The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-11-09

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Miss Helen Moore is the new clerk
at the Emporium.
Mrs. II. ]. Dunbar was the guest
of Kalamazoo friends the first Of the
week.
Frank McCon was among the Law
renee visitors in Paw Paw on We'd
nesday.
Charles Blackwood of Kalamazoo
made a business trip to Paw Paw on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Johnson re-
turned last Monday from pleasant
trip to California.
Henry Holt is no better and is
failing. His family and
friends have little hope for his re-
covery.
Frank Hodges is suffering with a
severe cold this week. He is able to
be at the store, but is working under
Arthur Num-, Warren Smith and
Will Baugher made up a hunting
party to leave for the North woods
last Monday.
The, ladies of the Coterie will be
guests of the Eastern Star at the
Masonic Lodge rooms next Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wakeman and
Wynn spent the week end at the
home of his sister Mrs. Archie
Abrams and family at Prospect Lake.
Miss Helen Harrison is the guest
of kalamazoo friends this week.
Mrs. Helen Clapp Purdy of Niles
is the guest of her relatives here H.
week.
A recent issue of the Los Angeles
Times contains poem entitled
exemption" from the pen of Mrs.
Annis j. Scott, who is well known
here. The stances ring with
patriotism.
Mail Carrier Roy Harrington has
been transferred to the clerical force
in the post Office to succeed Guy F.
Warner, who resigned TO accept a
position in the First National Bank,
and Eli Curtis Of Grand Rapids takes
Harrington's place on the Mail
Route.
The County Association o. E. S.
will meet in Paw Paw in annual ses-
sion next week Wednesday, Novem-
Der 18th. The sessions will be held
in the Masonic Lodge Rooms. At
noon there will be potluck dinner in
the Maple City club rooms. Members
are all requested to bring their own
dishes and silver with we'll filled
baskets. In the afternoon the as
sociation will join with the ladies of
the Coterie for program in the
Lodge room. 1t will be a great day
for the "Stars" and big time is
We desire to thank the many
readers who responded to our appeal
for subscription money since last is
sue. Nearly two hundred have re-
newed subscriptions during the week,
and fifty new names have been added
to the list. We are truly grateful
for the liberal response, and may we
not ask those who did not take the
trouble to examine date last week,
to turn now to their name on margin
of paper, and if the date. is not No
vember 9th, 1917 or later, call at our
Office during the coming week and get
a receipt for next year. We need the
now, and it is desirable from
every point of view to have our sub
scription list cleaned up to date. 1t
is only a little for each one, but
means much to us.
We are much gratified over the
reception given The True Northerner
of last issue. Many of our readers
have taken the trouble to voice their
and so far as we have
learned the first page of "Solid News"
gave universal satisfaction. We have
also eliminated all advertising locals
from front page, which we trust viii
also meet the approval Of our readers.
We will be glad to accept advertising
locals as heretofore and will find
good location for them, but not among
front page locals. 1t is some work to
accumulate one solid page of locals
and we will appreciate any assist
ance our readers are able to give. If