The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-06-30

Lost, the tip end OF trout pole
Finder please return to DR.. Gilkey and
receive reward.
Mrs. l.. w. Arnold and son, Hadon
drove to Chicago one day last week and
returned with Mr.. Arnold and Miss
Katherine ard the family will spend the
summer at Edgewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Cross, Herbert
Basset and Miss Audrey Cross and Mrs.
Lucy Burdick were Lawrence visitors
last Sunday.
Harley Mutchler and Charlie Cole
went to Lansing last Saturday, where
they both have employment.
The members Of the Eastern Star en-.
joyed fine pot luck supper in the din.
ing room Of the Masonic lodge las.
Thursday evening. The tables were
most beautiful in their decorations OF
wild daisies and white candles and the
supper was one Of the best ever placed
before hungry throng.
Judge Tucker spent the week end at
the home of his daughter in Lawton.
Mrs. Bert Colburn, who has been in
the Borgess. hospital, Kalamazoo, is ex.
pected home this week
Miss Rena Wilson is visiting friends
at Battle Creek this week.
We understand that Ray PugsIey and
family will move into the rooms to be
vacated by Fred CLOSEUP and family in
what we formerly called the G.. Gould
house now owned by Mrs. Harry Show.
erman.
Be sure you you read Lepper's adv.
this week. He has some things that are
bargains Tor you. adv.
Mrs. Ella Lewis and her niece Miss
Bonniebell Slovenian went to Benton
Harbor the fret OF this week to remain
for several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Boys, remember that you have the
month, of July in which to 90 fishing
Here's to the fellow who is to be the
winner OF the new casting reel to be given
away by Claude to the one catching the
largest bass before August LIST.
Frank Sowles from st. Louis. Mo is
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Sowles.
Where will you spend the glorious 4tb ?
Take your choice. South Haven, Almena.
Benton Harbor, Gobleville and Hartford
All good places to go and enjoy a dav OF
sports and fun. Read tteir ads and then
take your pick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Riedl and YOUNG
son, Mr.. Henry Curtis and son. Raw
mond, all Of Chicago are guexs this
week OF j. A. Riedl and family on Elm
street.
Mesdames A. o. Duncombe, w. H.
Longwell and Il. +. Parks were Kalsn,.
zoo visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Lepper and daugb-
ter Louise we're Sunday guests at the
Glover home near Eagel lake.
Mrs Neil Prater came last SATURDAY
'rom Detroit and is spending the week
with Miss Helen More and other friends
Wanted, steady washing and ironings
to do. Will call for and deliver. En-.
quire at 207 So. Van Buren, street.
w. j. Sellick was quite sick the latter
part of last week with an attack Of in.
digestion, but is now much better
Miss Kathryn More came from Bu.
chansn Tuesday and expects to remain
until after the 4th with her sister Mis-.
Helen More.
Charles Paige OF Indianapolis and
George Paige Of Elkhart, Ind. topetbe,
with their father, John j. Paige. were II
town Wednesday. They accompanied
the remains of ther wife and mother &c
their last resting place.
| Mrs. Zelon Cleveland was in Raw Citx
last week as delegate for the Womans
Relief Corps.
Advertised letters: Mrs. Hill, G. N
Ackley.
Shippers of Fruit, Take Notice.
All fruit for the boat at South. Haven
must be loaded IN car at Paw Paw be.
fore III a. m for the D. ~. train on ac.
count OF boat leaving South Haven a,
6 p. %.
Regular meeting Of the Grange will be
held Saturday, July /.
George Pierce spent part OF the week
at home here with his family.
James Brown, Mrs. Will Mower and
daughter Wilma of Lawrence were guests
OF relatives here Wednesday.
In letter received from Miss Marion
Craig OF Chicago she announced that she
would return to Lake Brown wood on
Friday OF this week and open up the inn
for the summer at that charming resort.
She will be accompanied by twelve
friends from the city who will enjoy
eight weeks OF rest and fishing that is to
be found at the lake. The property has
been sold to Texas parties, but this will
make DO difference in the manaoement