The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-10-22
LOCAL JOTT|NGS

While here he MADE tnls oulce iroso'-
nal call. Mr.. Waltsgott has the dis
tinctiou among the newspaper fraternity
OF publishing the largest newspaper Ia
the smallest town 10 Michigan; be sure
puts out good paper and has recently
enlarged the Journal to an SPACE, 7-col-
umn, home print. Lewis Woke, formerly
OF Paw Paw, has charge OF the mechani'
cal work.
Some of our business men have placed
very attractive mile boards on the differ
ent roads leading into Paw Paw. In two
or three instances these have been mu-
tilated and pulled out of the ground. AS
there is a state law punishable by fine
for any act OF this kind, parties found
guilty OF violating this law Will be pros
ecuted.
One of our esteemed exchanges adj
vises hunters that it is unlawful to XIII
SQUIRRELS until 1918. That is true and
it should have stated until 1920, as that
is the date fixed by statute. Another
exchange states that the law now re-
ouires auto drivers to have DINNERS for
their electric lights. Such information
is little "prevous" as the statute re-
ouiripg DINNERS does not become oper-
alive until the first day Of Ja-ulry next.
The ladies of the w Il. G. will hold
an all day bake sale Saturday, October
%, at Cooley's store. adv
Mrs. WI. Warner was guest OF
Miss Katherine Newton in Kalamazoo
the first of the week She was also
guest at party given her friend, Miss
Shean.
Mr.. Cooley of Kalamazoo was in the
city Saturday and made this Office
pleasant call.
Rev. +. A. Shape went to Buchanan
this week to attend the district conven
ton of the Christian church.
q. P. Cooper sold his farm 10 Waverly
to John Winiarski of Chicago, the
deaf being closed Tuesday. The farm
is known as the e. Il. Colburn farm and
has been the home of Mrs. Cooper for
80 years. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper have
moved - mile east OF Glendale on what
is known as the Leon Davis farm for
the winter.
"A shipment of the latest views of Paw
Paw Oh post cards just received. Come
in and look them over, Golden Rule
Store. adv
Laura Cole, who is attending the Kali
amazoo normal, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs Ida Cole.
Mrs. E. s. Briggs was Kalamazoo
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Cullinane and children
were 10 Kalamazoo last Saturday
Mrs. W. G. Y. Ferguson was Kali
amszoo visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Cummings returned
Monday from two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Deerfeld, Bliss
field and Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mosier of Dowagiac
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. 9.
Mosier over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. A. Sprague, who has been
suffering from eye trouble for some time,
went to Niles last Monday for an opera
ton. Dr. BONNIE was the operating
surgeon.
l.. H. Titus OF Kalamazoo, l.. j.
Lewis OF Bangor and II. L. Cook and
James E. Chandler of South Haven
were 10 the city Monday on circuit court
business.
Assistant Prosecutor Myrl Phelps of
South Haven is assisting the prosecutor
in the trial of the criminal calendar.
Work on the storm sewer on Main
street wac begun the first of the week.
Contractor Neale has the work well un-
der way.
Ray Boomer has opened a pool and
billiard room 10 the Maynard building
formerly occupied by Brown, the tailor.
There will be pot luck supper at the
10. o + hall tonight All members
are urged to be present.
Byron l.. Sowle and E l.. Billiard at
last Saturday.
H. L. Mcneil, George Wilson and
Mrs. {. O. Young are in Bay City this
week attending the meeting of the l. ..
OF.
The w. r. Shrine residence on East
Oak street is being greatly improved
with coat OF paint.
Mrs. George M. Harrison was in Kal
amazoo last Friday.
Frank Hayward left last Sunday to
attend the session OF the Grand lodge of
1. 0. o. F. held in Bay City this week.
He will stop in jackson for a short visit
with friends.
Senator and Mrs. Lee and child of De-
troit we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
McCabe over Sunday.
Chas. Lake was 10 Chicago a few days
on business the latter part of last week.
n. w. McCabe was home over Sun.
day. He has been in Hillsdale county
inspecting the factories. This week he
has been working in Lenawee county.
Mrs. Wm. Longwell was a Kalamazoo