The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-24
LOCAL JOTT|NGs

at her home in pennsylvania. one pau
been in declining health for some time
and her death was not unexpected. She
was the mother of twelve children, hve
of whom still survive, and was de-
voted Christian woman. Rev. Shape
visited her about three weeks ago.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church will observe Christmas exercises
on Friday evening together with tree
and other interesting features, to which
the public is cordially invited.
Advertised letters Mrs. Hattie Hall,
j. Ii. Pinney.
Death has visited the family Of Mrs.
s. V. Fowler quite frequently OF late.
Her mother and her mothers two
brothers have passed away within the
past nine weeks. One brother passed
away in less than a week after her
mothers death and the other one died
last week. All resided in Illinois.
Masters George Epley and Wynn
Wakeman have both been entertaining
the grip and were obliged to be absent
from school part OF this week.
BARLEY Selick came home last Friday
from Notre Dane, where be is attending
school, to spend his holiday vacation.
He expects TO return to his work about
January
Mrs. Kate Sage left this week for
Kalamazoo, where she expects to remain
during the remainder OF the winter
months.
Miss Helene Mari went to Marcelus
last Friday to spend the week end with
friends in that city.
1t pays to advertise. II you do not
believe it just ask L. b. Gorton, the
piano man. One week before Christmas
he had disposed of every v'ctrola, to the
number of 20, that he had in his store
and could have sold more if he had had
them in stock.
Downing and Pitkin are giving the
dance at the opera house Christmas
night, December IS. Good time is as
sured. adv
Miss lone Reynolds, who is teaching
in the schools at Coupersville, Ind, re-
turned to the parental roof last Satur-
day evening Lynn also arrived the
same day aid Lee and his wife are ex-
pected from Chicago today. Wint Is
certainly wearing some smile and Christ
mas day at this home will be most
happy one.
We understand that Leo Prater will
also be IN the field for township treas.
urer. This is the fourth entry and there
may be more to follow.
Tom Harrison, Robert and Blanche
CavauaUgh and Tom and Carlton Poole,
were in Kala me zoo last Saturday look
ing for bargains, and as one OF the boys
said, 1--WE found noDe."
Mrs Neil Engel, who has been suffer
ing with rheumatism for several months
past, is so much improved as to be down
town Tuesday attending to her Christ
mas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Harrington and
two children arrived here last week
from Glenburn, N. d., anc will make
their home here. Mrs. Harrington was
formerly Miss Gladys Stevens. and has
many friends in Paw Paw and vicinity.
Mrs Ella Pershipg OF Kalams zoo will
spend Christmas at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. j. Cavanaugh, and
family at Killarney Point.
Mrs. Bertha North, who has been in
Chicago for several weeks at the home
OF her SOD, returned to Paw Paw, Wed.
nesday so as to be in The old home for
Christmas Mrs. Royal Hall and Master
Richard of Grand Rapids and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. M. Bailey and little Doris OF
Columbus, y, came yesterday. They will
all spend Christmas day at the home OF
Mrs. North's brother, Orson Culver,
residILg near GiiddeDburg.
DIR. Racette, wife and baby left today
for Muskegon to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
II. j. Cavanaugh was in Cassopolis
the first of the week on legal business.
Miss Rena Crane of Fennville, and
last year the teacher OF domestic science
ip our schools, was in Paw Paw over
Sunday, the guest OF Miss Irene Lane
and other friends.
Fred Ocobock has again engaged 10
the coal business and can supply your
needs with the best grade Of coal, Poca.
bontas, white ash, red cou ct, eastern
GUN. at his sheds near the depot. You
uill find Fred at the Southern Michigan
fruit Office or call phone ia. adv
School closed here yesterday for the
holiday vacation. The lower grades en-.
;oyed a Christmas tree and the hanging
of stockings in their respective rooms.
Mrs. E. p. Sissons left Wednesday
for Chicago to spend Christmas With
relatives and friends. She will remain
ovsf the 10th to attend the wedding Of
ops Of her nieces living IN the city.