w.
R. Selhck's, is taking vacation, and
IN company with bis wife will visit rela-
lives in Chicago, Buffalo and several
other cities. He expects to be gone
about two weeks
.Goyarnor Ferris has issued a procla.
NATION requesting that Sunday, Septem-
Der 5, be observed as Thrift Day, and
chat all cergymen and Sunday school
teachers discuss the subject of thrift.
Mrs. lHorace Mcdonald and children
came from Grand Rapids last Saturday
FOR visit with relatives and friends, and
were here at the the time of the death of
her father, the late Daniel Morrison.
The membe of the Paw Paw Grange
will enjoy an all day picnic at the farm
nome of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Morehouse
tomorrow, Saturday. Bring baskets
well filed and have good time.
Mrs. Bert Simmons returned home
M onday, after spending week at the
Dwan hotel in Benton Harbor. the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexander
of Joliet, Ill.
Miss Julia Cullinane, who has been
visiting her grandmother in Grand Rap
ids, returned home the first Of the week
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Marie
Keepbride.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Chappell of Niles
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chappell, on
North Kalamazoo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hadsel left Satur
day for visit with friends in Indiana.
Mr.. Hadsell returned the first of the
week, but she remained longer.
Miss Marian Craig, who has been
managing the Inn at Lake Brentwood
for the summer, left Tuesday for her
home 10 Chicago
Miss Harriet Olsen, who has cen the
guest OF Miss Pauline Sellick for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
an Chicago, Tuesday.
Chas. Mason and family, who have
been spending the summer at Three
Mile lake, returned to their home in
Chicago last week.
Advertised Letters Ethyle de Mora.
Mr. Roy Cook, Mr.. George Goodman,
Mr.. James Martin, Mr.. Billie Owen.
Frank Perkins.
o. w. Rowland, Mrs. II. E. Shaefer,
Francis and Frieda motored to Detroit,
Sunday, to be guests Of M y. Rowland
and family.
A good rnauy Hunting Licenses are
being issued at the County Clerks
office, as the Duck Season opened Sep