The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-06-02
LOCAL J0TT|NGS

oouu "eyeTs OF onlchRo Is In raw
Paw for visit among his many friends.
Magic electric hair curler at Lep.
per's. adv
Mrs. George Weston is 10 Lawrence
this week visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Cora Barrows and other
relatives and friends.
Ii you are thinking of painting that
house get prices on your paint and labor
OF Jack at 8 aud l0c store. adv. 7tf
Mrs. Daniel Riley of Benton Harbor
was the guest part of this week at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Duncombe
Chas. Bailey, wife and daughter of
Boston, Mass, and julius Clapp of Ith-
AGA, n. Y, were guests this week at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Clapp on north
Kalamazoo street.
Mrs. Will Strowbridge and two daugh-
ters of Battle Creek were Paw Paw Wis.
itors last Tuesday.
Coming to Paw Paw tomorrow? Sure
you are.
New lot OF ladies' washable white
skirts Just received. Low prices at Lep-
per's adv
The afternoon train that leaves at 4:l0
will not leave here Saturday, Field day,
until $50, giving all passengers going
a finish.
Bess Harrison is home from Ann Ar
Dor for three weeks visit
'Billie Billiard OF Niles spent Decora-
ton Day with his nephew, E l.. Billiard
and family.
For honest prices and skilled work
manship and good paint, see the man
at the and lOc store. TT adv.
Father Clarson attended the meeting
OF the Knights of Columbus in Kahm.
AGO the first of the week. Father has
the honor of being the Chaplain of the
lodge there.
Hosia Willis, formerly resident Of
this city, passed away at his home near
Kendall. The funeral was held Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lucy Gusten of Schoolcraft
spent Decoration day at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Josephine Smith.
Mrs. Smith returned to Schoolcraft
with her daughter for short visit
few bargains in ladies' house
dresses at Lepper's. adv
For painting and decorating see Sails.
He is at the and l0c store. adv. IT
"Eatit" the finest whitest and best
bread made in Michigan has been honor
ed by Neil, the proprietor OF the Engle
Baking Co. by having purchased
for the large and growing trade q
fne new automobile in which to de-
liver "Eatit" and other goodies to the
always satisfied customers. 1t is al
painted blue and yellow and makes a
most attractive appearance as it rolls
along on its mission of mercy.
A. A. Pike has moved his family here
from Lawton and will 60 into business
on n. Kalamazoo street.
The Moonlight Bait Co. sent out this
week several sample cases containing
several samples Of the twelve different
kinds of fish bait made by them. They
we're in black boxes and mounted on a
black background and made a most ar.
tistic and attractive showing.
The third division of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home OF Mrs
Bertha Loveland Friday afternoon June
End.
Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Auburn o.
Peoria, Ill.,, are rejoicing over the arriva
of little baby girl, born Wednesda,
morning, Baby and mother are bott
fine and Grandpa ana Grar dina Rich
mond are as happy as larks.
The meeting of the Grange will b.
postponed Saturday until one week oil
Oh account of Field Day.
am agent for the Para Paint Co for
this territory and my prices harmouz
With our other lines. See me at the
and l0c store. adv. 1t
Mrs. Dan Riley of Benton Harbor is
guest OF Der parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. o
Duncombe.
Among the many friends from Kalam
200 whom we noticed here to observ
Decoration Day and TO place flower,
nature embems OF love and remem
brance upon the silent resting place G
their loved friends who have passed o
before we're: Mrs. &. A. Dodge, Mrs
Minnie Thompson, Mrs. Earnest Gleaso
and daughter, Miss Nettie Cody, MI
and Mrs. Arthur Prentice, Mr.. and Mr.
r. Goodale, Mrs. Lovisa Hubert, Mr..
Jane Roach, Mesdames Porter an
Thornton, Mrs. Hazel Dansby Carpente
aud little daughter, Joseph Sherma
and family and Mesdames Dennis an
John CRANE.
Magic electric hair curriers' at Lepper
Fischer party at Opera House Satu
day evening June 3rd, Field Day. Eli
chers No. /. will furnish the music.
Miss lone Reynolds closed most SUI
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