The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-19
Mrs. David Anderson was a Kalama-

zoo visitor last Monday.
The child actress. little Miss Char
lotte Young. 10 the "Jolly Widow" to-
night at opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lang, deputy
sheriff. spent last Friday and Saturday
at the old home 10 Covert.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Newton Of Kala-
mazoo were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Warner, over Sunday.
Owing to too much editor last week
the items from the Glendale and Acorn
district correspondents were overlooked.
Mrs. Ray Wilsan's dancing class con-
tinues TO gain in popularity. New pupils
are added each week. The next session
will be held Tuesday evening. February
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h Mrs. Roscoe w. Broughton enter
tanned at o'clock dinner last Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Newton and
Mrs. Jane Roach of Kalamazoo and W..
j. Warner and family Of this city.
Miss Beulah Raymond was voted as
the most popular young lady in Paw
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Western Concert Co, which played here
at TIE opera house all last week. Miss
Raymond became the possessor of a
beautiful silver tea set as the reward OF
such vote.
The many friends OF Miss Lila Hoger
were surprised as we'll as pleased to
learn Of her marriage to Arthur Shrine
of Mt Pleasant, this state. The cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev. DIR.
Emery OF the Methodist church at the
home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hoger, was a very quiet affair,
only the parents Of the contracting par
ties being present. Miss Lila was a
popular young lady here and her many
friends wish her long life of happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shrine left today for their
home in Mt. Pleasant.
Next Monday February %, is legal
holiday. Both banks will be closed and
the postmaster announces the following
hours in which business may be trans
acted at the post office. All windows
will be open for business until $50
O'Clock In the forenoon and from 3 to
o'clock in the afternoon. The lobby
will be open all day as usual. The rural
carriers are entitled to the day and will
not make their trips. Patrons who de-
sire to transact business at the Office
next Monday will please take notice Of
this announcement and be governed &C.
cordingly.
The Fellowship club held one of it's
best meetings of the year at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. A. II. Robertson last
Tuesday night. The feature of the
evening was discussion on the merits
of the proposed annex to the high school
building. Two names were drawn from
a box. These gentlemen acted as lead
ers in the discussion and selected their
colleagues from those present. The fact
that all of the remarks were extempor.
aneous, added to the enjoyment, and
many interesting facts, pro and con, on
the proposition were brought out. The
usual musical program, refreshments
and latter session" completed an evening
of genuine pleasure and profit.
Jacob Knolls, one of the pioneers of
Hamilton township and veteran of the
civil war, died suddenly at his home in
Hamilton last Wednesday. He had
been In his usual good health and bis
death cane as great shock to those
who knew him. On the day OF his death
he ate dinner as usual, called at a neigh.
boris home, returned and spent some
time reading, and later was found in the
yard by daughter, dead. Mr.. Knoll
served during the entire four years OF
the war and received an injury which
cost him limb about nine years ago
He had passed the three score and ter
mark. Deceased was a brother. in la "
of DR.. j. q. Maxwell OF this village. Oh
; the immediate family who are left tc
! mourn his passing, are wife, two sons
and three daughters.
Attorney L. j. Cavanaugh of Paw
Paw was honored by the Democratic
State convention at Lansing this week
by being nominated for justice OF The
supreme court The honor is meritec
!. one and came as surprise to Mr.. Cav
. anaugh. He is not only one of the lead
ing attorneys OF the state, but has fol
years stood high in the councils of his
, party. He has served the Democratic
party IN many capacities, among which
are township chairman, county chair
! man, district chairman, and he is a
8 present member Of the state centra
/ committee. Governor Ferris honcreo
r him with an appointment as member o.
' the board Of control of the State Hospi
. tai at Kalamazoo, where he has served
t with credit during the past three years
and OF which board he is still a mem
Der. His domination for this important
8 office on the state ticket is gratifying
not only to his Paw Paw friends, but
. the county and state as well, regardless
OF political affiliations. The Tru,
Northerner joins in congratulations.