The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-11-30
Mrs. David Anderson spent Tuesday
in Kalamazoo.

Mrs. Lloyd Harvey was guest at
the Henry Harvey home in Kalama-
zoo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mutchler, Man
tin and Marie were Bangor visitors
last Sunday.
Mrs. Gladstone Beattie is enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs. McCot-
ter of Hartford.
John Free and son A. Lynn Free
returned from a business trip in Chi
cago Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Paul Smith entertained at a
Pot luck supper in honor of Miss
Mildred Van Tassell on Monday.
Mr. land Mrs. o. w. Kaye are
spending the holiday at the home of
his parents in Shelby, Michigan.
Undersheriff Andrew Lang and wife
will be guests of their daughter in
Grand Rapids over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Claude Snow and daughter
Crystal were week end guests of
Kalamazoo friends returning home
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Young and son
Wesley will eat Thanksgiving dinner
with his brother, DR.. G. f. Young
and wife in South Haven
We publish this week on page six
column and over of "War Recipes"
for the housewives. They will be of
special interest in these times Of
strenuous food conservation.
Miss Margaret Cole left Wednesday
for Chicago where Mrs. John Latshaw
and daughter Carrie joined her. She
will accompany them to Camp Grant,
Rockford, Illinois to visit Fred Lat
shaw.
c. w. Reynolds went to Kalamazoo
Wednesday where he met Miss lone
and together they went to Camp
Custer to spend Thanksgiving with
Lynn.
The funeral of Frank Cook of Law
renee was held in the M. f. church
in that village last Sunday. She will
be remembered as Miss Nina Henry
and later as Mrs. Clarence Colburn.
Death resulted about ten days follow
ing an operation for the removal of
a tumor.
NJ. H. Pugsley and SON Clifford are
in Hart, Michigan to spend Thanks
giving with their son Earl and family.
Earl is a busy man, but can find
time to entertain his folks on holi-
day. In addition to his private
practice, he is acting Prosecutor, vice
the regular official who is in the army
C.. w. Bilsborrow Of the Mile END
Dairy was the first to comply with
the new village ordinance requiring
tuberculosis test of all cows from
which milk is sold. The inspection of
his herd was completed last Tuesday
evening and every animal given a
perfect score. DR.. w. j. Johnson of
Paw Paw has been appointed deputy
State Veterinarian for Van Buren,
county and made the inspection OF
this herd.
A. N. Cole continues to improve
from his recent operation as rapidly
as could be hoped for He is in gooc
spirits, and anxious to get back or
the job again. 1t is quite probable
however that he will be in the hos.
pital several days more. His mother
is with him every day, and his wife
goes up every night and back to. hei
work on the Intertype in the morning
1t would be impossible to get out the
paper without her.
The program for the Coterie OF
Wednesday, December 5th, will be
Educational with Mrs. Clara Rennie
as chairman. The numbers include
Baritone Solo, "a Soldiers Fame" by
LaRue Mosier; Address by Supt. Orir
w. Kaye; Solo, selected by LaRut
Mosier.
The local Draft Board have receiv-
ed the "Qeustioraires" from the Wal
Department which will be sent out tt
all registrants of the county about
December 18th. These blanks are t.
be filled out by registrants and return
ed to the local board within seven days
from the date. of notice. The lawyers
of Michigan have offered to assist
registrants in preparing these "Quest
ioraires" without charge. Read the
blank carefully. but before filling il