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

guests at tue uOue Oh VI. w. bouBW wei,
Sr, and other friends.
Mesdames Sanger & Gardner, accom-.
panied by their guests, motored to kal-
amazoo last Sunday and spent the after
noon with friends there.
Me-. and Mrs. John MutcLler and
children spent Tuesday with relatives in
Bangor.
Mrs. Carrie Briggs Chappell of Grand
Rapids spent the first of the week in the
city at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Briggs.
Clyde Bassets, who spent last week 10
Ann Arbor, returned hone Saturday.
Mrs. John Shrine and daughter Doro-
thy returned Wednesday from Bronson
hospital, Kalamazoo, where the latter
underwent an operation and is greatly
improved in health.
Mrs. L. w. Arnold, Miss Kathryn and
Hayden Arnold of Edgewater left last
Sunday for Chicago in their machine to
spend the week. Miss Kathryn is visit
ing several of her old school chums and
will not return until about the first of
July.
Big clearance sale TO make room for
the fall styles now on at the millinery
parlors of Sanger & Gardner. adv
Mrs. q. A Van Dyke of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith and Mrs. Georgetts
Stearns the first of the week.
Elmer Downing of Chicago was in the
city the first Of the week on real estate
business.
{ Mrs. Emogene Hurd, who has been in
Chicago for some time visiting her son
Hugh and family, returned home last
Saturday. She expects now to return
soon to Chicago and remain indefinitely.
Out of curiosity Emory Ball thought
he would take an inventory Of the traf-
fic that passed through our little village
on Sunday, and between the hours OF
3:l5 and 5:l5 the actual count was 1872
gle rigs that passed the corner OF west
Main and Hazen streets. Some travel :,
and all seemingly on pleasure bent.
Tomorrow is Field day. Lay aside
your work, come to Paw Paw and enjoy
the sports with the boys and girls. 1t
will make you young again.
Last Saturday Sylvester Kenyon re-
ceived 10000 perch from the state hatch
cry. With the assistance of Emory Ball
he planted them 10 our own Maple lake
and in about three years we will have
plenty OF these fine fish without having
to 60 far to get them.
"Uncle Reid Shrine, who was quite
sick and confined to his bed last week, is
better and able to be around the house
once more.
Meta Hall left Wednesday to visit lei
atives in Illinois and Nebraska.
= Saturday afternoon, May 27, 80 Of
Emily Reynolds schoolma.es met at her
home to help her celebrate her 18th
birthday, and they did it we'll.
All members of the L. o. T. N. NJ
desiring to attend the county associa.
ton at Bloomingdale June 7, will meet
at Memorial hall at a. NJ. Bring
something for picnic dinner.
Some nobby shapes and very stylish
hats still to be had at Sanger & Gard
ner's. Now is the time to buy while
the big clearance sale is in progress. adv
George Longwell and hiss bride
from Battle Creek came the latter part
of last week to spend week or so al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. B Longwell, and other relatives and
friends. They are just returning from
their wedding trip to Chicago and De
troit.
LII you have not already purchased
your new hat for this year take advan
tage of the big clearing sale at Sanger
& Gardeners, now at its height. adv
Mrs Sanger, of the firm of Sanger 8
Gardner, enjoyed the pleasure of enter
taining her sister and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Miller, of Grand Island
Neb. They returned to their bone oil
Tuesday.
Several from here attended tn
Fischer party at Lake Cora Inn las
Saturday evening and report most de
hghtfu time.
DR.. w. +. Hoyt has been confined t
his bed for several days with an attac
of sclatlc rheumatism.
Clearing sale of all millinery at great
reduced prices at Sanger & Gardeners
n. Kalamazoo street. adv
Mrs. Nettie Cross and daughter Au
gusta Of Grand Rapids are in the cit
visiting relatives and friends.
Tomorrow, Saturday, June 3, is Fiel
day for the schools of Van Buren, cour
ty and all roads will lead to Paw Pa
bright and early. The old as we'll a
the young will be welcome.
Mrs ID. Fast, who has been ia Battl
Creek for the past two weeks visitin
her sister, Mrs. Charles Vollett, n
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Anderson and two daugt
tiers, Audrey and Lucille, of Bento
, Harbor, are visiting Mrs. Anderson
| uothar Mrs Ella Lewis at the home {