The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-04-09


dinner. The evening was spent ia
theater party at the Idle Hour. The
little guests left several gifts behind
to remind Wynn OF his birthday, aud
that he, too, was nearing manbood's
zone, and that it would not be many
wears before these little classmates OF
the primary grades would be the bellies
and business men of our city. Wynn
also had as his guests his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A Cross, an aunt, Mrs.
A. Il. Abrams, and two cousins, Ora
Rawley and Wilma Movers, all OF Law
renee.
At meeting OF the school board last
Monday evening, Commissioners V. Il.
Hungerford was elected superintendent
of the Paw Paw schools, TO succeed Prof..
A. II. Robertson, Who goes to Allegan as
stated in these columns last week. Prof.
A. L. Patty was elected principal at the
same meeting. The citizens OF Paw
Paw are glad to know that Mr.. Hunger
ford is to remain at the head OF the
schools. He is a thorough 'School Man"
of mature experience, and splendid
citizen. Mr.. Patty is also a strong fac
tor 10 the schools, popular with his
students and a most competent instruct
or.
The following real estate deals have
been made lately II. w. Showerman
to Frank Webb, 10 acres in Wavarly; II.
W. Showerman to I'll McCabe, property
10 Paw Paw; Leland +. Warner to Earl
Walker, two lots ia block 80, Paw Paw;
w. G. Currie 20 w &. Ackley of Kala-
mszoo Land Contract 81, 500; Baxter to
Neva Hubert, so acres in Waverly,
So, 200; Il. w. Showerman to Wm. Cut
Ter, 40 acres in Paw Paw twp sales
being made thru the Ed. M. Bailey
real estate agency.
Several real estate deals closed last
Saturday by the rev firm of Bailey Il
Kenyon: A. G. Glidden to Jos. MaZur,
20 acres $l,l00 Mrs TuIloh to Kasper
Witek ct al, l6 acres $1,000 J. A. Van
Orden to Andrew Przybyika, SO acres in
section II, Antwerp Twp.
Mrs. j II. Linton and daughter Mary
and Mrs r. e Quick have been spend
ing a fe " days in Jackson. Mrs. Lin
ton left Friday for Detroit and Memphis
and will return the latter part of this
week. Mrs Quick and Mary returned
home Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Eatou, who resided 10 Paw
Paw a few years ago and who has en-
tertained US on several occasions with
her gift Of elocution, passed away at her
home in Benton Harbor. Her hu, band
has the sympathy Of many friends here
There will be regular covocation Of
Paw Paw chapter No. "a, Il. A. M, next
Monday evening. April IL. Petitions
will be received and the M. M. M. de-
gree conferred.
Miss Ethel Fox, who taught ia the
Paw Paw schools for some time, has
been engaged as teacher OF languages
in Wyandotte for the coming year.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Rowland
will be held this afternoon, 2 p. m. at
the Presbyterian church, inter nent at
the Wildey cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ McGregor of Kal.
amszoo motored to Paw Paw last Sat-
urday and spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Chappell, returning
home Monday
Miss Ruth Houff OF Staunton, Va,
arrived Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
B. r Cline, and family. She will stay
several months.
Miss Mabel Wheaton left Wednesday
for Lansing, where she will visit her
brother. w. Y Wheaton, and family.
Don't fail to see the line of fashion !
able hats at prices that you can afford
to pay at Mrs. M. e Barner's. adv
Dress hats, tailored hats, children's
hats, the latest, the newest, the best at
Miss Lords Hat Shop. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A. Wheaton of Cad
lilac spent last week with M. Q. Whea.
ton and daughters.
Leland Aseltine returned to M. A. c.,
Tuesday, after weeks vacation at the
home of his parents.
W. r. S,rrine is very appreciative and
grateful for the Easter post card shower
that Vas given him.
Miss Frances Duncombe entertained
her friend, Dan Riley OF Benton Harbor,
on Easter Sunday.
The Graham restaurant has been sold
through A. j. Foster to Mr.. Stratton Of
Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Frank Pugsley OF Lawton was
the guest Wednesday Of her mother,
Mrs. Ella LeSuer.
The latest creations in millinery at
low prices at Mrs. M. +. Banners MILL
merry parlors. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monroe OF South
Haven were 10 Paw Paw, Wednesday,
on business.
Mrs. Jennie Walters is seriously Ill at
the home of her niece, Mrs. AL Hinde-
mach.
A. N. Schuruhl has moved from De.
catur to Paw Paw and will go il to bus
mess