The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-02-18
DR.. Thayer of Paw Paw and f. H.


McKeys Of Lawton purchased new Ford
cars this week of Packer & Giddings.
Keep this in mind, Alfalfa Cereal
Companys demonstrators will be at your
home soon 1t will pay you for your
health sake to listen to them. adv.
The Buick agency here have delivered
a new Buick six to L.. w. Arnold.
The banks will close February 90,
Washington's Birthday.
Advertised letter Mrs r. j. Rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spicer planned
complete surprise on tbsir mother,
Mrs. Arminta Spicer Wednesday, the
occasion being inhonor of her75th. birth
day A bountiful four course luncheon
was served at high noon, covers being
laid for tea The tables we're bes u .ifully
decorated ia white and yellow, the digni-
fed daffodils being used as the centre
piece. Beautiful place caros bearing the
same flower graced the place of the
guests. Mrs. Spicer received many
pottea plants and cut flowers besides
other gifts to remind her of the true
friendship of many. The True Norther-
ner with many other friends wish for
this estimabte old lady many returns of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pugsley returned
home fIom Battle Creek Tuesday even
ing, after spending several days 10 that
city the guests Of his sister, Mrs. l.. Il.
Weldin.
Al Hindenach went TO Detroit Tues
day afternoon to attend the druggist
convention being held 10 that city.
Beginning Saturday February 10. the
Golden Rule store will have a sale on
their entire stock of Post Cards, includ-
ing Birthday. Comics, Easter, Washing
too, Anniversary cards, Invitation greet
ings, local views and in fact every known
card made, ranging from one to ten
cents each. Over 1900 cards on sale.
Ten for Five cents. Every card goes,
must have the racks for the new spring
stock Golden Rule Store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Clapp wish to an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Helen A. Clapp to Mr.. l.. X. Purdy of
Decatur, which took place on Helen's
last birthday, July 27 1915 at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Clapp.
Mr.. Purdy not having finished school
the marriage WAS kept secret until now.
Mrs. Purdy has many friends here who
wish her long and happy welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wildey from Augusta
spent the latter part OF last week 10 the
city the guests of relatives
"Billie" Killifer was in Benton Harbor
baths, at the Dwan.
Those frou on. of town to attend the
funeral OF Dr.. w. @. Y. Ferguson last
Sunday were his sister and daughter Mrs.
Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Ferguson's BROTH
ar Hugh Harrison. and wife Of Charles
ION West Va, Mesdames Neil Cochran,
Inez Davis, Messrs w. B. Cooper and
Howard Cooper of Kalamazoo, w. T.
WEIGH of Grand Rapids and many from
the surrounding country and towns.
Mrs. A. . Duncambe spent the first
OF the week 10 Benton Harbor with her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Riley,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Glen Davis residing
north OF town, entertained the D. K.
pedro club last Friday eve. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gay,
Neve Hubert, Ray Confer and Manley
Martin. Dainty refreshments we're
served which added much to the even
ings' entertainment.
There will be box social at Steeple
school house next Frieay evening, Feb
ruary 20, An entertainment will be
given by the pupils. Proceeds to go to
the school. adv
Rev. Shape returned last Saturday
evening from his evangelistic engage
ment and conducted his usual services
on Sunday. Mrs. Shape returned this
week from visit with her people in
lonia county