The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-29
Mrs. +. H. Harvey is now at her
home east of the village.

home east of the village.
Mr.. Bendon, fathrr of Miss Alice
Cook, is very ill and his recovery is
doubtful.
Roy Mosier, east of town spent last
Sunday in Kalamazoo the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. f. |. Nehr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bailey of
Texas Corners were guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bailey east
of Paw Paw last Sunday.
Mrs. Alta Stevens and children OF
Milford, Michigan were week end
guests at the Roy Mosier home.
To comply with the new law ad-
morning, all church services will be
held at the same schedule hour, but
the actual hour will be one hour
earlier by the sun. Citizens are ask
ed to bear this change in mind, that
there will be no confusion. All SER
vices will be at the same hour as
heretofore by the clock but one hour
earlier by the sun. Don't miss the
church service.
l.. A. Packer was in town Monday
with a new Ford Truck. He states
that this is going to be a good yea
for trucks and the Ford is destined
to become the most serviceable and
popular of any truck made. In a
recent test in Lawton this truck
stood up under 1900 pounds without
culver. M. d. Buskirk has already
bought one, and there are others SER
iously considering the acquisition o.
! truck like it.
Our auction list this week is as
, follows:-For Ivan B. Shull on the
Glenburn Farm, Lawton Road one
mile southeast of Paw Paw on We'd
nesday, April \9rd; For John Searls
at his farm three miles directly west
of Paw Paw on Friday, April 9Th
, B. ]. Rix is auctioneer for both
auctions and B. f. Warner clerk
Quarter page lads" of these sales
will be found or page six of thi:
issue.
Some splendid features are in store
for patrons of the Idle Hour Theatre
Note the following among the list
Persuasive Peggy, Marvellous Ma
cesti", Redemption, "Wrath OF
Cod, "The Whip, Frank keenan,.
Manager Reeves is certainly putting
: forth every effort to give his patrons
= clean, high class entertainment
Dates for the above features will be
, announced in a later issue. Every
one is a "Dawn" master play.
: Eugene Roundy has resigned his
= position as Supt. of the Water Works
and will leave for Porterville, Cali
fornia about the first of May. He
expects to make that his future
home. Mr.. Roundy has made one o
the best and most efficient superin-
tendents of Water works Paw Paw
ever had. Always on the job, cap.
able and thorough. He will be miss
ed by large circle of friends here
d. A. Beebe, the capable assistant a.
, the plant will take his place as super
, irtendent.
: The attention of all farmers is call
ed to the subject matter of the
following telegram from the Michi
gan War Board to The True North.
erner:-"Owing to the demand fol
Ford Tractors, and the necessity ot
> getting them on the farm at the
earliest possible date, farmers who
desire to purchase these machine:
are urged to file their application;
with David Anderson, chairman Of
the County War Board or with the
County Agricultural Agent at once
Applications have been mailed the
War Board with complete infor.
IIldtlOn VI LeTfflS Ol safe. OnlDffle1
of Tractors will start April 1st, anc
they will be sent direct from Detroit
to a central distributing point ir
. this county.
Grandma Gibbs of the Red Cross
was played in Lawton last Tuesday
evening. The town hall of that will
age was crowded to its full capacity
and the Paw Paw talent given a
most cordial and enthusiastic receipt.
ion. "The best play ever given in
, Lawton" was the complimentary!
: manner in which many of the audi
erce expressed their appreciation
The receipts of the evening at 2I
| cents admission amounted to some
7 thing over $4,000, which will be
divided between the Red Cross soci-
: cites of the two villages. After the
: play, the floor was cleared, and music
} provided for those who cared tc