The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-06-28
Local News
Pau Pau and Vicinity

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Miss Rose Hopkins was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Reits.
The Friday club will meet this Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Jennie Warner.
Pat Lynch and friend, T. Welch of
Kalamazoo were in Paw Paw on bus
iness Wednesday.
Azel Mcneil will leave soon for
course in Military Training at Har-
vary University.
President Wilson says: "The prac-
tice Of individual thrift is a patriotic
duty and a necessity"
War Savings Stamps are within
the reach of everyone who consci-
entiously wants to save.
The Three Links sewing club will
meet with Mrs. Jake Riedl this Fri
day afternoon. All Rebekahs are in
vited.
Harry Busley has purchased the
Coterie residence and with his daugh-
ter Miss Sadie, is now nicely settled
in the new home.
There will be installation of
officers at the Rebekah lodge on We'd
nesday, July 3rd. All members are
requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hopkins are
enjoying visit this week from their
son Andrew who is in the Naval Ser
vice. He is serving on the Battle
Ship, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hopkins were
over Sunday guests of Bloomingdale
and Cheshire relatives. They attend
ed the Myers-Blacksten reunion at
Swan Lake on Sunday.
Secretary Baker says 100000 of
our boys have gone to the front.
Help bring them back quickly by
saving to the utmost of your ability
and buying War Savings Stamps.
Repairs are nearing completion in
the Dyckman hotel, and will soon be
ready for business. Frank Avery is
laying lineleum in the dining room
and hanging new shades this week.
Mrs. Ray Wilson and children will
move to Flint. They leave next Sun
day for that city to join her husband
who has had fine position in a hotel
there for some time. The best wish
es of host of friends go with them
to the new home.
BANDS Garage on West Main
street is now known as "The Lake
View Garage" Roland Bland and
Henry Hershberger are proprietors
and they are prepared to do all kinds
of auto repairing, including washing,
cleaning and polishing.
AL Wauchek of Gobleville has join
ed the colors, and reported at Camp
Custer for duty some days ago. His
wife formerly Miss Laura Cole of
Paw Paw will teach in the Otsego
schools the coming year. Thus both
of these young married people have
enlisted to serve their country in
time of need.
Next week Thursday will be the
Fourth of July. In order that the
force may enjoy the holiday, The
True Northerner will go to press on
Wednesday afternoon instead of
Thursday night. Advertising patrons
and Rural correspondents are all re-
quested to have their copy in the
office one day earlier than usual.
Lieutenant Richard Kerwin and
wife were guests of her uncle, T. J.
Cavanaugh and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Kerwin was formerly Miss
Stella Cavanaugh, and the happy
couple were enroute to Camp Custer
where the Lieutenant is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerwin will have apart
ments at the Post Tavern in Battle
Creek for the present.
Harry Chase of Grand Rapids call
ed on Paw Paw friends Tuesday. He
was enroute to Lawrence to be pre-
sent at the wedding of his niece Miss
Eula Chase to Mr.. Barnes of that
village. Miss Eula is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Chase, and has
been one of the successful teachers
Of this county for number of years.
The True Northener joins in con-
gratulations.
Michigan will conduct an intensive
campaign for volunteers for the
Navy during the time from July 1 to
18th, inclusive. Michigan as a state
/ receives no men through the select
i've draft, but depends entirely on
volunteers to fill the quota of naval
fighting men. An effort will be made
during this drive to fill the quota for
this state. This service should appeal
to strong young men. All will event
ually have to get in the service, and