The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-04-05

A talking statue will be one of the
features in "Savageland".
| Charles Bilsborrow has purchased
new Ford car.
John Atkinson of Cassopolis was a
business caller here last Friday.
Mrs. Neil Chappell, and Miss Mary
were in Kalamazoo last Thursday.
Miss Marie Colburn spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Benton Harbor.
G.. A. Cross of Lawrence was in
Paw Paw on business the first of the
week.
A. E. Balcomb of Coldwater was
the guest of his sister Mrs. Imogene
Hurd here last week.
The Rev. Wilkins of Dowagiac will
hold services and communion at ST.
Marks Episcopal church next Sunday
morning, April 7th, at 10:30 o'clock.
Lieutenant Lynn H. Lake of
Camp Grant and his wife were
guests of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lake last Saturday and until
Sunday noon.
Another column of this issue con-
tains the announcement of Charles
Mohrey Of Porter Township who is
candidate for the office of Register
of Deeds.
Jim O'Grady spent Monday in
Kalamazoo with a salesman from the
Hart Schaffner and Marx Co., select
ing a fine stock of next Fall and
Winter clothing.
Mrs. Belle Filley left on Monday
for French, New Mexico to visit hel
son Charles and wife. Charley has
fully recovered his health and is now
postmaster Of that village.
Roy l.. Tuttle has rented the n. f
Dillie farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Dillie are
not in the best Of health, and founc
it desirable to be relieved of the
worry and care of the farm.
The buildings on the Library site
will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder on Saturday, April goth
Further announcement of the par
ticulars will be given in later issue
Mrs. Bertha Batcheler Of Birming.
ham arrived Thursday for a short
visit with her mother and sister
She expects to return home Saturday
and her mother Mrs. |. A. Whitman
will accompany her.
DR.. +. A. Racette will be absent
from his office all of next week
from April 8 to 15 inclusive. He
will be in Detroit to attend a Post
Graduate course given by the Mich
igan State Dental society.
Frank Simpson Of Lansing spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs
Edison Woodman. Mr.. Simpson i,
superintendent Of Farm Production
a recently created department il
Michigan under the War Prepared
ness Board.
The figures are not available yet
for the appointment of the Libc
Loan by counties and precincts. TIL,
"Drive" starts tomorrow however
and every woman and child in t
county must be ready to help pu
Van Buren, county "Over the Top"
A card from Johnnie Longduff tt
Paw Paw friends states that HI
arrived at Camp Custer all safe am
sound. 1--WE have good victuals here
John says, "Good beds and a gooc
time" and also states that he ha
already found some boys with whom
he was acquainted.
Roy Tuttle has purchased the DR.
Brassert interest in the Brassert
Smith Feed warehouse, and the bust
ness will be continued under the firm
name of Tuttle and Smith. Thi.
issue contains a quarter page an
nouncement of the business which
will be found to be of special interes
to every reader Of this paper.
Last Friday evening a company o.
Paw Paw gentlemen were guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick O'Dell at thei
home in Almena township. A fisl
dinner was served with all the Elk
ings" including some of Mrs. O'Dell'
famous biscuits and maple syrup
Those who were fortunate enough t.
be present to enjoy the hospitality o
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