The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-09-10
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

Dancing and cards at |. o o. r. Hal
Monday evening Sept. 18th. Member
Rebeka his and their families. (Come]
See O'Grady Bros. Co. for fall suits
made to measure. Adv.
A complete line OF mems, boys anc
children's sweaters Come see them
O'Grady Bros Co. Adv.
Mrs. Elmer Downing has been visit
ing her son, WILDER, and other relatives
in Chicago during the past week.
Rev. /. p Bates was called to Dowa
giac Wednesday to preach the funeral
sermon OF Mrs. A. j. Shaft, who with
her husband. moved to that city from
Lawton little over year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Russell and little
one from Bedford, Penn, arrived the
drst of the week for witt at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Stevenson. Mr.. Russell returned home
Thursday but Mrs. Russell will remain
indefinitely.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leonard Jennings are
rejoicing over the arrival OF an eight
pound boy, born September 3. Both
another and babe are doing nicely.
Mrs. Neil Chappell and daughter
Mary enjoyed an auto trip to st. Joseph
and Sturgis the latter part of last week,
John Mutchler and family returned
home Monday from an extended auto
trip through parts of Michigan and
Ohio.
New neckwear at Lepper's. Adv.
Mrs. f. A. Racette and little daughter
Irene left Wednesday for two weeks
visit with relatives in Muskegon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cross OF Lawrence
were Paw Paw visitors last Wednesday.
Lombard Plums at SOC bushel Mrs.
Emma Smith, phone 10 F l. adv 3ltl*
Master Ralph Cline, who has been
away all summer visiting his grand
parents 10 West Virginia, returned
nome Wednesday morning. His father,
B. E. Cline went as far as Chicago,
Tuesday, to meet the young man.
Miss Emily Mackellar, of New York
City, spent the week end at the home
Of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Morrison,
east OF town.
Mrs. Henry holt left last Saturday
for Benton Harbor to spend the week
with her sister. Mrs. Jennie Morrison
Miss Pearl Stephens and her mother
returned home last Friday from their
"Trip through California,
Miss Stephens began her work as a
teacher in our schools on Monday.
Supt. Mccormick of the Dowagiac
schools spent Sunday with Bert Cole
and family.
Some new dainty white aprons at
Lepper's. Adv.
Mrs. ii. A, Cross and daughter, Miss
Audrey, we're Kalamazoo visitors Oh
Tuesday last.
In the write.up Of the Sssops 9Th
anniversary the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith we're accidently ommitted.
Miss Agnes Morrison is now employed
IN the abstract Office of II. l.. Mcneil.
Last Saturday our usually quiet little
city was awakened from its tranquil re.
pose by the thrilling tones of the fire
bell. The house Of Frank Buckley near
the school house was discovered to be
on fire, but for the ready wit and
prompt action of those near by the hose
was used and the flames extinguished
before the fire department could reach
the scene, thus preventing what might
have proved disastrous fire.
Mrs. Mabel Barber left last Saturday
for Otsego where she has fine position
an the schools of that city.
Frank Farrant, at one time an em.
ployee of the True Northerner office,
was in the city short time the first of
the week. 4e is now employed as fore
man on The Daily News Sun, paper
edited at Keudallvle, Ind.
Breakfast caps at Lepper's Adv.
Mesdames Ed. De Haven and Levi
dadse turned Tuesday from a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives in
Courbon, Ind.
House dresses at Lepper's Adv
Superintendent Robertson, 10 com.
pany with Maurice Cole, Fred Lats haw,
and Grant McFaran uotored over from
Allegan Sunday to spend the day with
the home folks.
Some new hobby dress skirts at Lep.
pers. Adv.
Eugene Weston of Dowagiac came
home Sunday to spend several days al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Weston.
Miss Helen More spent the week end
so Battle Creek, the guest OF Mrs
Florence Ford and her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sowles moved this
week into the front part OF La Rue
Mosier's house on the corner of Elm
and Kalamazoo streets
Mrs. Fred CLOSEUP returned home
Friday evening from Peck, Kansas,
where she has been visiting at the home
of her parents. She was accompanied