The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-23
Interesting Home Ne.Us

Doc. Harvey of Bangor was in Paw
Paw Thursday.
The Pot-luck supper which was
planned for the children by the Maple
City club members for Thursday
night was cancelled on account of the
scarlet fever breaking out again in
our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Simkins sur
prised their Paw Paw friends by re-
turning from their Southern trip last
Tuesday evening. They passed
delightful winter in the Southland,
and Mr. Simkins comes home looking
brown as berry and much improved
in health.
F. T. Miller and family of Chicago
have arrived to take up their resi-
dence on the Bergreen farm near
Pugsley's lake, which they recently
purchased.
Mrs. Jas Raymond and son Earl
called on John Bailey at the u. of M.
hospital in Ann Arbor last Friday.
Mr.. Bailey's condition is no better.
He is still failing.
Mrs. L. f. Shepard suffered last
week from an attack of tonsilitis, but
is much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Guy F. Warner went to Stur-
gis on Wednesday where she will be
the guest Of her brother j. B. Show
erman and family for several days.
Henry Hinckley of Decatur was
shaking hands with his numerous
Paw Paw friends on Wednesday.
Frank Miller and family who have
spent the winter in Buffalo, have re-
turned to Paw Paw.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hot
rum of Decatur, on st. Patricks day,
Charles Frederick, weight eight
pounds. a sister Mrs. Levi Waite, is
caring for the mother.
Don't forget that we have some
real bargains in Spring Hats. Give
US call and let us convince you.
Laverty's Millinery Shop. (adv)
The Mystic Workers will meet at
the Memorial hall on Tuesday, March
I27th, 1917 All members are request
ed to be present. Coffee and dough-
nuts will be served.
George Cummings is now driving a
new Ford car received last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jackson return
ed last week from Florida, where
+ they have spent the winter
Miss Leila Bates is at the home o.
, her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. |. p
, Bates sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Dorothy Webb who has beer
!, caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cool
ey and children is i'll at that hom
!, with scarlet fever.
!. Ralph Jennings was a caller il
Q Gobleville on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fitch of Deer
field, Michigan and G.. II. Fitch o
o Mancelona were called here Tuesda.
t by the death of sister Mrs. A. W
: Cummings.
Mrs. McKinstry Of Chicago is ;
guest at the home of her son BEN
: McKinstry and wife this week.
=, Mrs. Jane Hutchins returned hom,
/: Tuesday after spending several weeks
$ at the home of her son Fred in Law
ton.
: DR.. Verne Van Fossen received ;
S new Ford car this week, and prepar
ations for building garage ar
:, under way.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Larue Chappell wen
to Grand Rapids, on Thursday for
several days visit with friends.
Larue Chappell has given up hi
position at the Briggs Mill and wi
go on the road for his old firm. Lyl
d Grice takes his place at the mill.
Master Springer of Chicago is
guest at the Springer Scovel home.
d The writer is in receipt Of splen
d did letter from our esteemed frien
=. Father Clarson which is in the natur
h of SEQUEL to our editorial of las
e week or "Wcaring of the Green.
r We regret exceedingly that lack
e space forbids its publication this wee
sf We shall give it space in next week
issue.