The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-06-08

RevS. 4. III. Heaton ana L. L. Bates
were in Marcellus on Tuesday to
assist in the ordination of the Baptist
pastor, Rev. Hiram Grandholm of
that place.
Miss lone Reynolds has again COM |
pleted another successful school year
in Connersville, Indiana and is home
for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F Russell were
calling on Paw Paw friends last Mon
day.
Bill Killefer was home last Sunday
and Monday leaving Monday evening
to Join his team in Chicago.
Abe Robbins of Bangor was here on
Paw Paw Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Philo Simmons exhibited freak in
growing potatoes this week. There
were numerous small potatoes grow
ing out from the seed potato which
was perfectly solid yet, and very
small top, or rather scarcely no top at
all. There were no roots to the
potato, just the small tubers growing
from the seed eyes.
Lynn H. Lake was home from Fort
Sheridan last Sunday. He came
Saturday night, but had to leave Sun
day noon to report at the required
time. Lynn was appointed deputy
clerk for the county of Lake to look
after the registration for that county.
The appointment came as a surprise
to Lynn and is evidence of his good
standing with the commanders of the
camp. He is looking fine and is in
excellent spirits.
Special Saturday June 9th. Your
choice of any sport hat displayed In
our window for 80 cents. Regular
$1.OO and $3.50 values. Laverty's
Variety store. (adv)
Mrs. +. p. Grimes wishes to eX-
press her gratitude to the firemen
and friends who responded so quickly
to the call for help when her home
caught fire last Sunday morning.
Judge Tucker has been presiding IN
the Circuit Court the past week, and
many chancery cases have been dis
posed of. The Jury work will begin
Wednesday.
ROYAL Decker has secured the SER
vices of Miss Ethel Ryden to assist
Mr.. Broughton, Deputy Clerk lin the
Office during his absence.
The 21st, annual meeting of the
Probate Judge Association will be
held at Portage Point, on June Both,
and July 1st, End, and 3rd.
Miss Hattie Breed and Miss Esther
1 Stevenson entertained about twenty
l young ladies last Tuesday evening at
the formers home and gave miscel-
| laneous shower for their friend Miss
| Rena Mae Wilson.
| Miss Mary O'Grady was in Law
renee Wednesday to attend the funer-
| al of former class mate Miss Getty
( Gates who passed away after a brief
| illness at her home west of the Will
age.
Tuttle the Florist has cut the price
on all plants. Read his ad in this
issue for full particulars.
Charles Van Eman of Findlay, Ohio
and Miss Irene Mae Richardson OF
!. Paw Paw were united in marriage
June 3rd. Miss Ada NJ. Hawle!
! officiating.
Harold d. CLOSEUP, formerly a stu
dent in the Paw Paw schools is
member of the graduating class o.
the Kalamazoo High school this year
There will be a special convocatior
of Paw Paw chapter No. 81 r. A. M
next Monday evening June 18th
Work in the p. M. and M. M. M. de
grees on three candidates. A full at
tendance of the chapter members il
earnestly requested. Visiting com
panions are welcome.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Ben
wire, on May 26th, nine pound boy
Mother and babe doing nicely.
County Clerk, Royal Decker, is ex
pected home from the Training CAM
at Fort Sheridan to spend Sunda.
with his parents.
i Last Friday June 1st, was Mrs
| Olivia ]. C. Woodlands birthday
The ladies of the w. r. G.. surprise