The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-05-19

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Mrs. LaRue Chappell returned home
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spicer are enjoy.
ing visit from their daughter, Mrs. w.
ID. Engel from the Hawaiian Islands.
She expects to remain here until some.
time liz September.
The Misses Virginia Roach and AL
berta Lyle were in Kalamazoo Saturday
last. Miss Virginia remained over Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Jane Roach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Warner entertained
at Sunday dinner 10 their new home
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Warner.
A. few new shirt waists just received
81 Lepper's. adv.
The concert and entertainment given
by the Canadian Jubilee Singers at the
Baptist church last Mpnday was OF
very high class and thoroughly enjoyed
by those so fortunate as to attend So
many housewives we're busy with house
cleaning that the audience was not as
large as it should have been for the class
OF entertainment afforded.
Al Howe ana Coy Hendricks of Dowa-
giac were in town Tuesday shaking hands
with old acquaintances.
Mrs. l.. e. Griffith and two children
went to Kalamazoo Saturday TO spend
few days with relatives and friends.
Order new skirt or suit, made to
measure. Everything in shape of fit.
workmanship, style guaranteed at Lep.
per's AVID.
Mrs. w. G. Epley spent last week in
Kalamazoo the gnest of her sister, Mrs.
Bert Kenyon and other friends, return.
| ing hCnie last Sunday.
F, N. Wakeman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week in Battle Creek
as the representative from the Masonic
chapter Of this city
Last appearance of Mary Pickford in
"Tess of the Storm Country" at the Idle
Hour theater, Paw Paw, Wednesday,
May "a
Messrs Hal. Cornwell, Bert Cady and
their better halves from Lawrence we're
in the city last Monday.
The annual ladies' night of the Eel
lowship club will be held ia the Coterie
club house next Tuesday evening and a
fine program has been prepared and all
members ADD ladies are urged to be
present.
Mrs. Will Ball passed away at her
home in the south part of town very
suddenly at little past the noon hour
Wednesday. She had been in unusually
good health for the past year and her
SUDDEN death came as great shock to
her family and and many friends here.
WANTED-Woman and girl for washing
dishes and waiting table; also strong
woman for laundry work. Hospital
Sanitarium, Alamo Ave-, Kalamazoo,
Mich. Chariot Jare Garrison, Supt.
l6tl adv
Mrs. Julia Brown from Marshall spent
the week end at the home of her uncle,
Ira Hubert.
Claire McGowen is the new clerk at
the clothing store of Showerman Bros. |
Miss Mildred Flsgler, who has been |
in the family Of w. j. Warner for sew |
eral years, had the bad luck to scald |
both of her hands Tuesday night when |
trying to shut off the steam from the |
radiators
Regular Grange meeting at Memorial
ball Saturday evening. Important bus
mess session at 73O sharp followed by
an open meeting with some interesting
discussions
The May division of the l. or. M. M.
are planning May festival for their
meeting on the 26th
The Quarterly meeting of Van Buren,
Co. Pomona Grange will be held at
keeler, Thursday May, %. All fourth
degree members are invited to attend.
Thomas Cullinane, wife rnd two sons.
John and Seymore, spent Tuesday in
Kalamazoo.
One OF the best companies that ever
playe IN Paw Paw to our knowledge is
the Unable Hawthorne" company now
playing every Wednesday night at the
opera House. They are worthy of your
patronage and assistance. Go see for
yourselves next Wednesday night. They {
put on the ever funny comedy. "Who's
Baby are Your ,
Last Friday some of the grades of our &
school observed Mother day by inviting
heir mothers to visit school and enter. c
.ained them right royalty to dainty re. c
and on leaving each mother 9
vas presented with a carnatlon in honor |
If the day. The little members of the {
bird grade made beautiful souvenir card
written in their own handwriting az
heir contribution to make mother happy
Last Saturday evening Mrs. w. j.
johnston entertained the Maids and
datrops club at her pleasant home in q
he west part of town and is always the o
ase a good and lively time was enjoyed
y all. Prizes we're bestowed by the
ostess upon the insocent victims that
ill always be highly pirzed by the win.
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. D. Spicer want IN