The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-02

| lu6y Will nave uu OtuCo III 10" Ao~
and in the near future will open q
branch Office ia Chicago. Both gentle
men are we'll known as good live bust.
ness men OF ability, and we predict for
them regular "land Office" business.
Success to the new firm.
The X. L. s. & y. railroad will run a
special train from Paw Paw to Kalama.
zoo, leaving Paw Paw at 8 a. m arriving
in Kalamazoo at 10 o'clock and leaving
there at p. ~. giving Paw Paw people
an opportunity to attend Easter services
at Kalamazoo.
Mesdames Sanger & Gardner wish to
call the attention OF the ladies to their
new and artistic display OF the spring
and summer styles in millinery. All very
classy and up to date. Parlors located
on north Kalamazoo street. adv
Mrs j. A. Barton left last Monday
for Cassopolis, where she attended the
wedding OF niece, Miss Helen Hop,
kins, which took place Tuesday at high
noon. Mrs. Barton will also visit friends
in Dowagiac before her return.
Mrs. Donald Payne entertained Wed
nesday IL young misses at her pleasant
country home in honor of her younger
sister, Miss Webber, of Chicago. To
say that they had jolly good time
would not be mixing matters.
Miss Augusta Streator, the kindergar-
ten teacher in our schools for two years.
! but now a teacher 10 the schools at
Hillsdale, was ia Paw Paw the first OF
the week, the guest of Mrs Leo Warner
and other friends.
Harvey Sherman is the latest victim
of automobile craze. He purchased
laat week zone of them kind that runs
without gasoline" Well, Harvey can
Ford it If the rest OF US cannot Ford it,.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
penny social and bake sale at the church
parors Friday evening, April 10. All are
cordially invited to attend. [adv
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Butler Of Ironton,
Ohio, came Friday to make short stay
with their mother, Mrs. Jane Butler,
who was stricken short time ago with
paralysis.
A postal received from Mrs Bert Cole
from Denver, Col, stated that Bert had
had a birthday and was feeling and look
ing line and Katherine was gaining and
seemed to be much benefited by the
change.
Mrs. Neil Chsppell and daughter,
Miss Mary, left Saturday for Chicago,
where they will visit Mrs. Chappell's
sister, Mrs +. Patterson, and other rel
atives.
Miss Gertrude Reidel OF the Paw Paw
high schools was awarded second place
in the sub-district high school oratorical
contest held at Hartford last Friday.
The little girl who has made her home
with Mrs. Drown for the past winter,
passed away Thursday afternoon after
short illness of spinal meningitis.
George Porter announces that be now
has machine for making those potato
chips 'like mother made" Leave your
orders at Dickerhoof's store. adv
The members of the Baptist church
ore planning to hold a series OF revival
meetings at their church, commencing
about April l5
Look at the automobile ads. and take
notice. All kinds and the best ever.
Not only the machines, bu. everything
that goes with them.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Epley and son
George spent Saturday and Sunday in
Kalamazoo, the guests of friends and
relatives.
Mrs. /, j. Hart of Detroit arrived in
Paw Paw, Saturday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Fri Sunny, at the home of David
Anderson.
Coming, at the new Colonial Theater.
formerly known as Longwell's opera
house, "The Perils of Pauline" Watch
for date. adv
Coming, at the new Colonial Thea.er,
formerly known as Longwells opera
house, "Ths Perlls of Pauline" Watch
for date. adv
The Misses Lettle Tubbs and Laura
and Margaret Cole have been home
from the Normal for weeks vacation.
Simon Miller of Bloomingdale was in
Paw Paw last Friday with some fine
maple syrup. 1t found ready market.
Mrs. Charles Young, Jr., enjoyed a
short visit from her sister, Miss Rather.
inc Ryan, Of Kalamazoo.
Miss Freida Snow has been spending
a couple OF weeks in Chicago, the guest
of Mrs. E. G. Wallace.
Am showing the usual attractive line
OF all classes OF millinery. Mrs. Barner's
millinery parlors. adv
This is vacation week and the teach
ers and pupils have enjoyed a much ap-
preciated rest
Miss Audrey Cross went to Lansing
last Friday to spend the week with her
parents.
M. ID. Buskirk, who has been in FIRE.
mont all winter, is now home for the
summer.
Mas Mary Wilson NJ T,autop uao a