The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-08

son, Mr.. Mike Grigoric, Mrs. Hare,
Miss Marion Gillette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Winslow are the
happy parents of a fine baby boy
born to them last Wednesday.
Arba Hawley is still in the hospital
at Kalamazoo but is improving slow
ly from a siege of typhoid fever.
William Stoddard of Grand Rapids
was in Paw Paw Thursday. He was
at one time a resident of Paw Paw.
Judge l.. B. Des Voignes went to
his home town, Cassopolis, Tuesday
to vote, returning to Paw Paw in the
evening.
LaRue Chappell has received notice
that his application for admission to
the Officers Training Camp has been
accepted, and he will report for duty
soon.
Attention is called to the auction
"ad" in this issue for Rev. E. J. For
sythe of Lawrence. The sale will be
next Tuesday, November 18th, on
what is known as the "Engelhart
Farm" on the west shore of Lake
Cora.
C. A. Weidenfeller, formerly Repre-
sentative from Van Buren, county in
the state Legislature, was returned in
the election Tuesday as Representa-
tive from Kalamazoo county. His
election is pleasing to his host Of Van
Buren county friends. Congratula-
tions, Weld!
Duane Mosier of the Attorney
Generals department and Paul
Broughton of the Insurance depart
Iment, both of Lansing, were home
for the week end, and remained over
for election Tuesday. Duane while
here took a physical examination for
admission to some Military Officers
training camp.
The Michigan Agricultural College
declares that more than $4,000 high
bush barberries were destroyed in
Michigan during the campaign con-
Quoted last summer to drive this bush
from the state. There still remain
however especially around old country
plac and in cemeteries many bar
berry bushes and the cooperation and
assistance of every citizen is request
ed in the determination of this danger
Gus shrub.
Carl Mosier of Dowagiac, son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. c.. Mosier of Paw Paw
was elected to the office of Prose-
cutting attorney Of Cass County last
Tuesday by approximately 100 over
his democratic opponent. This splen-
did majority in a county which is
ordinarily considered "Close" in any
campaign is a wonderful tribute TO
the efficiency as an attorney, and
popularity as citizen of the former
Paw Paw boy. Congratulations, Carl
Alumni of the NJ. A. C.-such Of
them as are not in France-will go
back to the campus on November 10th
for their annual autumnal reunion.
A foot ball game between the NJ. A.
! c. and Notre Dame teams, with an
athletic tournament and military re-
view by members Of the Student army
training corps of the college will be
the central feature of the reunion
ceremonies. Invitations to attend
have been extended to the public and
to a number of notable guests by the
college.
George b. Gould, register of deeds
elect, was in Paw Paw the first of the
week. He is at present taking treat
ment at the Burleson hospital in
Grand Rapids, but expects to move his
family to Paw Paw soon. He has
rented the Butterfield residence, for
merly occupied by Deputy Sheriff
Cone. Mr. Gould is probably the
youngest man ever elected to the
Office Of Register of Deeds of Van
Buren county. He -will assume the
duties of the Office on January 1st,
next.
On December 1st, next, there will
established at Camp Fremont, Cali
fornia, An Infantry Officers Training
School capacity 10000 students, for
the purpose Of turning out Second
Lieutenants of Infantry. All draft
registrants between the ages Of 18 to
46 years are eligible, except regis
,trants in deferred classification on
account of industry, occupations OF
employment including agriculture