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

, Mrs. l.. w. Arnold and daughter
Miss Katherine of Kalamazoo were
Paw Paw visitors on Monday last.
George Whitehead and family
motored to Schoolcraft last Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. A. Lynn Free has returned
from Ohio where she has been visit
ing her parents.
Attorney Carl d. Mosier of Dowa
: giac was in Paw Paw on business a
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner of
Lawrence were guests of Mrs. Drown
, on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Mosier were
in Dowagiac last Sunday the guests
of their son Carl and family.
: Tom Soule again calls Paw Paw
his home. He has entered the en-
ploy of Max Benton, and will con-
{ tinue at his trade as plumber.
2 Mrs. A. A. Pike who has been in
,, Lawtor caring for her grand child
rem during the winter has returned
home here, and Mr.. Pike is happy.
Ray Pugsley has purchased the
residence on corner Of Gremps and
Elm streets owned by Mrs. Jennie
Warner 1t is occupied now by VIM.
Mason and family who will vacate
, soon for the new owner.
Cyrus Loveland has resigned his
/, position in the waters store and WI
move to the old home place, the VIM.
Loveland farm on the west bank of
Y Four Mile Lake. "Back to the Soil
= for me" says Cyrus, and he will move
S the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury
started for their western home in
Idaho Falls on Tuesday. They plan
e ned to stop for short visits in Kala-
] mazoo and Chicago on the way.
e Harry was getting anxious to get
back to his mining interests in the
West.
I The program for the Coterie for
: next Wednesday will be in charge of
: the Daughters of the Coterie. To
i accommodate many of the girls who
are employed the meeting will be
: held in the evening at 7:30. Let
every member of the club make an
=, effort to be present.
Lieutenant Herbert Bassett sur
prised bis parents with a short visit
[ the first of the week. He was en-
!. route to camp in Virginia where he
Q will serve for the present as instruct
t or in Radio school about to be
: opened there. He is looking fine
and likes his chosen branch Of the
service very much.
). Andrew Lang has resigned his
5 position as Under Sheriff, the resi-
y nation taking effect last Saturday
n He will now spend a part of his time
: about the county looking after his
campaign interests for Sheriff in the
. coming primaries. Dec Thayer OF
Gobleville succeeds him as Under
sheriff.
> T. z. Cowles and family of New
York city are now residents of Paw
Paw arriving here last week. Mrs
Cowles is a daughter of the late
. Mrs. A. w. Cummings, and has pur.
= chased the home on Gremps street
! For twenty-one years Mr.. Cowles
;, has been the editor of the American
i, Economist, which is recognized as
: the standard Tariff authority of the
;. world. He thinks he has earned q
rest and will spend at least three
months here in recreation, although
;. he will still retain the position he
: has held for so many years. The
: people Of Paw Paw will welcome thi:
n estimable family to this community
The ladies of the Coterie enter
!. tanned the caste of Grandma Gibbs
;. Orchestra, Girls chorus, ushers arc
all who so kindly donated their ser
vices in helping to make the play q
f success at a six o'clock dinner ser.
f we'd at the club house at 6:30 O'Clock
r last Friday evening. The tables
h white and yellow tulips and small
: yellow chickens were found at each
S plate as favors. Nearly sixty were
}. present who sat down to enjoy the
o fine three course dinner served by
# the ladies Of ways and means com
n mittee toast to Grandma Glib.