The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-09-24
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

Miss Blanche Moore, teacher OF the
second grade in our public schools last
year, was a week end guest OF Miss Will
liams and other friends.
Miss Florence Howe left last Saturday
Cor Alma college, where she will attend
school the coming year.
Miss Hattie Smith returned Friday
from a three weeks visit with friends In
Grand Rapids, Sparta and Middleville.
She at once resumed her duties at the
Racket store
Miss Bertha McEachron left Saturday
Cor week'e visit with friends in GRAND
Rapids.
Neil Engel went to Benton Harbor
last Monday to assist his wife 10 return
ing 20 her home. Mrs. Engel has been
in that city several weeks taking treat
nent for rheumatism at the bath house.
She is much improved, although she has
not as yet fully recovered from the at
tack.
Advertised letters-Mrs. e. N. Bown,
Miss Marion Mead, Mrs. II. j. Rettew,
Mrs. Geo. Wilton, Mr.. Arthur O'Don-
nell.
M. Ii. Hogmlre OF Arlington was In
4own the first of the week on business.
To curb the coal trust get Coles
high Oven Range 1t heats and cooks
with the same fuel and saves one third.
See adv on page
Commander Eli Strong was in Bangor
Thursday to attend the County Bat
talior reunion.
Amos Bierce was in Covert last Mon.
day looking after peaches. He returned
home at night with II bushels of fine
peaches.
Mrs. Olivia j. G. Woodman was in
Dowagiac last Friday evening, where
she addressed the members of the
Wayne Grange at their hall in that
city. The Dowagiac Daily News spoke
very highly of Mrs. Woodman's address,
She returned home Saturday.
Mrs Bert Ruben, who has been gone
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends in Chicago and New York City,
returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Bangor was a
guest last week 10 the John Mutchler
home.
Fred Van Antwerp OF Minneapolis,
Mimi, has been the guest of his mother
Mrs. Allie Hewsop, for few days. He
returned home Tuesday accompani by
his wife and little one, who have been
here several weeks.
Bills printed at the Northerner office
announce a fair to be given by members
OF Grape Leaf Arbor, Cleaners, of AL
mena. on Saturday, Sept. % Exhibits
by Cleaners and Agricultural clubs
Good program of sports. See Bills for
particulars.
Mrs. e. Gone, Miss Ella Culver and
William j. Culver returned from INLAND
last Friday where they attended the
golden anniversary of Mrs. Cones sister,
Mrs. Millage, celebrated on September
is.
Remember we always carry the fresh
est candies Of all kinds in box or in bulk,
nuts, postcards, soft drinks and sta
tionery. At tine Golden Rule Store
adv. 32tf
Glenn Healy and Claire Johnston have
left Paw Paw TO join the navy for term
of years.
William Fitzgerald and Michael Ken
pedy of Kalamazoo were in Paw Paw
Tuesday to attend the &. q. ThGyer
funeral.
Frank Thomas and U. G. Flapg of
Decatur were in Paw Paw on Tuesday.
Many fields of late potatoes are rotting
in the ground, owing to the colo wet
weather.
Mrs. f vira Morrison who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Horace Nc
Donald in Grand Rapids, returned home
Tuesday. Her grand son Dan Nc.
Donald accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy f. Warner spent
last Thursday and Friday in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chappel of Niles
spent Sunday last with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Irene Lane has class in music
In Bangor this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duluth Of Decatur were
here last week the guest OF Mr.. aid Mrs
l.. K. Griffith. They we're also guests
of the o. r. S. last Friday evening.
The warning notes OF the fire bell were
again heard last Saturday at about 1890
a. m. 1t was discovered that fire had
broken out ia one OF the rooms at the
Dyckman house; but quick action on
the part of the fire department soon had
it we'll under CONTROL with scarcely no
damage.
Watch for the date Of the feast OF
seven tables given by the ladies Of the
Christian church.
Geo. II. Bowen OF Chicago, is a guest
of l.. b. Gorton for few days
Luscious ripe strawberries have been