The true northerner., 1916-03-24

former townsmsu, j. u. Holmes passed
away last week at the home OF beV dau-
gh.er 10 GoblevilIe.
Will run an auto livery at all hours of
the day Night calls a. swered. Phone
$50. John Peterson 8t2*
am agent for the Para Paint Co. for
this territory and my prices harmouize
With our other lines. See me at the 5
and 10; store. adv. TIT
Mrs. Walter Griswold of Plaiuwell
was the guest OF Mrs. will Gay few
days OF the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gay entertained the
y. X. Pedro club, Tuesday evening Mar.
Ia. the occas on being Mrs Gays birth
day. She received a number of cards
besides other gifts. Refreshments were
served. The guests departed 10 the wee
small hours, wishing Mrs. Gay many
more happy birthdays. 49,
II 10 search OF Easter novelties call at
the Emporium. adv.
Ii you are thinking OF painting0 that
house get prices on your paint and labor
OF Jack at 5 and l0c store. adv. 7tf
Dale Harrison was in Kalamazoo Sun.
day the guest Of his friend, Max Scott.
Chickens. chickens. old hens and
spring ducks, fine as feathers can make
them at the Emporium. adv
Mrs. Josephine Thorp of Cold water
arrived last Saturday to spend some
time in the city, the guest OF her friend,
Mrs. Arminta Spicer on east Main ST.
Next week the pupils of our public
schools are to enjoy a vel earned va.
cation.
For honest prices and skilled work.
manship and good paint, see the nan
at the and l')c store. adv. TT
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Abrams of Law
renee were Paw Paw visitors last Sunday
Mrs. Leonard Crandal has been sick
for the past two weeks, but is now gain
ing slowly. Mrs. John Dodd Of Law
rencecame and spent the day with her
last Thursday.
The Misses Lettie Tubs, A udrey Cross.
Laura and Margaret Cole were all home
from their work at the Normal 10 Kalam-
azoo to spend the week end with their
parents. i
Miss. Nahldere Lyle spent the last
week end in Otsego the guest OF Mrs.
Mabel Barber
Easter does not come this year until
,he 23rd, of April.
Mrs, E. Q. Emory arrived the first OF
he week apd has opened her millinery
shop on east Main street. Read her ad.
n this wee ks paper
For painting and decorating see Sails. |
He is at the 5 and l0c store. adv 7tf |
Miss Daisy Lord has so far recovered !
rom ber nervous attack as to be able to ,
'eturn TO her home here.
Harold ID Jacobs at one time son of
Paw Paw and brother OF our present |
owneman Leon Jacobs has joined the |
orces under General Pershiug and will |
lct as war correspondent for the United |
Press. He will undoubtedly have |
yreat many things to tell US bout before |
le again crosses the border hEe to home. |
Harvey Sherman motored to Detroit |
asst Thursday, returEing home Saturday |
)y rail, leaving bis car in the Ford car |
shops for overha uIing, ready for many |
spin around the coming summer.
Mrs. Ed. Bailey of this city aod Mrs.
Gertrude Feek of Kalamazoo went TO |
1oblevlle ore day last week to help !
their father, George A. Bush celebrate
bis seventy SIX birthday.
A letter just received from Mr. and |
Mrs. ClaraDce Richmond, who have been
,pending the winter 10 Daytona, Florida,
states that they expect to reach Paw
Paw in about two weeks. They are cow
u Peoria, Ill. at the home of their dau-
yhter, MRS. Faye Ambern.
Special meeting Of Paw Paw EncamJ.
nent No 30, l. o. o. +. next Wednts-
lay evening.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY