The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-05-26

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1t isn't very hot yet, but here's hoping.
Emory Ball says that it is about time
for the blue glls to bite.
Remember that city delivery of mail
starts on June l. II your number and
mail box are not up, better attend to it,
II you expect delivery service at your
! house.
| Word was received here last week of
the death Of Mrs. Clarence Stevens of
| Glenburn, North Dakota. Mrs. Stevens
was the mother OF MIS-. John Shrine of
! this place and a sister of Frank Gorton
of Waverly township, and Waverly was
her home for many years,
| South Haven artists erected a fine sign
across the front of the O'Grady Bros
store the first of the week, which adds
much to the attractiveness of this beaut-
iful store front. The O'Grady Bros
have one of the finest, best appointed
and most complete clothing and haber-
dashery stores 10 southern Michigan. 1t
source of pride, rot only to the pro-
prietors but to the citizens of Paw Paw
and vicinity generally
Mrs. G. e. Wallace of Chicago re-
turned last week to occupy her summer
home at Lake Cora. Mrs. Wallace has
many friends here who are always glad
to welcome her back She vas accomp-
, anied by her aunt, Mrs. Edgar, who also
has many friends and acquaintances at
the lake and in Paw Paw.
Little Miss Grace Wolf celebrated her
sixth birthday Monday. Several little
schoolmates and friends were invited for
the afternoon and these little tots were
as gay and happy as could be. Mrs.
Wolf served them all the good things
that little folks Of six always like best
Miss Grace received many nice gifts
from her little frieu Dis and all departed
wishing hat the day had only lasted
| longer.
James Brown of Lawrence was the
the guest of relatives here last Monday
John Peterson and family moved on
the Ed, Wildey farm east of Lawton last
MoLday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunny and Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Jacobs were Kalamazoo
visitors last Sunday.
This afternoon is "exhibt day" at the
! school house, make it point to 90 and
please your son and daughter by so do
lng,
DR.. Loren Curtis and wife of Benton
| Harbor and Mr.. and Mrs Jim Boone of
BerrIen Springs moLored to Paw Paw
last Sunday and spent the day in calling
on old friends.
Mrs. Harvey Sherman was in Big
Rapids tie first of the week.
Miss Sara Layn who is a student at
Ferris Busine es college, Big Rapids is
home for two weeks vacation.
H. G. Busley expects to leave for
Bronson Lake to re main during the re-
sort season. This will make Mr.. Busley's
tenth season at this popular resort.
George Merriman Of Hartford was
Paw Paw visitor last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mcdonald and
children spent last Sunday at the home
Of their mother, Mrs. Elvira Morrison.
Mrs. n. G Howe and two children.
Herbert ana ,1axeine from Panama are
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Clapp for an extended visit
Mr.. Howe was unable to obtain a leave
of absence from his work 30 it was not
possible for him to accompany his fam.
lily as intended.
| o. W. Rowland is 10 Detroit this week
visiting at the home of his son, M. o.
and family.
Mrs. Arminta Spicer went to Kalam.
azoo to attend the May festival Monday.
Mrs. Archibald Bilbo had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her arm the tirst
of the week. She was just recovering
from a long illness and il seems as
though this aged couple were having
more than their share of trouble.
Mrs. Al Stevenson and daughter, Miss
Esther left Tuesday morning for Bed.
ford Penn. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Russell
Advertised letters Jennie Bristow,
Mrs. 9. b. Calkins, Mrs, Charles G.
Schiller, Harry Shaftner, Chester Shawk
Mrs. E. b. McNei! OF Battle Creek
was Paw Paw visitor on Wednesday
last.
Fischer party at Opera House Satur.
day evening June 3rd, Field Day. Fis.
cher's No. l. will furnish the music.
q. A. Clifford, who purchased. the
house Of Mrs. Will Harriet on north Kali
amazoo st. he's sold the same to Chicago
parties and is moving his family back to
the city.
The M. E. Church ladies will serve
dinner Field Day at Memorial Hall.
Good warm dinner for 25c. adv.
Those having automobiles are request
ed to have them at the Water Works at
10 a. N. for the purpose of conveying
! the members Of the Post and Relief
Corps to and from the cemetery.