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


man, w A. Simkins, Merle Young,
Judge Killfer. f. h. Hess. l. e. Griffith
and DIR. Charles joined him Wednesday
and they remained until after the ded-
cation If the new Masonic temple, which
is said to be one of the finest aud most
complete structures In the state.
The members of the Presbyterian
church ard friends gathered at the large
and spacious home of Daniel Morrison
on north Kalamazoo street Tuesday
evening for an informal reception for
their pastor, Rev. Edgar Smith, and wife
A bout So were present. Short talks,
made by other local pastors, musical
program and dainty refreshments all
helped to make the evening a most en-
joyable one.
Seven hundred dollars 10 rings stolen
in Lawton. Sheriff Gladstone Beattie
and his force are on the lookout for
person calling himself Harry Taylor, no
it is thought stole the rings from Mrs.
Alice Sherwood OF Lawton last Wednes-
day. A reward Of 80 dollars is offered
for the thief also so dollars for the re.
turn of the rings. One ring was valued
at 300 dollars the other at 400 dollars
and were highly priced by the owner.
A party composed OF G. w. Van Tassel
AL. Hindenach, Harvey Sherman and
their wives and the Misses Lizzei Pugs-
ley ard Irene Lane motored to Grand
Rapids last Sunday, arriving in that city
in time for dinner and spent a pleasant
afternoon in sight seeing and calling on
friends. This proves what you can do
10 one short day, if you have an automo-
bile.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Moon,
years and who is beirg cared for at the
home of Mrs. j. L. WEIGH in Lawrence,
gave her a post card shower on her
birthday, May 10th. Mrs. Moon wishes
through The True Northerner to thank
the friends for their thoughtfulness
Sanger & Gardner announce a chic
showing of summer patterns, hats and
shapes, consisting OF Panamas and
Hemps at special prices. Before select
ing your summer or outing hats, allow
us the pleasure of showing you our line.
| Savings Bank bldg. Adv.
The members of the G.. A. r. and w.
r. &. will meet at Memorial hall on SUI
day, May 23rd, at 10 o'clock a. M, going
from there in body to the Presby
terrain church. Rev. Edgar Smith will
deliver the address.
Sanger & Gardner announce a chic
| showing Of summer patterns, hats and
shapes, consisting of Panamas, Hemps,
at special prices. Before selecting your
summer or outing hat allow US the
pleasure of showing you our line. Saw
! ings Bank bldg. Adv.
The many friends OF w. r. Sellick,
who has now been confined to the house
| for two weeks by an attack OF pleurisy +,
will be pleased to learn that he is on the
gain although slowly.
The rat bounty of five cents a head
will be paid at the Offices of the several
county clerks throughout the state.
Officials at the state capitol do not de-
sire any heads to be sent to them.
J 100000 Tomato plants, ready now.
soc per hundred. Tuttle, the for
| iSt. adv
Have yorr furs repaired, remodeled
or redyed during the summer months
and save from 10 to 20 per cent. Her
man Simmerer, 30l S. Burdick street,
Kalamazoo. l5t4
Mrs George Weston of Lawrence came
last Saturday to spend the week end
with her husband, who is employed as
clerk in Ed Longwell's grocery store.
The members of the Christian church
held a pot luck supper in their church
parlors Tuesday evening complimentary
to their new pastor, Rev f. A. Shape.
Mrs. A. E. Van Week and little
daughter left Thursday morning to spend
two weeks at the home OF her father in
Macon Missouri
Saturday, June 5, will be observed as
the annual Van Buren, Co. Field day of
the schools of the county at Decatur.
Mr and Mrs. Warren Goss and daugh-
ter Bess and Miss Ethel Mowrer, all of
Bangor, were in our city last Sunday.
Regular meeting OF Paw Paw chapter
o. h. S., next Wednesday evening, May
26. A good attendal ce is desired.
Van Buren, Co. federation of woman g
CLUBS met at Keeler yesterday. Will
say more about it next week.
Mrs Dot Crum of Kalamazoo has
been a guest OF w. G.. Epley and family
at the Hotel Dyckman.
Mrs. Harry Cross left Monday for
Lawrence to spend several days with
relatives and friends.
Regular communication Of Paw Paw
lodge No. %, r. & A. NJ, Tuesday eve.
ning May 20.
Mrs. Anna Holser was called here by
the recent illness Of her mother Mrs
A. Harrison.
George Ernsberger of South Haver