The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-12
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Dale Harrison is home from Sturgis.

and the spoilers, auV
K. ID. Shrine is attending a GENE Mt
show in Chicago today.
Good to see and hear-Margaret Stahl.
Opera house February II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilson were Kali
amazoo visitors last Thursday.
Charles Anderson of Hartford was in
Paw Paw, Monday, on business.
Mrs. Jennie Triscott is visiting at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Charlie Wildey.
Leal G. Barr was home from the Uni
versity for few days vacation last
week.
Mrs. Harry Cross left last Tuesday
for months stay with her husband in
Lansing.
Miss Mary Wilson of Lawton was in
Paw Paw, Wednesday, calling on old
friends.
Coming, at the Idle Hour, Quo Vadis
and the Spoilers. adv
Miss Irene Dale of Lansing spent a
part of last week as the guest OF Miss
Audrey Cross.
BE sure that you are present at the
Idle Hour February l6, to witness
Through Fire to Fame"
Warner M. Stoughton has been spen d.
ing the greater part Of the week in kal-
amazoo with his family.
Margaret Stahl comes highly recon-
mended. Be sure you hear her. At
the opera house Feb. II.
DIR. Racette has been very sick and
confined to his home the past week with
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Some of the best talent in town are
in it. The jolly Widow, opera house,
Friday evening, Feb. 10.
Herbert Bassett, who has been enjoy
ing weeks vacation with his parents,
returned Sunday afternoon to his duties
at the u of M.
Miss Audrey Cross, who spent
the week end with her mother here, re-
turned to the Western State Normal
last Monday morning.
ID. p. Smith expects to leave M onday
for Ann Arbor to take special work in
the highway engineering laborat DRY
of the U. of M.
The w. II. G. and G. A. r. will have
a box social at Memorial hall next Mon
DAY evening. All members of both or
ders are especially invited.
Howard Allen and his mother, Mrs.
Nell Allen, of Lawrence were in Paw
Paw, Wednesday, visiting relatives.
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Up.to-Date Bridge club lAst Tuesday.
A very delightful afternoon was enjoyed
by the members of the club.
Mrs. Dow fell on the ice near her
home in the north east part Of the town
last Wednesday and fractured her limb
lust above the ankle.
EiMrs. Will Raymond slipped on the icy
sidewalk and was quite seriously hurt,
so much so that it was necessary to
summon a physician.
Jolly Widow. The best ever, at opera
house Friday evening, Feb. l9. Bene-
fit for Coterie club house.
Blue birds are said to have arrived.
They are said to be harbingers of spring,
although it is hardly safe yet to think
OF taking off the heavies.
Mrs. Neil Chappell entertained the
Tuesday Sewing club at her home on
Elm street. Dainty refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time reported
by all present.
Mrs. Jane Roach of Kalamazoo is
home to enjoy three weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe
w. Broughton, and host of good
friends.
The Misses Margaret and Laura Cole
went to Grand Rapids, Friday, to spend
the week end, the former the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Carrie Briggs Chappell
and the latter to visit Miss Spencer, a
former teacher In our schools.
The finest picture show ever seen in
Paw Paw was witnessed at the Idle
Hour last Tuesday evening, when 1.-The
Man of the Hour" was presented in five
reels. Vern certainly gives US some
shows.
Miss Ruth Rowland, daughter of M
o. Rowland at one time editor of The
ITu6 Oub HOW VI DObhOiS
came Monday to Paw Paw, the home o.
her childhood, for few days visit with
relatives and friends.
W. r. Shrine, who has been quite il
with rheumatism for the past few
weeks, IS somewhat improved. He il
not able to leave the house yet, but i
is hoped he is now on the road to re
rovery.
The North American Concert com
pany are on the boards at Longwellt
opera house this week. They are play
ing to capacity houses and incidental,
doing prosperous business in the sale
OF remedies they are introducing.