The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-06-15

Get your dollar ready for a
membership in the local branch OF the
Red Cross next Saturday. Booths in
all the local stores.
Will Wooden of Kalamazoo was IN
Paw Paw Wednesday enroute to his
farm at Eagle Lake.
Homer Stanley and family OF Colo
RADIO are the guests Of Paw Paw
relatives and friends. Homer was
formerly Paw Paw boy and learned
the barber trade in the Dyckman
house shop under Frank Sherrod.
Leo Mather and a young man
friend from Chicago are enjoying
visit with his parents this week. Leo
and his friend have both enlisted in
the army and will soon be in train
ing camp. -
Mr. and Mrs. McComb of the Evan
gelistic party were in Paw Paw Tues
day night of this week. They were
enroute from Detroit to some point in
Iowa where they will open series OF
meetings on Friday of this week.
They spent a few hours with Paw
Paw friends Wednesday morning be-
fore resuming their journey.
Fred Beardsley, the smiling sales
man for the Worden Grocer company
of Grand Rapids was calling on the
trade here Monday and incidently told
a few stories. Fred don't like to tell
stories or play joke but upon the
urgent solicitation of some intimate
friend is occasionally induced to
timber up bit.
Glenn Slovenian, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Slovenian is now a
graduate dentist. He finished the
course and graduated from the India
ma Dental College Wednesday night.
Glenn is one of Paw Paws finest
young men and we predict for him a
| successful future in his chosen pro-
fession. We have not learned where
he will locate.
County Clerk, Royal Decker, Mark
Chaffee and Robert Dillon were home
from Fort Sheridan over Sunday.
They left in the afternoon, as they
had to report at camp at 1000 p. Nj,
The boys are looking fine, and are
very much interested in the strenuous
duties of the training camp.
Ray Wilson was home from Flint
| to spend Sunday with his family.
Saturday Of this week will be Red
| Cross day in Paw Paw. There will
be booths in every store for the tax,
ing of memberships and the sale OF
auto and window stickers. Get your
dollars ready. Every man, woman
and child should be Unidentified with
this organization with at least q
dollar membership.
Gordon Christie representing the
John p. He'll real estate agency OF
Detroit has finished his campaign in
Paw Paw and has gone to Decatu,
| where he will open a similar cam.
paign there. He made many friend;
in Paw Paw during his brief stay
here, and we understand that his bus
mess was most satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Showermar
motored to Benton Harbor WEDNESDAY
Their son Glenn who has been home
for couple of days accompanied
them on his way to Indianapolis fol-
Graduation from the State Denta
college.
Miss Ila Chapman became the bride
of Leon E. Peacock on June 7th
The ceremony was performed by Rev
c. H. Heaton at the Baptist parson.
age in the presence of immediate
relatives. The young couple viii
make their home for the present with
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Chapman. The True Norther
ner joins in congratulations.
Rev. /. P. Bates preached the
funeral sermon for the late Charlie.
belong at the East Arlington church
last Sunday afternoon. Deceased was
born near Dexter, Michigan February
22nd, 1857, and came to East Airing.
ton when a small boy. He passed
away Friday June 9Th. He leaves a
wife and three sons to mourn his
death. The funeral services wer,
under the auspices of the l. o. o. F
A party of about twenty young
people were entertained last Friday