The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-14
LOCAL J0TT|NGS

Word was received here last week that
Earl Gustin Of Schoolcraft met with
severe accident while working in his
shop 10 that place last week. He had
the misfortune to have several ribs
broken and was otherwise injured.
NJ. l.. Decker was in Chicago the last
OF the week on business.
: Uncle Reid Shrine has been sick this
, week and confined to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamen expect to
leave next Monday for Deland, Florida,
to be gone for the remainder OF the
winter.
!: Mrs. Mabel Barber was home last
week from Otsego to spend the week
end with relatives.
Miss Daisy Lord was taken to the hos
pital 10 Kalamazoo last Tuesday after.
! noon for treatment.
Mrs Dana Bennett of Lawrence was
in town Tuesday, the guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ID. Buskirk.
Mrs. Harry Dunbar left last Saturday
for Nattaws, called there by the sick
ness Of her parents.
Mrs. Daniel Riley OF Benton Harbor
was in the city the first Of the week Wis
iting parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ..
Duncombe on east Main street.
The moonlight dancing party held at
Lougwell's opera house last Thursday
evening was a OIg success. 1t Was quite
,ovel affair. The moonlight effects by
DC moving picture lantern aud the pic
tn 3 while dancing were highly en-
ild and all reported good time. An
f9r one of these novel dancing parties
y be held at the opera house Friday
lening, January 81. Bill soc, specta
rs l0c
Mrs Addie Hunt left Monday morn
eng for Aurora, ILL.,, to spend several
weeks at the home OF her SON.
Mrs. Celia CLARK of Grand Rapids has
been IN the city this week. the guest of
relatives and friends.
James jennings of Galesburg, Ill, was
in the city Monday, the guest of reia-
tives
Remember that the next number on
the lecture course will be Wells Watson
CHM, inter prefer OF plays, at the Vi h
church Wednesday evening, January 20
He is one of, II not the very best, nun.
bers on our course. Be sure and hear
him.
The Misses Ethel aud Mabel Wheaton
will be hostesses 20 the mem bers o. the
Friday club this afternoon at their home
on south Kalamazoo street.
Mrs. Grace Miller has been Ill with
the grip and confined to her home nearly
all the week.
Carl Mosier of Dowagiac was in town
Tuesday calling upon relatives ard
friends.
PUBLIC DANCE at Longwells opera
house Friday evening, January q. Bill
Soc. spectators l0c. adv 5Ot2
Mrs Roy futile very pleasantly en-
tertsined the members Of the Maids and
Matrons club at her home last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. w. G Epley was a Kalamazoo
visitor last Saturday.
The Decatur Republican stated last
week that Michael Propp Of Chicago
was coming to Decatur to take charge
OF the the dry goods department of
Brooks store. Mike had charge of
Bert Ruben's store in Paw Paw this
winter while Mr.. Ruben was ia Chicago
and made many friends here.
Will those who have not paid their
subscription to The True Northerner
kindly call and settle. We had taxes
to pay too.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cross OF Law
renee were in Paw Paw. Monday, the
guests Of relatives.
DIR. j. E. Gilkey moved this week
from his old quarters over the Shoesmith
store into the new and up-to date Offices
in the Cavanaugh building over O'Grady
bro hers store
Vern Decker returned home Wednes
day evening, after spending the fore part
Of the week IN Chicago.
NJ e. Straup, manager of the new
Van Buren, county Directory and Road
Map now being compiled under the
direction OF the Farm Home Journal,
was 10 the city one day last week. and
informed Us that the work on the Direct.
DRY was we'll under way and that they
we're making good progress on the same.
William Middaueh from New Berry,
upper peninsula is home for a short visit
at the home OF his mother, Mrs. l..
Middaugh.
Mrs. g. E. Samuels, who has been
here since Thanksgiving visiting relat-
ives and friends, left for her home 10
Kimball, So Dakota Thursday morning
She regretted leaving Paw Paw and the
many new friends and acqusintances she
I'D rnadn a. hila harn