The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-01-20
Whole Number 5000.

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era house.
Advertised letters: Arthur Chaterdon,
L. Il. Dunn, John b. Hopkins, E. w.
Patrick, Mrs. Fisk carpet weaver), Miss
Carrie Markilie.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
will serve chicken Die dinner at the
Grange hall, Wednesday, January 20;
dinner from ii to 2.
Paw Paw chapter, order of the East
ern Star, will hold chapter of sorrow
next Wednesday evening, in memory of
the late John Ihling.
John Ryder, John Allen, Thomas Ma
gure and Frank Ryan of Kalamazoo are
spending 20 days in the county Jail on a
charge of dsorderly conduct.
Special communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. % +. d. A. NJ, next Tuesday
evening; work in third degree. Refresh
ments will be had after the work.
+ Rev. d. L. Thoburn, d. d., returned
missionary from India, will speak at the
M e. church Sunday morning and at
Lawton M. E. church in the evening.
The state horticultural society will
hold its February meeting ia Paw Paw
February 1924. rare treat is in store
for those who attend. All are invited.
Mrs. Richard Bogard of Kalamazoo
died January IL. Her maiden name was
Myrtle Burdick; she was a grand daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Chapman of
Paw Paw.
Judge and Mrs. Johnson are called to
New York again, where the judge will
assist in settling his fathers estate.
/ They Will go from there south to remain
a couple of months.
The Epworth league will give a 10
cent sleighride and social at the home of
Leon Douglass, Monday evening, Jan
uary % Meet at M. E. parsonage at
o'clock. Everyone is invited.
Do not forget the masquerade bail to
be given at the opera house this evening.
Music by Maple City orchestral bill, 70
cents. spectators, ID cents. Each per-
son will be required to give name at the
! door.
! The ladies' aid of the NJ T.. church
will give a sleighride and supper next
/ Tuesday evening, January "a, at Mrs.
Mary Whitcombs. Teams will leave
Mrs. Will Coopers between aud 6.
Everyone is invited.
The members of Paw Paw fire depart
ment wish to thank Miss Aileen Buskirk,
1 Miss lone Reynolds aud Mr. George
Linderman for their kindness in fur
nishing music at the concert on the
evening of their annual ball
The Niles district missionary convoca-
ton will be held at the Three Rivers Nj
f. church Monday and Tuesday, Jan
uary 1924 Rev. j. G. Floyd, ID. d.,
missionary field secretary, DR.. ]. NJ
West, president of Lucknow college,
Rev. James Lyon, d. d., and Rev. d. l..
Thoburn, d. D., returned missionary
from India, will give addresses.
The chapter of sorrow held by the
Eastern Star chapter last Friday even
ing in memory of Mrs. Nellie Cole, was
attended by large number of the Ma
sonic fraternity, members of the Eastern
Star and of the Lady Maccabees, who
were specially invited to be present. The
ceremony is most solemn and impress
sive one, fitting tribute to the memory
of a deceased member of the order.
The Cleveland Ladies' orchestra is an
aggregation of genuine musical artists,
under the direction of Alfred Metzdorf,
the great Cleveland leader and violin
soloist Miss Charlotte Mendell is So
prano of great ability and delightful per-
sonality, with a voice of marvellous beauty.
Miss Parsons is the leading lady from
bonist of the country, and Miss Swigart's
cornet solo work is highly praised The
entertainment promises to be the ''red
letter. one of the Coterie course Don't
miss it, at the opera house Saturday
evening.
In mentioning the annual election of
officers in the Paw Paw Savings bank,
The True Northerner should have stated
that the directors were unanimous in
the desire that ". j. Sellick should re-
main as president, but in view Of the
fact that he is soon going for an extended
trip abroad, he declined to accept the
place. Then the directors, looking over
their number for president very hap
PLY selected M. l.. Decker, whose sue
cess and good judgment in business af-
fairs admirably fit him for the RESPONSE
ble position, and the bank interests will
be well cared for with him at the head
of the board, and the old and efficient
cashier and assistant in active charge.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the County Sunday School asso-
citation at Lawrence last week Thursday,
arrangements were made to hold
county Sunday school tour, or a series
of rallies throughout the county during
February. The party will consist OF
Mrs G.. L. Fox, state primary superin-
tendent; ID. b. Allen, state home depart
ment superintendent; Rev. Q. Walker,
county superintendent normal training
department; Mrs. W. ". Hauke, county
home department superintendent; and
Mrs. A. w. Shannon who will lead in
the music. The dates and places of
holding the rallies are as follows: Feb
ruary 6, Grand Junction Z, Lacota; 8,
Kendall; g. Gobleville; 10, Bloomingdale;
IL, Waverly; IL, Arlington; l3, Lawrence;