The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-22
Mrs. Harry Mather was in Kala-
mazoo or Tuesday last

Mrs. Harry Mather was in Kala-
mazoo or Tuesday last.
u Earl Burhans was in Bangor last
} Saturday on legal business.
Miss Grace Marshall is improving
from an attack of pneumonia.
Judge and Mrs. Des Voignes re-
turned to Paw Paw last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Slovenian who has
been in the hospital at Kalamazoo
returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Ruth DeRocher of Berlamont
spent the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sunny.
Prof. and Mrs. Orrin Kaye were in
Chicago for the week end where Prof.
Kaye attended teachers meeting.
Miss Stella Lawton of Lawton was
in the city last Monday to assist with
the work of the Red Cross at the
club house.
Uncle John Langdon of Charlotte
was in town last week shaking hands
with old friends. He reported the
Epleys well and happy.
Mrs. Elvira Morrison left Wednes-
day for Grand Rapids where she will
spend a week at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Horace Mcdonald.
Miss Josephine Van Auken return
ed to her home here last Thursday
after spending greater part of the
winter with her brother in Hartford.
The many friends of Mrs. Julia
Engle south of town, will be pleased
to hear that she is very much better.
She is still at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. easier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Abrams and
the Misses Grace Barnes and Nellie
Martin, motored from Lawrence last
Friday evening to see Grandma
Gibbs of the Red Cross"
Judge Pinney was a welcome caller
at The True Northerrer office on
Monday. The venerable Judge has
spent the winter in Wisconsin with a
son and was on the way to his home
!, or the banks of Reynolds Lake.
Mr.and Mrs. Paul Smith expect to
leave for Big Rapids, their future
home, a week from next Monday.
This estimable young couple have a
host of friends who can truthfully
say eve hate to see them CO." but
all join in wishing them good luck
and happiness in their new home.
If there are people in Paw Paw OF
vicinity who did not see "Grandma
, Gibbs of the Red Cross" last week
and desire to do so, they will have an
, opportunity at Lawton next Tuesday
; evening. The Paw Paw company
will repeat the play in that village
for the benefit of the Red Gross
society.
Next Wednesday evening at 7:3C
| Prof w. ID. Henderson of the Uni
) versity of Michigan will deliver hi:
great lecture entitled "The Boy
+ Problem" at the Coterie club house
The lecture is free to the public anC
, all are invited to attend. A specia
, invitation is extended to the teachers
and pupils of the high school.
/ The ladies of the Rebekah enjoy
!, ed Pot luck supper last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. FREQ
! Bassett. The affair was in honor o1
Mrs. Bassett's birthday and was &
) complete surprise to her. Severa
! dainty gifts were left to remind thi!
, estimable lady that another mil,
{ stone has been reached. All depart
3 ed wishing her many returns of The
day.
e At the request of the Red Cross
= Ladies of Lawton, the "Grandms
\ Gibbs of the Red Cross" play will b,
given by the Paw Paw company il
{ that village on Tuesday evening
5 March 26th, at the Town Hall. Every
: cent of the proceeds will be given II
: the Red Cross society. A benefit o.
9 this nature for so worthy a caus,
\ should pack the house. The admiss
g ion will be 25 cents to all.
Joe Sage and son Frank and wifi,
q have returned to Paw Paw from Ban
4 gor and will again make this villag,
: their home. Frank has purchaser
! the "Hotel de Hamburger" of A. M
n Devall and will run this eating place
!. Frank is an artist at making "Ham
$ burgers" and we predict lucrativ,
e business for the new proprietor. Mr.
,. Devall has purchased the Eatint
D place from Harry Busley and is fit
5 ting it up for first class restaurant
, Red Cross Notes:-It will be great.
: appreciated, if the ladies who ar
cutting at the Red Cross work room
will make a special effort to be ther
;. at $3.50 in the morning and 1:30 il
e the afternoon. If for any reasol
;, you cannot come on day assigned
|, kindly send substitute or motif.
S chairman, phone 388.- During tn
n past week we have cut 638 hospita
a bed shirts, SO suits of pajamas, II
s stretcher caps, making in all II,
i garments.-At present we have 81
S cutters, some giving two and thre
| half days a week.-The largest singh
r shipment Of knitted goods and hos
( pital garments yet sent from tn
f Van Buren county headquarters u
: state headquarters at Detroit wa
: forwarded last week. 1t consiste,