The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-07

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Miss Buckley and her pupils are very
much pleased with their new s25 Vic
trola and rec ords purchased OF Leland
Gorton. The, extend their thanks and
appreciation 10 those who helped ia so
many ways to make this social and the
one given few weeks ago such pleasant
successes
The following yohng people enjoyed a
picnic supper at the Mcneil cottage on
Maple Lake Thursday evening, Misses
Marion Mutchler, Laura and Margaret
Cole, Pauline Sellick, and Mildred Shep.
ard and Messrs, Charles and Maurice
Cole. Harley Mutchler, Bennett Nc Kin
stry and Carleton Markilie.
Mrs. Sarah Clepp, who has been
spending the greater part of the winter
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Mason
Rogers of Buffalo, N. Y, returned home
Monday, having enjoyed her visit i'm.
mensely.
| q. A. Gross of Lawrence was in town
last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nicholas, Mrs.
Uua Hunt and little daughter Louise
and Mrs. Frank Clark of Lawrence were
Paw Paw visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Rogers of Buffa.
10, N. Y. are exceedingly glad over the
arrival of their first born. 1t is a boy
ard weighed IA pounds by the best
scales to be had. The good stork left
him Wednesday, March 20. Mother,
babe and father are all we'll and happy.
Mrs. Rogers will be remembered as Miss
Helen Clapp, daughter OF julius Clapp,
who has visited here at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Clapp, nearly
every summer. She has many friends
here who join in congratulations with
The True Northerner in her good for
tune.
Misses Laura Cole, Mildred Shepard
and Esther Stevenson and Messrs.
Charles Cole. Merrill Fuller and Delbert
Mcguire enjoyed pleasant evening at
the home of Marian and Harley Mulch
Ter last ruesday.
The Friday club will meet this after.
noon with Mrs. w. r. Sellick.
Leslie Scott of Bangor has very in
teresting ad in this weeks paper con-
corning farm seeds. Be sure to look it |
up and see what he has to tell YOU.
For honest prices and skilled work
manship and good paint, see the uan
at the and Zoe store. adv. 7tf
Regular convocat ton of Paw Paw chap
ter No. "a r. A. Nj. next Monday even.
ing April 10. Work in Mark Master
Masons degree. Refreshments. A full
attendance of chapter Masons is desired
'or this meeting.
II. l.. Mcneil drives a new Buick Six
purchased through the local agency,
Wolfe a. Warner.
U. q. Flagg Of Decatur was in Paw
Paw Tuesday.
Miss Nina jackson was home for a
ew days this week.
Mrs. g Libbe returned the first OF
he week from her visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Tyler have re
urned home from Columbus, o., where
hey have been among relatives and
friends.
The Pedro club enjoyed pot luck
supper Tuesday evening at the pleasant
arm home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bus
Kirk.
Eli Strong attended a reception of
he Department Commander q. A. h,
and camp tire at Grand Rapids, Thurs
lay evening 10 commemorstion of the
I0th anniversary Of the founding of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
The fire department was called to the
Will Harriet home in the southwest part
of town about eight o'clock last We'd
nesday night. Fire probably caught
from the chimney and got good start
between the plaster and siding. 1t was
a stubborn fire to fight but was extu-
yuished with very little damage. Mr.
Harrett was out OF town at the time
For sALE-Reo automobile, five pas
senger Maud Tabor, Lawton. l0tl
Bring your friends to the Coterie
Dext Wednesday and enjoy good after
noon. Be sure to visit the tea room
Miss Opal Emory went to Grand Rap.
ids, Wednesday, to secure the services
Of one of the best trmmers to be found
in that city for the Emory millinery
shop.
Mrs. l.. b. Des Voignes wac taken
suddenly and seriously i'll at her rooms
at the Dyckman house last Sunday
night. She constantly grew worse and
her home physician, DR.. Bodine of Cass.
opois, WAS summoned to counsel with
DR.. Maxwell, and Wednesday they
thought best to have DR.. Peterson of
Ann Arbor come and give his opinion
also. 1t was found that she had had an
attack Of appendicitis, and when the
ulcer burst she rested easier and the
doctors are much encouraged as to her
recovery. She was moved to the home /
Of w. II. Lopgwell and seems much
better and her many friends are hopeful
of speedy return to health.
Mrs. Herrick Sutton, formerly Miss