The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-03-26

celebrate the occasion at nl5 nome. lne
table was very pretty with it's decors-
lions of smilax, carnations and violets,
in the center of which was a birthday
cake which his daughter, Lura Bates,
made and brough with her from Pent-
water. This was decorated with smilax
and 80 candles The pleasure OF the &C.
casion was somewhat dampened by Mr..
Shrine not being in his usual health,
but it will long be remembered by the
participants. A number of gifts were
received.
The Saturday night bridge club, COM
posed of both ladies and gentlemen, an
joyed a sumptuous banquet Saturday
evening at the hotel Dyckman. Covers
were laid for % guests and most de-
lightful evening enjoyed at the expense
Of -- mum is the word.
Mesdames Maxwell and Wade KiIIefer
and the Misses Ola Kileier and Flor
ence Kelley, with Blaine Warner as a
chaperou, motored to Kalamazoo, Tues
day evening and attended "High Jinks"
at the Fuller.
Mary Servoss Kimball stopped over in
Paw Paw on her way to Grand Rapids
and spent Sunday with Mr.. Kimball's
sister, Mrs. Mary WEIGH, and other
friends.
The chancellor commander of the X. of
p. lodge has summoned all members to
meet at Castle hall Monday evening,
March 80 A pot luck supper will be
enjoyed.
Correspondents must reach us by
Tuesday afternoon OF each week. The
items from Prospect Valley were re-
ceived last week too late for publication.
Ed Hayes and wife have sold their
40 acre farm to w. A. Tompkns of Chi
cago The sale was made through the
agency of Decker & Decker.
Miss Josephine Van Auken has gone
to Hartford, we understand, to make
that place her future home with her
brother, d. e. Van Auken.
Walter Witter, a prominent farmer
living between here and Lawrence,
passed away at his home Monday eve
ming of Bright's disease.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No % +. & A, M, next Tuesday
evening, March 30 Work in third de-
gree. Refreshments.
G. w. Van Tassell drives a new Ford,
sold through the Packer & Giddines
agnecy. Mr.. Van Tassel drove through
from Detroit.
Miss Lord has made a special effort
this season to show an up-to. date line
of chlldrens hats at extremely low
prices. [adv
Be sure that you read what the VOL
VERNE Nursery Co. has to tell you about
ashes, Armour fertilizer, lime, ETC., on
page 4.
Mrs. Royal Hall and son Richard of
Grand Rapids are guests at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will North.
Regular meeting Order of the Eastern
Star next Wednesday evening, March
81. A good attendance is desired.
X. w. Noyes of South Haven has
been the guest OF his daughter, Mrs.
Jay Harrington, this week.
Mrs. Josephine Thorpe of Coldwater
is visiting at the home of her old friend,
Mrs. Arminta Spicer.
Mrs. II. ID. Brown and daughter Max
inc have returned to their summer home
at Brentwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. .. Duucombe and
Mrs. A. F. Hubert were Hartford Wis.
itors Tuesday.
Miss Lord announces a showing of
Easter millinery Friday and Saturday,
April and 3. [adv
Dr. A. G. Runyan of South Haven
was in Paw Paw, Wednesday, on court
duties.
lake notice of what our merchants
have to sell. Quality the best, prices
right.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Bangor is
visiting at the home of Charles Morri-
son.
V. Il. Hupgerford purchased a new
Ford this week from Parker 81 Giddings
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richmond
have both been sufferers from the grip.
Remember the place and date, Arthur
Welwyn Evans at opera house April /.
Mrs. M. T.. Decker has been enter
tanning the grip the past week.
Keyser ndry has it's headquarters
at the five and ten cent store. [adv
Chas. Robinson OF Lawrence was in
Paw Paw, Monday, on business.
Look at the roll of honor and notice
il your name heads the list.
Mrs. Emery Ball spent the week end
with relatives in Lawrence.
A. L. Foot, who has been on the sick
list, is now on the gain.
Be sure and read all the advertise.
ments, classified and all
Mrs. Fl. F. Abbott was a Kalamazoo
visitor one day last week.
N. II. Bangs is suffering from an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Ed. Parks was in Lawrence, Sat