The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26
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tle6t ana prettlest Easter WINDOWS tnht
one could see, even in the larger cities
The color scheme is purple and white.
In the center OF the window is a large
cross OF purple with sprays OF beautiful
white flowers. This is lighted with cleo
trio bulbs. The remainder of the win
dow is filed with spring flowers of all
kinds and shades. j. V. Smith, the
proprietor, was the artistic designer and
decorator.
Master Ralph Cline was niue years
old last Friday. He celebrated the day
with great glee. His mother planned a
surprise for him and invited in several
of his young gentlemen friends to enjoy
a steg party. At the close of the sports
dainty refreshments were served. Ralph
received many gifts to help him remem.
Der that il would not take so many more
birthdays before he would become a
voter and full fledged American citi-
zen.
Mrs. @. II Prior. accompanied by
Mrs j H. Prior, left Minneapolis, March
II, for an extended trip to California.
They will visit the exposition at San
Francisco and other places of interest,
returning by boat to Portland, Oregon.
James O'Grady and his sister Mary
were Kalamazoo visitors the latter part
of last Week. Mary attended the open
ing at GIlmore's, while Jim" was busy
purchasing a lot of new goods for the
O'Grady Brothers clothing store.
The team on the Clifton house bus
made a merry dash down Main street
Monday afternoon. Fortunately no one
was hurt and no damage was done. The
horses evidently just wanted to try their
speed.
Mrs. Nellie Raleigh received last week
the announcement of the marriage of
her brother, j. Ed. Phillips, to Mrs.
Jennie A. Lewis of Los Angeles, on
March IL. Mr.. Phillips has many
friends here who wish him great happI-
ness.
At union meeting OF the different
churches last Sunday evening it was
voted not to have the tabernacle meet
ings that had been partially planned to
be held here some time in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron w. Griswold of
Chicago were called here by the illness
of her father, N. H. Bangs. Mr.. Girls.
void returned home Wednesday, but
she will remain for a short time
Bert Ruben has been in Detroit on
business for several days this week
Mrs Ruben and daughter have been
spending the time in Chicago among
friends and relatives.
Sanger & Gardner will have their
spring opening Saturday, March 81,
showing a fine line OF spring and sum
mer millinery in all the new shades and
shapes. adv
Mrs. May e. Dean of Hartford demo-
cratic candidate for school commissioner,
was In the city Saturday calling on her
friends in the interest of her candidacy.
Mrs. Nellie Raleigh returned from
Hartford last Friday. She was called
there by the sickness and death of her
sister, Mrs. Isabelle Phillips Rassett.
Mrs. e. L. Bates of Pentwater, who
has been spending a few days at the
home Of her father, w. f.. Shrine, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Hale, the nurse who has been
here several weeks helping care for Mrs.
John w Free, returned to her home in
Lawrence last Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Coy johnson of Minneap.
oil 10 hos g.
NJ. j. Coy, who has been i'll with grip
for the past ten days.
Miss Katherine More of Buchanan
spent lsst Sunday with her sister, Miss
Helen, and her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Buckhout.
Sheriff Beattie was in Keller, Satur.
day night on official business. Every.
thing seemed quiet down there and no
one wanted TO fight.
Remember the opening a. Sanger &
GARDENERS tomorrow. They will show
all the latest shapes and shades in cum
mer millinery. [adv
Mrs. Alice Grimes, who has been in
the South for several weeks, will be
home March rs and ready for business
at her office.
Frank Hodge, who has been at Bron-
SOP hospital in Kalamazoo for another
operation on his foot, returned home
Monday.
John Reed, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is able to be up and will
soon be found again at Sherrod's barber
shop.
Miss Ailene Buskirk was home last
Thursday to help entertain the mem
bers OF the Maple City club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce and
daughter Marian of LawtoL we're Paw
Paw visitors last Saturday.
q. w. Ackley OF Kalamazoo, who had
been in Paw Paw a short time, returned
to the city Monday.
Mrs. Milton Gould and young son of
Lawrence we're in Paw Paw shopping
last Monday.
Miss Bertha Goss made a short visit
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