The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-12-24

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next Tuesday, evening, December %
Dancing and cards. All Odd Fellows
and visiting guests invited. Good mu-
sic
Azel Mcneil, who is attending school
at the Howe university, is among the
many students no have gathered arr ID
the home Preside to spend the happy
Christmas days.
Mrs Ida M. Tuloh left Monday for
Chicago to remain indefinitely.
The Misses Laura and Margaret Cole,
Audrey Cross and Lettie Tubbs are all
home from the Normal at Kalamazoo
for the holiday vacation.
Mesdames Will Longwell, w. G. Ep-
ley and son George. w j. Warner and
daughter Jean, F. N. Wakeman and
Wynn, j. e. Gilkey and Miss Dillon
were 10 Kalamazoo last Saturday seeing
the sights.
respectfully solicit share of your
coal trade. Phone l34, adv
Miss Ellie Burns, who is teaching this
year near Marcellus, and her brother
Claude who is attending school in Des
Moines, Iowa, are at their home in AL.
mena for the good old vacation time.
Lansing will entertain the State
Grange at their annual gathering in
1916.
Rev. Edgar Smith of the Presbyterian
church was the recipient OF a fine
Christmas gift from the members of his
church in the form of purse of money.
Mrs. Emma Lyle of Grand Rapids
came Monday to spend Christmas with
friends here.
Arrange to attend the Downing and
Pitkin dance at the opera house Christ
mas night. Santa will be there. We
promise you good time. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Woodman and
Mrs. Len Shepard were among the Wis
itors in Kalamazoo, Wednesday
Mrs. Emily Wilcox, Mrs. Lotte r.
Carson and son Tavern from Hastings
and Mrs. Carrie Bach of Kalamaz 20
will stop in Paw Paw this week, the
guest of Mrs Leonard CraDdal These
friends are on the way to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. CrandaIl's niece, the
daughter of John Dodd, living IN Law
renee. The wedding ceremony will take
place at high noon. MIRA. Crandall will
play the wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Showerman and son Glenn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Chappell and
daughter Mary will go to Sturgis to
spend Christmas with Bert Showerman
aud family.
Remember the dance at the opera
house Christmas night. Every body
welcome Bill 75c, spectators lOc. adv
Miss Pearl Stephens aud her mother
expect to spend the holidays with rela-
tives 10 Albion.
Miss Irene Lane left Thursday for st.
Paul, Mimi, to spend Christmas and
New Years with her father, e. p. Lane,
who resides in that city.
The Sunday school OF the Presbyterian
church will have Christmas tree and
appropriate exercises at the church his
evening
The members OF the Klatter Klub are
observing Christmas this year in the
true Christmas spirit They are sepd-
ing out baskets we'll filled with things
that GO to make good Christmas din
ner. Among the mauy delicacies OF
fruit and jelly will be found well
dressed chicken nearly ready for the
oven. A Christmas gift of this kind
cannot fail tie be appreciated by the re.
ceiver and some table that might have
been rather scant will now be filled
with plenty. This is certainly the way
to give Christmas TO those who are liz
need of kindly help.
Pitkin and Downing combined orches
ira are giving the dance at the opers
house Christmas night. Bill 75c, spec
tators 1Gc. adv
The boys and girls of the 4th grade
with Miss Pearl Stevens as their teacher
planned an unselfish Christmas. The,
saved their pennies, nickels and dime.
took them to school to help swell theil
Christmas funds to be used liz purchas
ing six Christmas trees. These tree.
we're also. decorated aud filed with suit
able presents Besides the trees the,
have bong bit 20 plants, holly and paper
napkins, fruit and candies. These gift,
were delivered Thursday afternoon b,
the members Of the grade. As a sur
prise to these kind and unselfish pupil
the teacher planned that the trip arou pc
town should be made, by having a goot
old fashioned sleigh ride, After the tree
bad been delivered to their RESPECTIVE,
destinations, the pupils and teacher re
turned to the school house and enjoyed
their own Christmas tree and little part,
with the members of the 5tl. grade
Paw Paw should truly be proud Of hel
boys and girls
Born, Sunday, Dec l9.to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sage Of Bangor. a7K pound
daughter, Helen May.