The true northerner. [volume], July 11, 1919, Page Page Two, Image 2

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RIVERSIDE
Martha Richardson has returned
from Borgcss hospital where she had
her tonsils and adnoids removed.
Robert Dillon is visiting at the
home of his father, John Dillon for a
short time
Mrs. Francis Dams and Mrs. Mary
Mezga, of Milwaukee, spent the 4th
with their sister, Mrs. John A. Mann.
V -ils. Barley and three children,
Irene Mczga and Mrs. Dams return
ed to Milwaukee with Mrs. Mezga for
a short visit
A. J. Wagner has sold his place and
will soon go to Chicago to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
nephew, William Scheem, of Chicago
are taking a short vacation in this
neighborhood.
Dick Dillon is sick with rheuma
tism of the heart. His aunts, Mar
ion and Katherine Cragan have been
helping to care for him.
Roy Richardson and family, of
Strector, Illinois, have been visiting
for the past week at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Richard
son. They returned home on Satur
day last, Mr. Richardson accompany
ing them.
Frank Wagner and family and Jos
eph Wagner and daughter are spend
ing a two weeks vacation at the A. J.
Wagner home
I. Wfaszeks have
summer resorters.
a house full of
James Heminway and family, of
Chicago have taken possession of
their new place purchased of John
Haiuck.
John Dillon Jr. had the misfortune
to break his arm some time ago and
it is improving slowly.
A number of friends gathered at
the Schwab home on Wednesday eve
ning of last week in honor of Bill's
birthday. A good time was enjoyed
by all then a delicious supper was
served by Mrs. Schwab and daugh
ter Grace,.
The Westols entertained company
over the Fourth.
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Wilbur Fagner spent the Fourth at
his homo here and returned to his
work in Arlington Heights, Illinois,
Sunday.
A number of people from this
neighborhood spent a pleasant 4th at
Lake Brown wood.
ALMEXA
Rolla White, of Kalamazoo spent
Saturday and Sunday here visiting
friends.
Mrs. McKuen has been enjoying a
visit from a sister of Rockford, 1111.
Mrs. Annie Hardie of Grand Rap
ids spent the week-end with her moth
cr, Mrs. Stafford.
Reo Langdon left Monday for Kan
Fas. Mrs. George J. Brown entertained
two sisters from Chicago last week.
Mrs. Blower has a daughter from
Florida visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Smith enter
tained John Hayes of Otsego and H.
L. Bolinger and family of Paw Paw
for the Fourth .
Mrs. Emma Fisk is visiting in Kal
amazoo this week.
Erving McConnie and family of
Hartford are visiting A .M. Burns
and family this week.
Sidney Sternman spent the week
end at the R. O. Smith home. His
wife and baby returned with him to
their home in Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiser have been enter
taining company from Indiana.
BERLAMONT
Mrs. Marie Reeves, of Kalamazoo
visited her father Wm. Drake over
the Fourth.
Olive Downie, Frieda and Mattie
Moore, of Kalamazoo, spent last
week at the home of Wm. Moore, re
turning to Kalamazoo Sunday night.
Anna Moore went with them for mcd
ical treatment.
Gertrude Hogmire came home Sun
day from Fairmont hospital much
improved in health .
Mrs. Frye and two daughters vis
ited Etha and Harold Frye at Fair
mont hospital Sunday and found
them both improving.
Post Bros. & Schmitz of Allegan
are are building a casket factory here
and expect to have it ready for occu
pancy next week.
BLOOMINGDALE
The following weddings have oc
curred within the past few days:
Miss Mabel Hodgman to R. W.
Mayer.
Miss Louise Haven to Dr. Frank
McCrowell of Branch county.
Miss Irene Purcell to John Caslor.
Mi Maud Baughman
Taylor of Adrian.
to F. L.
We wish to extend our hearty con
gratulations to the above happy
couples and it is our earnest desire
that they may all live long, prosper
and be happy.
George S. Wilson, who for many
years owned a farm near this village
passed away at his home in Kalama
zoo, aged 76 years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Killefer, who
formerly lived here, but now reside
in Los Angeles. California, are here
visiting their many old friends and ao
quaintenccs.
Wm. Fields, wife and daughter, of
Orcutt, California, are here for a visit
with friends.
Arch, and Lawrence Haven visited
here for a few days and attended the
wholesale seedsmen's convention in
Chicago. Their home is at Santa Ana
California.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Eerris have sold
their farm and have gone to Chicago
to reside.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M.
A. Dickerson a few days ago.
Frank Broughton who was a sol
dier on the Mexican border for sever
al months has returned home.
Miss Jennie ane who has been teach
ing in California has returned home.
Mrs. J. W. Hawkey's daughter,
Mrs. Clarence McNces and husband,
will soon leave for Southern Califor
nia.
James R. Baxter, who has been ill
for some time at his home south of
lown was recently removed to a hos
pital in Kalamazoo.
H. C. Taylor, of Beloit, Wisconsin,
is visiting his nephew, H. J. Tassell
and family.
A large number from here spent
the Fourth at South Haven and the
lakes in this neighborhood drew many
visitors for the day.
Chicago & South Havon
Steamship Co.
It Would Be a Picture.
Picture If you can the ba filed and
crestfajlen expression n the fare of c
plumber who has Just revived his first
bill for automobile n'p.'ilrs from a con
firmed garage num. Buffalo Express.
Oyster Mystery Explained.
We are told that oysters are sensitive
to extremes of heat. Which explains
why you run across so few of the lit
tie tlnrllnga In a bowl of soup. Knox
ville Journal.
4th OF JULY SCHEDULE
Leave Chicago
Thursday night, July 3 at 9 p. m.
Returning
Leave South Haven
Friday night, July 4th at 8 p. m.
Excursion on Lake Michigan
July 4th at 1:30 and 3:30 p. m.
Good Auto Tires
AT LOW PRICES.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
Empire
Guaranteed 5,000 Miles
30x3 i $20.00
30x3 - 15.70
Ajax
Guaranteed 5,000 Miles
30x31 20.00
30x3 ---- 14.65
Universal
Guaranteed 4,000 Miles
30x31 15.00
30x3 12.50
Trimore
Guaranteed 4,000 Miles
30x35 15.00
30x3 13.00
We have these tires in all sizes
Best Tubes
30x31 3.25
30x3 2.75
We have the tubes in all sizes. Some extra large ones
;
Gasoline and Auto Accessories.
Something new in Tubes "The Evergreen", Highest Grade
Come in and Inspect them.
David McCann,
At the Square Deal Garage
Paw Paw, - - Michigan S
GOODRICH
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Goodrich Tires are Guaranteed for 6,000 Miles.
30x3 $14.75
30x3 18.70
32x3 21.85
31x3 20.50
31x4 25.65
34x4 31.85
Paw Paw Vulcanizing Shop
HOWARD SMITH, Proprietor.
Max Benton
Plumbing- Heating-Tinning
Prepared to handle ail work in
my line in a satisfactory manner.
Max Benton