The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-23

l.. Sowle.
Mrs. Seneca Bessey of Berlamont
visited her cousin Mrs. r. L. Bates
one day last week.
Miss Beatrice Bale, teacher in the
schools at Hopkins, Michigan was
home last week for visit with her
parents.
There are many sick horses in the
country. The epidemic seems to be
the worst east of town. John Ha-
worth and Roy Mosier both have very
sick horses.
Frank Cutter who has been on the
Coy farm for the past two years has
moved back to his own farm north
west of Paw Paw.
Charles Scott of Almena has moved
onto the Coy farm recently vacated
by Frank Cutter.
Winnie Fish who has been employ
ed by the Stanton boys for the past
three years has moved to the Stoker
farm.
Norman Bailey left for Detroit
Tuesday TO visit his father and see if
there is any opening in which he is
qualified to pursue.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bailey in company with
her sister Mrs. Gertrude Feek of
Kalamazoo spent last Wednesday in
Gobleville celebrating their fathers
| birthday.
Mrs. Carel Seaman and son of Mar
shall were guests of Mrs. Al Hinden-
ach last week, returning Saturday.
Harold Salyer of Hillsdale, for
mer Paw Paw boy was a guest of
friends here Saturday.
, c.. w. Van Tassell visited his
t mother in Pennsylvania the first of
the week. She will accompany him
to Paw Paw for visit here.
Miss Frieda Snow of Kankakee, ILL.,,
was a guest of her parents this week.
A card from the Sellick's state that
they are enjoying a splendid visit at
. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh uar-
! rison in Charleston, West Virginia
"Home next week" they say.
Our esteemed and highly respected
townsman T. j. Cavanaugh is now
:. president of the Board of Control OF
: the State Hospital at Kalamazoo. He
has been a member of the Board fol
some years and his promotion to the
presidency came as a pleasant sur.
{ prise to him. The True Northernel
II joins in congratulations.
l. The features of the Fellowship clut
: meeting held at the home of Johr
IS Mutchler last Friday evening wer,
n several solos sung by Robert Dillon
and talk on Military Affairs by tha
IS highly respected and beloved veteran
o. w. Rowland. 1t was a splendic
l. program and thoroughly enjoyed
Y, The next meeting of the club will b,
!. at the home of Rev. f.. w. Smith OF
l. Wednesday evening, March 28th.
:. The newly organized Mems Leagu
7 are planning to go to Lawrence mex
week to hold an evangelistic meetin,
- at the invitation of the men of tha
. village. -
During he past week Free and Nut
\. chler delivered among several smale
m bills, large bill of lumber to c.. 7
y Rix near Oshtemo for new barn
also one for Fred Kogge at Reynold
= Lake for new buildings.
2 Fred Holt is again out and attend
= ing to his duties after several day
illness.
: Mrs. Jas Raymond and son Ear
~ were over Sunday visitors in Hills
dale and on their return trip stoppe,
" over for a visit with relatives il
Vicksburg.
is w. G. Epley was in LAGRANGE, In
x diana on business last Tuesday.
Mrs. William Killefer is expecte
home from her California sojour
some time next week.
!" Harvey Cooley who has been quit
Y, sick for a couple of weeks, was move
l. to the home of his parents Mr.. an
,e Mrs. Eugene Cooley last Tuesday
J. Both of his little girls are sick wit
n scarlet fever. 1t seems in this cas-
n that the old adage "Trouble neve
l. comes singly" is more than true. TIL
r. family have the sympathy Of hos
of friends.