The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

II. L. Barber was home for over
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Smith visited in Kala-
mazoo last Saturday.
Mrs. Orrin w. Kaye was a visitor
In Kalamazoo last Saturday.
Eli Trey has been quite sick the
past week with an attack Of the Grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. DIS voignes
returned to their home in Cassopolis
Saturday morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Clara
woodman will be sorry to learn that
she is again obliged to return to the
hospital in Kalamazoo for at least
three weeks treatment.
Next Wednesday February 9th,
the program at the Coterie will be as
follows: Music in charge Of Miss
Mae Brumstead; Book Review, Goods
Country and the Woman" written by
James Oliver Curwood, Mrs. Emma
X. Smith; Discussion; Chairman, Mrs.
Elvira Morrison.
Mrs. M. d. Buskirk and Mrs. B. l..
Breed entertained a company Of
ladies at the home of Mrs. Breed last
Saturday afternoon. The occasion
was in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Arminta Spicer who passed her
seventy-sixth milestone. Pedro was
enjoyed after which dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
All departed wishing the guest of
honor many happy returns of the day.
Those who contemplate taking the
Rural Carriers civil service examin-
alton either m Paw Paw or South
Haven on March 9th, as announced In
the columns of The True Norsherner
last week should see the local sec
retary of the Civil service commission
at either one of the above mentioned
post offices and get application blanks
at once. The examination will be
held to fill vacancy in the rural force
at Grand Junction, and any other
vacancies that may later occur in Van
Buren, county.
\ tnautiful Sc vice Flag was de
dicated to the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning, and the church
was filled to capacity to hear the
splendid Dedicatory Program. The
flag was presented to the church by
Mrs. f. H. Harvey in memory of her
late husband, Edward H. Harvey. 1t
contains now total of eighteen stars
and following is the Roll Of Fl ,nor:-
Maurice Cole, Fred Latshaw, Ralph
Jennings, Ross Wilkins, Kenneth Will
Kins, Lynn Lake, Lloyd Harvey, Carl
Burlington, Glenn Slovenian, Frank
Isbell, Howard Parks, Carl Wilson.
Herbert Bassett, Lynn Reynolds,
Adelbet Mcguire, Dale Hinckley, Lynn
Salisbury and Ollie Hogar.
Mrs. w. w. Marr is suffering a
fractured limb as the result of fall
last week Wednesday. At the time
of the accident, she thought it to be
only a sprain and did not call a
physician until week later, when it
was discovered that one Of the bones
of the lower limb was fractured just
above the ankle. 1t is a painful in
jury which will require some time TO
heal II would seem as though the
Marr family was having more than
its share of trouble. Mr.. MARI has
been i'll and unable to work since early
last fall, and is just now beginning
TO get out and around again. Surely
there must be "Silver Lining" that
will shine through the clouds for Mr..
and Mrs. Marr soon.
A letter from Mrs. Will Payne, sent
from st. Petersburg, Florida encloses
the following "Daily Food Calendar"
for the benefit of Paw Paw friends
in this "Wheatless and Meatless"
season:-The schedule Is made in
accordance with the u. S. Food Ad-
ministration orders, and is in force in
hotels and public eating places
throughout the land. Sunday,-Break-
fast Wheatless, meat allowed; Din
ner, meatlessy wheat allowed; Supper,
open. Monday,-Breakfast meatless
and wheatless; Dinner wheatless,
meat allowed; Supper wheatless, meat
allowed; Tuesday Breakfast meat
less, wheat allowed; Dinner meatless
wheat allowed; Supper meatless and
wheatless; Wednesday, - Breakfast
wheatless, meat allowed; Dinner
wheatless, meat allowed; Supper