The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-01-31

Gan.
! Willard Warner was a week END
visitor at the home of his daughter
in Grand Rapids.
A. A. Pike and wife entertained
their SON and family from Battle
CreeF last Sunday.
Cyril E. Bailey went to Detroit o
week ago Monday to assist his father
in the real estate business.
Mrs. Lucinda Harris of Kalamazoo
was week end visitor at the home
of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Beach.
Mrs. Andrew Lang was called to
Kalamazoo last Friday by the serious
illness of her little grand daughter.
Miss Josephine Van Auken goes To
Grand Haven the latter part of this
week for visit with relatives and
/ friends.
O'Grady Bros. advertise five days
Clearance Sale. Their "ad' in this
issue will be of special interest to this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Duncombe left
last Monday morning for Los An
geles, California. They stopped for a
few days in Chicago enroute.
Miss Sadie Busley was home from
her work in Kalamazoo last Tuesday
to attend the dancing party at the
Opera House in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Furbush of
Lawrence were among those from out
of town who attended the dancing
party at Longwell's Opera House
Tuesday evening.
The Worthy Matron of the o. e. S.
announces a Rehearsal meeting" of
the chapter on Wednesday evening
next, and requests every officer of the
chapter to be present.
A card from Mrs. II. w. Shower
man TO Paw Paw friends tells of the
delightful weather in Los Angeles.
"We are sitting in our room with all
windows open, and too warm at that1
she says.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mutchler enter
tanned the latter part of last week,
their nephew, Carl Knapp who has
been discharged from Military SER
vice and was on his way home from
England to Arizona.
Attention is called to the fine line
of advertising carried from week to
week in the columns of The True
Northerner. The subscriber who does
not read the advertisements carefully
each week the same as he does the
news matter is not getting all the
real benefits offered by this publica-
ton.
Little Miss Mary Louise Warner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy F.
Warner, received last Tuesday a
beautiful little bonnet right from
Paris, gift from her uncle, Lieuten-
ant Glenn Slovenian. Not many
young ladies in Paw Paw are FORUM
ate enough to be able to wear Paris
made hats, but Miss Mary Louise
wears hers most becomingly.
Several auto loads of Paw Paw
Masons were in Lawrence last Tues
day evening, the guests of the Mason
ic fraternity of that village. 1t was
I"Past Masters Night" and the third
degree was conferred upon Merrill
Fuller, formerly of this place. Deputy
sheriff Harry Cross, Past Master of
the Lawrence lodge, assisted in the
"workv. ~
Word has reached Paw Paw friends
of the death of Mrs. Nora Harbley at
hospital in Silviton, Oregon, follow
ing an operation for tumour. She
was taken to the hospital on Decem-
Der 10th, and passed away January
7th. Deceased spent her girlhooc
days in Paw Paw and will be remem-
bered as the only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Galligan. She was
forty-nine years of age. and leaves 8
husband, four children and an ages
mother who has reached the foul
score mile stone and is blind.
The Firemen's Ball is announced fo
Thursday evening, February 18th, a
the Opera House. Brocato's Saxa
phone orchestra of Kalamazoo vii
furnish the music. On account 0
local conditions incident to the war
this annual feature of the fire depart
ment was dispensed with last yeal
and there should be an extra effort ol
fbo r,o,f ~ .,sff1ono n, fhfc com mn a.