The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-01-28
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13i. adv
Postmaster Buringame of Bang or ard
Leslie Scott Of Arlington we're calling on
Paw Paw friends last Friday.
Miss Lena Rlckard Dame home from
Kalamazoo TO spend sunday with her
parents.
Deputy Sheriff Cone went TO South
Haven, Saturday, and from there 10
Kalamazoo TO take an insane patient to
the State hospital,
Clyde Bassett was 10 Chicago the first
OF the week on business.
Mrs. H. ID Spcer went to Chicago
last Saturday TO spend a week with
friends. Harold joined her on Wednes-
day to spend the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Spicer we're Kali
amazoo visitors last Saturday.
Mrs II Il. Abbott was among the
Kalamazoo visitors Saturday.
Larue Mosier was il Kalamazoo last
Saturday on insurance business.
A. W. Showermau, who has been laid
up with grip, is again able to attend to
his duties at the Maple City Grocery
M. II. Young went to Lansing last
Friday and returned with new REQ SIX
cylinder touring car for his brother, Or.
G. +. Young OF South Haven.
Paw Paw has passed through real
epidemic of grip during the past Two
weeks. There is yet much sickness, but
all the patients seem to be on the gain.
Mrs. Harry Nash, who has been on
the sick list, is much improved.
Delbert Mcguire was among the visit
ors at the auto show in Detroit last
week.
Miss Lizzie Roundy left last Friday
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will be
married to E. j. Wildey of that city.
Mrs Emma A. Rowe, widow of Rufus
Nj. Rowe, late OF the village of Law.
renee, and Mars. jennie Warner,
widow of jerome g. Warner, our late
towusman, have each been allowed a
pension, obtained through the aid OF
our successful pension attorney, .. w.
Rowland Both of the deceased veteran
soldiers we're members of the 18th Mich.
Infantry.
G. A Cross of Lawrence was visitor
at the nome of his sou, ii. A. Cross, and
family last Monday.
Miss Frieda Snow, who has tine po-
siton as pianist IN one OF the largest
and finest movie houses 10 Oalesburg,
H., came home the first of the week TO
taka-a two weeks vacation at the home
r2
Snow.
Mrs. Mary Grannis has been very sick
the past week with pleuro pneumonia at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Nelson east al the city.
Last week in our mention of the pleas
ant evening at the Maple City cub of
the preceding Thursday evenings enter-
tainment, the names Ut Mr.. and Mrs,
Eli Trey we're accidentiy omitted from
those of this successful committee.
The many friends OF Fred Shull will
be pleased to learn that he is 80 much
improved as to be able to cit out on his
porch Tuesday afternoon ADD enjoy the
mild weather of that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Selick left Mon
day morning for Federal Point, Fla, to
remain several weeks enjoying the pleas
ures OF the balmy southland.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Bush are the
proud parents of an 81 pound baby
boy, born last Mouday. The young man
has been cnristened Frederick OSBORN.
Guy F. Warner was 10 Decatur on
business last Monday.
Mabele Warner was i'll and absent
from her duties at the postottice the irst
OF the week.
Attorney r. } Cavanaugh was in
Kalamazoo last Sunday to attend the
funeral II tue late DR.. Noble OF the
state hu-pItal. Mr.. Csvanaugh Is u
member If the board Of control Of that
iustituLtJl.
Fred Bsardsrey of Grand Rapids was
pleasant caller at the True Northeruer
office asst tuesday He alsoapaId up his
subscription FOR another year.
The dancing party at the opera house
last Friday evening was success aud
every one reported most enjoyable
time.
N. n. Stryker OF Wavery was arrested
10 Crane Rapids and brought to the
county jail 10 Paw Paw by Undersheritf
Lang last Monday He Is charged with
assault
Sheriff Beattie went to Battle Creek
last Monday and returned with one
Clarence Marvin CowIes of Waverly
township, who is charged with wife
aba njoumeut.
The entertainment q teu by Wells
Watson Ginn at be M. r.. church Wed.
nesday evening was greatly enjoyed by
the fiue audience, ADD it WAS thought
by many present to have. been one of the
fioest entertainments. ever givenslu Paw
Paw.
The many friends OF Ray Salisbury
will be pleased to hear that he was mar