The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-05-05
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

George Monroe OF South Haven was a
pleasant caller at The True Northerner
Office Tuesday.
New imported Talcum powder, double
portion, double strength, perfume ex-
quisite odor. Special at 8 cents. Try
IL at Lepper's. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Boyle of Char
lotte we're callers in Paw Paw for a
short time Monday.
+. d. Hinckley purchased new Ford
car for his livery last week.
The County Road Commissioners, re-
Gently appointed by the Board OF Super
visors met at Paw Paw last week, filed
their bonds and Oath OF office and or
ganized, electing Mr.. Lewis IL. Waber
as Chairman. A meeting will be held
later at South Haven to lay out plans
for the work
County Agent Farrand had busy
week last week, spending much time IN
driving over the county, visiting various
farms. attending meetings, and in con-
sultation with Prof. M. M. McCool of
Lansing, regarding the work at the
Comfy Farm.
Miss. Ruth Hinckley has been sick
with rheumatism for over three weeks
and unable to attend school.
Mrs. Charles S. Gilman of Denver,
Colo. arrived in town last week and will
Mrs. John Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs b j. Hinckley and Mr..
and Mrs, }. Ii. Hinckley of Decatur
visited in Paw Paw asst Friday.
Attorney Sam Kelly of Lansing was
in town last week. Sam is building a
summer home at Lake Cora.
If you are thinking of painting that
house get prices on your paint and labor
of Jack at ADD l0c store. adv. TIFF
III you get the real good of hat this
season now is the time TO buy it. All
the latest styles, shapes and colors are
to be found at Sanger and Gsrdner's
millinery shop on North Kalamazoo St.
News was received the first of the week
that G. ii. Stocking, formerly resident
of this place was killed on pril 30 IN d
head collision of two motor cars on the
S. +. p. & P. Grade in Prescott, Arizona
He was a son-in law of y. II. P. Shell
don of our city.
Merl Young left Tuesday morning %
delegate from this place to the Repub-
hcan State Convention held 10 Lansing
Mr. Hetzler, piano tuner for l.. b.
Gortou has rented the G. w. Tyler house
on East Main st. and is ow moving into
the same.
For honest prices and skilled work
manship and good paint, see the man
at the and lOc store. adv. 7tf
John Mutchler purchased this week
for his family new piano Of l.. B. Cor
ton.
Il. b. Gorton sent piano to Liberal
Kansas this week, making bis third ship
ment to that point in the last six weeks
Mrs. r. e. Quick, who has been sick
with pneumonia in Kalamazoo, was able
to return to her home here last Tuesday.
High class millinery at the right prices
at the ever popular millinery shop of
sanger and Gardner. adv
Auto Livery, day and night service,
Phone $50. John Peterson l4t3@ adv.
Advertised Letter-Harold Howe, A.
Gish. Mr.. Henry Doty, Miss Lula Kid
well.
The County Association Of the O. f..
s. will hold their annual picnic at De-
catur, May 8. Those who will attend
please notify the secretary.
Hurry to the Emporium for Delinea-
tor. Special offer. ti~ adv.
/ am agent for. the. Para Paint Co. for
this territory and my prices harmouize
with our other lines. See me at the 5 |
and l0c store. adv. TT
Mrs. Cora Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Harris and Mrs. Alice Secord of
Lawrence we're callers at the George
Weston home last Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Woosey and Mrs. Maud
Engle Of Hartford spent Monday with
their aunt, Miss Josephine Van Auken.
Mr.. David Thayer has rented the Lat
shaw home and will move his family and
household goods some time this week.
L. b. Gorton was in Kalamazoo Tues
day on piano business.
New imported taIcum powder, double
portion, double strength, perfume ex-
quisite odor. Special at Is cents at
Lepper's. Try it. adv.
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