The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-08-20
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

A company of young colored men from
the Tuskegee Institute gave an enter
taiument to a small but appreclatlve
audience at the Presby terian church last
Saturday evening. The program was
rendered in an attractive manner ana
the talent was meritorious. Inc boys
were deserving of much larger audi
ence.
Remember we are to have big Chau-
tauoua rally of all the Sunday Schools
around. The rally is free to all and will
be conducted by Paul 5. Dietrich ana
will be held at 1870 Thursday morning
Aug. Doth. Let's see which Sunday
School can boast of the largest number
of pupils in line.
Mrs. Fred Van Antwerp and daugh'
ter of Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests at
the home of her husbands mother, Mrs.
Allie Hewson. Mr.. Van Antwerp, bet
ter known as Fred Hewson, spent most
of his younger days in Paw Paw. lie
will come a little later.
The annual out door summer meeting
or Kalamazoo society Knights OF Colu M
bus will be held at Lake Cora, Sunday,
Aug. 30. The Rev Geo. Clarson, chap
lain of the order will celebrate Mass 10
the morning.
a letter received here from Mrs. Her
bert Geddes, states that the FAMILY are
now located at Dewitt, Iowa, and that
she and her daughter Olive would open
a millinery store September l at that
place.
Mrs. Fred Dowd, after spending the
week here the guest of old frlenos, left
Sunday morning for her home IN Los
Indos, Isle of Pines. She Will make
several stops to visit friends on the way.
Roy Hess has returned from Nebraska
where he has been employed in the harv-
est fields. He looks like tan and
shady Harvard back stop. He tells us,
at is some country In Nee brass Kee. "
Mss Gladys Stoughton, OF Kalama.
zoo spent several days last week 10 Paw
Paw as the guest of Miss Marion Mulch
Ter. Miss Stoughton will teach school
this year in Lake City, Mich.
The Van Buren, county officials past
and present joined the officials OF Kala-
mazoo, city ard county, on Tuesday
afternoon fer AZ .a.ing at Lake Cora.
They report de Shtful trip.
Miss Jenny Dufau, prima donna so
pranc ol Lae Chicago Grand Opera
compaLj, will come to Paw Paw on
August 2lst., to be the guest OF Mrs A.
L. Atlas, for few days.
The following guests have been enjoy
ing the past month at Lake Brentwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zillinger and family
at "Kamp Kilkare", Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Moulton at the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Epley and sor
George motored to South Bend early
Saturday morning, spent the day witt
friends in that city, returning home
Sunday.
Frank M. Bell left the first OF the
week for Sturgs, where be has posi-
tim as auIitor for one of the large man
ufacturing concerns of that city.
j. w. Warner and family motorec
through from Grand Rapids last Satur
DAY Tor rev Gays VlSlC Wltn relhLlVes
They returned Thursday
Chas. r. Hall OF Chicago was a week
end guest of Mrs. II. G. Brown ano
daughter, Lottie at welcome Hall
Lake Brentwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess left Tues
day to spend n week in Illinois visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago, Elgir
and Geneva.
Leon L. Douglas is taking a vacation
Substitute Carrier Robert M Bangs j,
serving Route No. 6 during his absence
The fire department had the engine
out Oh Wednesday evening, and cleaned
the pavement on South Kalamazoo st.
After a vacation of eight days, CLERK
Arba L. Hawley returned to his duties
at the post Office on Wednesday.
Manley Nunnerly and family arr
spending a vacation at one OF the NORTH
cottages at Three Mile Lake
drs. Ed. Goodale OF Kalamazoo was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Phoebt
Honeywell, last Sunday.