The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-10-01
"Peck's Bad Boy"
Colonial Jheater
Monday night.


Monday night.
Mrs. Ada M. Baker. of Muir, Mich,
arrived this week for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. +. Shape.
Miss Mary Howe WAS in town the
first of the week the guest OF her brother
Will and his wife. She will leave soon
for Ann Arbor and will attend the U.
Of M. the coming year.
New fall and winter goods constantly
arriving at Sanger q GARDENERS millinery
parlors on s. Kalamazoo street. Prices
to suit anybody. adv
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Burlington ex
poet to leave for their home in West
Milton, Ohio the first OF the week.
Advertised letters-Miss Beatrice Bos-
trke, Miss Lena Decker. Miss Lulu
jackson, Edwards & Case, w. II. Smith.
The Rev James Goodma OF Chicago
aud Mrs. Adelaide Marriott OF Colum-
bus, Ohio, have been visitors at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Tyler the
past ten days.
Miss Pauline Sellick is spending the
week in Chicago, the guest of her friend,
Miss Harriet Olsen.
Miss Mollie Franklin, of Vlcksburg,
arrives today to spend few days at the
home of her friend DIR. Vern Van Fossen
DR.. Henry Charles has been out Of
town all the week on business.
Mr.. Horatio Sheldon vino has been
quite sick during the past week is re-
ported as slowly gaining.
School closed Wednesday, so that all
pupils who wished might attend the fair
at Hartford.
Miss Elsie Plumb and her sister Helen
from Bennington, Va, are in Paw Paw
the guests OF their sisters Mrs. Walter
Van Tassel and Miss Mildred Van Tassel.
Miss Helen has entered school and ex-
poets to spend the winter here.
Buy your new hat for fall and winter
at Sanger & Gardeners. adv
1t was remarked at the Van Buren, 90.
Fair at Hartford Wednesday, "That Paw
Paw did not have single exhibit there"
Never mind we furnished the band and |
at least two thirds OF the crowd. They
spent their money to, why, they even |
tried to rattle off all the baby dolls on
the grounds, and we will not mention all
the perfectly good, pound boxes of
chocolate coated cherries that they did |
not get. The day was ideal and every
one was there for good time, and they |
seemed to be having it too.
This afternoon friday the members
of the Sewing club are entertaining at a |
Charity Bridge party at the home of
Mrs. Will Payne on Kalamazoo street.
Mr.. Meyer, recent teacher in our
schools was Paw Paw visitor on Mon
day.
County Clerk Royal Decker returned
home last week from his vacation.
Mrs. w j. Ellis of Texas Is the guest
Of j. B Richard and other friends, and
relatives in this vicinity.
Will Neale was awarded the contract
Tor the construction of the storm sewer
,n Main street last Monday night 10y the
village council. rhe same is to be fin
shed by Nov. To-
Frank Hayward and George Wilson
will leave next week for Bay City to at
.end the annual session of the Grand
lodge of |. . .. r. held in that city
They go as representatives from Paw
Paw lodge No. is. Chas. l.. Young is
heir alternate representative.
Some smart new shapes for the young
'ters at Sanger& Gardners. adv
Mrs. X. +. Dckerson and son Beverly,
who have been in Paw Paw at the home
If her mother, Mrs. Sanger, good
hare OF the summer, expect to leave
Saturday for their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. w. Barr and son
Ieal left Wednesday for their new home
n jamestown, N. Y. Miss Betty and
Master Bobbie will follow later
Mr.. and Mrs Gladstone Beatte are
pending the week In Hartford "Glad"
s there to see that law and order are
observed at the County Fair.
Mrs. Harold Spicer will entertain a
company of ladies Saturday afternoon,
to Miss Frances Dun
ombe.
Some fair at Hartford this year.
Miss Lord announces to the public
hat her HAT Shop" is now open, and
hat she has some of the latest creations