The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-05-21

Last Saturday night EX-treasurer
Warner Stoughton severed his connec-
ton With that office for good. de will
Join his family in Kalamazoo, AS they
have decided TO uoake that city their flu
ture home. Mr.. Stoughton said that he
always liked Paw Paw and hated to part
from the friends made here. But such
Is life. Mr.. S,oughtou leaves Paw Paw
ard Van Buren, with the good wishes OF
al for his future success.
The Christian science society OF Paw
Paw announces free lecture on Chris
tian science by Bliss Knapp, Q. 5. b.,
member Of the Board of Lectureship of
the Mother church, the first church OF
Christ Scientist 10 Boston, Mass, at
the New Colonial Theater, Paw Paw,
Monday evening, May "a, at O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited to be
present.
Rev. Shape of the Christian church
returned to Ionia county, where he will
remain over Sunday to preach the BAG
calsureate sermon to the Pewamo high
school class, having performed the same
function year ago. He will return to
his work here next week, with the usual
services on the following Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs @. A. Potts and family,
a short time ago residents of Paw Paw,
now of Chicago, motored from that city
last Friday and spent the latter part OF
the week with friends here. Mrs. Potts
and daughter were guests at the home
of Claude Snow
Mr.. aud Mrs Roy Wilcox Of Elkhart
Ind, came last Saturday to see her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Hlnckley.
Roy returned Sunday night, but Mrs.
her mother, who is ill.
Mr.. Whitehead, our city electrician,
went TO Three Rivers last Sunday to
spend the day With his family He will
occupy the home where Merle Young
now lives as soon as Merle vacates.
1t is reported that Mrs. Floyd Rock
living in the tenant house belonging to
Ed Thayer, has diphtheria. The family
is under quarantine and there is no dan
ger of the disease spreading
The ugh belated with their thanks, the
ladies Of the Coterie are none the less
grateful to the fire department who did
such efficient work in saving their build
ing from further disaster.
Lest Thursday and Friday the town
was scattered with eighth grade pupils
from the rural schools who we're taking
the examination preparatory to entering
the high school next year.
Mrs. Florence Harris entertained the
ladies' aid OF Gliddeubnrg at her home
Wednesday, May IL. A picnic supper
was served to about 80 ladies and all re.
port fine time.
June Is the month Of "brides." Up. to-
date wedding invitations and announce.
ments printed in he latest style at The
True Northerner office. Come and see
for yourselves.
Workmen are rapidly getting the
block on South Kalamazoo street adjoln-
ing Main ready FOR paving. VIM. Neale
has the contract for the job.
Judge L. Burget Des Voignes is pre-
siding in one of the Detroit courts this
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court next Monday.
Mrs. Emma Lyle will sell at private
sale Friday and Saturday OF this week
all her household goods. Terms cash
adv
Frank Taylor Of Lawton has purchased
the property owned by A. +. Hayes and
will move bis family here from Lawton
to make their future home
Mrs. George Harris of Lawrence spent
the latter part Of last week at the coun.
ty bsstile, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Beatte
Leon Douglas WAS Oh the sickilist last
Saturday and unable to drive his mai
route. Substitute Robert Bangs took
his place.
Andrew Shepard has purchased a new
Overland car. The sale was made b,
Frank Kroth, agent for this popular
car.
Alva Burt has hired out to G.. w Ty
Ter on his farm west of town and com
menced his work Tuesday morning.
NAS' %huiOh LloIIl5Ou HAS SO Tar re
covered from her recent illness as to b,
able to sit up for little while.s
Mrs. b. II. Mills and son Earl of Kal
amazoo spent the week end at the HON,
OF Joseph Allen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen spent las
week at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Pierce.
Mrs. VIM Killefer and Mrs. Mau,
Harrison were among the list of Kalam
1900 visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. j. 9. Maxwell returned hom
Saturday attof several days visit will
friends in Jackson.
Miss Jene White of Bangor visited a
the home OF her aunt, Mrs. Lena Millep
the first OF the week. 49, -
j. N. Smith has accepted position
with Smith & Brsssart in the feed stor
lust south Of the depot. sssxsa,