The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-08-18
LOCAL J0TTMGS

'iS W WIS broWH dt Lake
Brentwood.
Big bargain in fine canoe. See
the ad. OF Mrs. Browns of Lake
Brentwood on page of this issue.
Mrs. Maude Greve, and son who have
been the guests of her grandmother.
Mrs. Cordelia Libbe for the past five
weeks, have returned to their home In
Chicago. Mr. Greve was here a part
of the time.
Mrs. Cordelia Libbe is entertaining a
grandson, Frank Libbe, Jr, from South
Bend, Indiana.
John Haslem now drives a new Ford
car.
Mrs. Estel Stark Brown and daugh-
ter Lottie Maxine will be at their cot
tage at the extreme north end of the
grove at Lake Brentwood until about
the first of October.
Don't forget to get your order in
early for your marmalades, jellies and
jams, put up by Estel Stark Brown at
Lake Brentwood. Mrs. Browns cot
tage is at the extreme north end Of the
grove. Either write or call personally.
No phone. See ad. on page 5.
Max Benton is taking a vacation
from his duties at the yellow Front"
this week. The first of the week was
spent with his family at "Snow Drift
Inn," Three Mile lake, and the week
end with friends in Kalamazoo and
Gobleville.
Miss Lois Wilson, formerly Of Paw
Paw, has been the guest of Paw Paw
relatives and friends this week. Miss
Wilson has a fine position as teacher
in the city schools of Grand Rapids.
Primary school money to the
amount of $40 ,09510 has been received
by County Treasurer Duncombe and
distributed to the various schools of
the county.
William Nordruff, an employe of the
Nathan Simpson farm, in Keller town
|
| Sunday afternoon. He was attending
the Woodman picnic, and was seized
with cramps while bathing
County Agent T. A. Farrand, made
trip to Eaton Rapids, his home, last
| Saturday and was accompanied by
| four members of the Van Buren, Coun-
~ Farmers Federation The trip was
made by auto, the party returning
Monday afternoon.
Miss Dora Colby, head clerk at the
Abstract office, has returned from her
vacation trip to Denver, Colorado
| Springs, and Pueblo, and reports a
fine trip and a most enjoyable vacation
spent in the mountains.
School Commissioner E. V. Root is
moving his family from Bangor to
Paw Paw, and will soon be at home to
their friends They are located on
Oak street, in the house formerly occu-
pied by Prof Pattie.
Miss Rena Van Fossen was a guest
of Vicksburg friends last week
Miss Mabel Rose of Ann Arbor, for
merly teacher in the Paw Paw slhools
called on friends here last week. She
was EN- route by auto with company
of friends to Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs. L. S. Sturtevant, who has been
at the Sturtevant farm west of town
during the summer is spending a cou-
pie of weeks at her Oak Park, ILL.,,
home
Herman Braun and c. L. Bouton of
Chicago, who are spending a vacation
at their summer homes, Lake Cora,
made the Northerner a pleasant call
on Monday. Mr. Braun is a member
of the Chicago Symphony orchestra,
and has been a member of that splen-
did musical organization for over 20
years.
Cyrus Loveland spent his vacation
last week by motoring to Grand Rap
ids, Saginaw, Bay City, Flint and Pom
tiac. "Cy'' had a great trip, and was
back on the job at Waters again last
Monday morning as usual
Mrs Donald Payne expects to leave
in about two weeks for Chicago, to
join her husband, who has a fine posi-
ton there. These young people will |
make that city their future home, and
while their many Paw Paw friends re-
gret to lose this estimable couple, they
join in wishing for them the very best
of success in their new home.
Miss Audrey Cross spent a part Of
last week in Lawrence, the guest of
relatives and friends there.
Herbert Bassett has been in Law
renee agreater pant Of his vacation,
wiring and placing electric light fix
lures in many Of the homes and bust
ness places in that village.
Mrs. Addie Hunt returned last week
from a visit with relatives and friends