The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-05-26
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

Good shows at the Opera House every
Wednesday night, just as good as we
often get in Kalamazoo and else where.
The crowds are constantly Increasing
and it will not be long before they Will
be playing to capacity houses. Next
Wednesday they will give The Straight
Road" one of the biggest New York hits
ever produced.
At the County Federation OF Women's
clubs held in Lawrence last "Wednesday
nearly 200 ladies were present from the
different clubs of the county. All re-
port a most delightful and instructive
gathering Mrs. w. +. HoIt was honor
ed by being elected as president OF the
Association for next year:
Who said Eve couldn't play ball. This
was the exclamation of one small boy as
he came running into the Northerner
Office last Wednesday after the game
played here between South Haven and
Paw Paw high schools. Score to IN
favor of Paw Paw of course.
Next Saturday is Tag Day for the
benefit of the boy scouts. Help them
by purchasing tag.
Eli Strong will go to Allegan next
Tuesday to deliver the Memorial Day
address.
Little Miss ulIa Cullinane entertained
ID little girl friends last Friday afternoon
in honor Of her eleventh birthday. The
afternoon was spent in music and comes
afterwhich dainty refreshments were
served.
am agent for the Para Paint Co for
this territory and my prices harmoulze
With our other lines. See me at the
and lOc store. adv. 7tf
The ladies Of the W, K. G. will meet
next Saturday May 9th. Business of
importance, ali members are requested
to be present.
Mesdames jerome Stone and James
Waters were in the city last Monday
Mrs Walter Casn Of Detroit was IN
the city the first Of the week. She came
to after the funeral Of Charles Avery
Sr.
B. f. Warner returned home Mouda>
evening after spen Ding the week erd
with relatives and friends 10 Grand
Rapids Mrs. Warner accompanied hlm
and remained iur longer visit.
Gregg Hogan, Paw Paw boy, who has
a fine position Nth the firm of Mout
gomery and Ward of Chicago was hou"
to spend Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Oliver Hogan and Family.
For painting and decorating see Sails.
He is at the and l0c store. adv. 1t
Wanted, laundress and mattresses
at Lake Cora Inn, adv.
Mrs. E. p. Sssons who has been in
Chicago for the past three weeks with
friends, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Franc Warner entertained at
Sunday dinner, w. r. Shrine, Mrs. Eva
Fish and her two sons, Eldred and De-
we're.
w. A. Prater was called to Lansing
last week to accept a good position in
that city. Mrs. Prater will 60 later.
Miss Margery Clapp OF Chicago is
home for an extended visit with her
parents and other friends.
An auto party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Seman and SOD, Mrs. Frank
Semsn and Miss Emma Brooks all Of
Marshall came to spend Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hindenac b
and family.
Mrs. w. A. Simpkins who was on the
sick list part of last week is now on
the gain.
For honest prices and skilled work
manship and good paint, see the man
at the 5 and I0c store. TT adv.
The And meeting of the Michigan
Pioneer Historical society will be held in
Lansing, May "a and %. A fine pro.
gram has been prepared, good music
and good speakers. All who can should
attend.
Boble and Richmond have just COM
plated garage for Mr.. Betaque near
the Lee school house.
John Haslen returned home last week
from Big Rapids where he visited his
father for few days.
Al Hubert went to Lansing last week
to take Harry Marshall, who stole Tom
Cullnal = wheel. Harry broke his par
ole at the Industrial school and will now
be Obliged to remain there until he be-
comes OF age
Ii you are thinking Of painting that
louise get prices Oh your paint and labor
of Jack at 3 AID l0c store. adv. 7tf
Hon. James G Tucker, II Mt. Clemens
is presiding Circuit Judge at the May
tern OF the Circuit Court for tue county
Of Van Buren,, in the sbsence OF Hon.
L. BureNt Des voienes who Is at West
Bade,, Iud. or bis health.