The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-30
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

the civic department in the state fedora
ton, will delight the members and in
struct the 9Th, 9Th. 7th and Sth grades OF
the school. This is happy thought OF
the chairman, Mrs Morrison, and it is
to be hoped that many children as we'll
as grown people will avail themselves OF
this pleasing program.
Rev. z. A. Shape of Ionia, who occu-
pied the pulpit at the Christian
church last Sunday, will be here again
next Sunday and will speak both morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Shape is man
of strong personality, with very pleas
ing voice and forceful speech. You will
be delighted and edited by hearing him
next Sunday. All are most cordially
invited.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph Press Of
last Monday contained an article Oh
beautiful Paw Paw, together with a cut
of the author, o. W. Rowland. The
same issue also contained cut of our
towusman, Jason Woodman, farm CON-
missioner OF Kalamazoo county, who gave
an address at Kalamazoo before the
state bankers meeting.
Mrs. Rachel Bailey responded Sunday
evening to call at Lawton to give an
address of thanksgiving for the many
prohibition victories that are so rapidly
occurring at the present time. Her out
line Of the causes which had led up to
this was most enthusiastically received
by her appreciative audience.
Rev. Edgar w. Smith Of the Presby
terian church was ordained at Taylors-
Vile, H., in the Springfield Presbytery,
April 81. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will ar
rive in Paw Paw today and will occupy
the M. j. Coy residence for the summer.
E. N. Wakeman spent Sunday with
his wife at Benton Harbor, where she
is taking treatment for rheumatism. He
reports Mrs. Wakeman's condition much
improved She will soon he at her desk
again at The True Northerner office.
The following purchased Ford cars of
Packer q Giddings the past week: Joe
Labadie, w. G.. Tone, Frank Morehouse,
Paw Paw;J. w. Hamilton, Mattawan;
Z. w. Beam, Lawton and Scott Cast
ner, Porter.
The closing out sale at Mrs. M. E.
Banners is still on. The prices have
been reduced more than ever, and il
you are in need of new hat, feather or
anything else in that line, it will pay
to call and investigate. adv
Ladies' night of the Fellowship club
be May 5. The entertainment will
be held at Mrs Emma Smiths home and
will be in charge of Messrs. Mosier,
Hoyt and Ferguson.
Ben. B. McKinstry was in Elkhart,
Saturday, and drove home Lake IL Sons
Crow, ir He made the trip in less than
four hours, averaging over 20 miles per
hour on the trip.
Have you visited the up-to-date MILL.
merry parlors of Sanger & Gardner this
spring? If not you should do so at
once and save yourself much worry and
expense. adv
Hon. Chas. A. Weidenfeller of Bloom
ingdale was caller at The True North
erner Office Monday. He was called as
a witness before the probate court.
Miss Lucille Hedge of st. Augustine,
Fla, arrived last Wednesday to spend
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. A. M &.
DeVall of East Main street.
Sanger e. Gardner still have pattern
hats which are sure to please you, if |
you will call and see them. The prices
are right aud they treat you right. adv
Senator Lee and his mother of De-
troit and Perry Young and family of
Decatur we're guests at the Ii. w. Nc
Cabe home Tuesday.
Carl Mather, who is student at the
Curtis school OF aviation at Hammonds-
port, N. Y, writes that he is delighted
with his work.
DIR. VIM, Forbes Emery delivered the
96th anniversary address to the Odd
Fello VS. at Benton Harbor last Wednes-
day night.
w, j. Barnard lost valuable regis
tered heifer last Sunday at his farm IN
Allegan. The COW was valued at 5000.
Mrs. A. M. DeVall and Miss Lucille
Hedge are spending the week in Kal.
amazoo visiting friends and relatives.
The Sherrod barber shop is being re.
decorated and new chairs and other fix
lures are being installed.
w. X. Sellick has been confined to
the bed for the past week, but is some
what improved at this writing.
Judge L. B. Des Voignes Of Cassopo-
lis will deliver the Memorial Day adj
dress at Hartford this year.
Lynn Lake, Ben McKinstry and Miss
Pauline Sellick were in Kalamazoo and
Battle Creek last Sunday.
Editor Firestone of the Allegan News
was a caller at The True Northerner
Office last Saturday.
X. e. Downing and wife are expected
here this week to occupy their home
cor the summer.
Misses Eva and Anna Marshall of
Porter visited friends in Paw Paw last
Tuesday.