The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-15

DaVlu ANDERSON was In chicago on
business the first of the week.
A unique musical program was en-
joyed last Wednesday by the seventh
grade.
Mrs. H. A. Cole and daughter
Margaret were Kalamazoo visitors
on Saturday.
The ladies of the Coterie have sold
their little cottage back of their club
house to Leland Warner.
Florence Pepper has been teaching
the sixth grade this week, Miss
Stevens being i'll with measles.
Miss Mary O'Grady returned home
last Friday from a two weeks So
journ with relatives and friends in
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Let The True Northerner do your
Auction advertising. Circulation is
what counts. We have it, and can
guarantee publicity.
Mrs. Frank Stapleton of Decatur
has been in the city the past week.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy War
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Shower
man.
Duane Mosier of Lansing and Carl
Mosier of Dowagiac were called to
Paw Paw the first of the week by the
serious illness Of their father, VIM.
c. Mosier.
Many have been unable to get
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Grandma Gibbs of the Red Cross,
and a full house is anticipated on
Saturday night.
Mrs. H. H. Adams returned home
from Lawton last Saturday after
spending two weeks in that city
assisting in the care of brother-in-
law who passed away last week
Wednesday.
The fifth grade of the local schools
have the proud distinction of going
! through a whole week without
single word being missed in the
spelling lessons. There are twenty
six pupils in the grade. and it is a
fine record.
There will be record breaking
crowd at the Opera House tonight to
see Grandma Gibbs of the Red Cross
Those who desire to attend the pro-
duction on Saturday evening may
have reservations made at any time
after Saturday morning.
The True Northerner ,advertises
auction sales this week for w. D..
Davis and F. o. Cochran on the
Giles Spencer place east Of Glendale
on Tuesday, March 10Th. and for
Jeff Jennings near Reynolds Lake on
Wednesday, March Goth. See liberal
space in this issue for details.
If you are not going to see "Grand
ma Gibbs of the Red Cross" at the
Opera House tonight, go to the Idle
Hour to see Clara Kimball Young in
1.-THE Price She Paid" If you see
Clara Kimball Young tonight, go to
the Opera House tomorrow evening
to see the home talent play "Grand-
ma Gibbs of the Red Cross"
Practically every seat on the floor
at the Opera House is sold for
Grandma Gibbs of the Red Cross"
tonight, and many have been unable
to make reservations. The play will
be repeated on Saturday night as an
nourced, and those who desire to at
tend on that evening may get seats
reserved at Longwell Bros. store at
any time on Saturday.
The Republican Township commit
tee have named Roy l.. Tuttle to
head the ticket as candidate for Sup
ervisor vice Paul Smith who leaves
soon to take up his duties as Agri-
cultural Agent for Mecosta County.
Roy is a young man of ability, known
and we'll liked by everybody in the
township, and will be an acceptable
candidate to fill the vacancy.
Master Turner Longwell was host
to a few of his young friends last
Saturday afternoon from three until
six o'clock. A very elaborate lunch
con was served by his mother assist
ed by Miss Sadie Busley and Mrs.
f. B. Longwell. The table decora
tions were pink and white, the center
piece being a beautiful basket filled
with favors for the young guests.
running to the plates. The Place
CdTOS were pink IOScS. All piCoChs
voted it the party of the season
The guests present were the Misses
Donna Hinckley, Catherine Maxwell,
Jean Warner, and the Masters Chas.
Millen and Wynn Wakeman.
A letter from the -Prater
party to Paw Paw friends dated
March 9Th, stated that they were in
Georgia and homeward bound. We
clip the following from the Datona
Daily News, Florida, issue of March
6th:-"Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Aseltine
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Prater of Paw
Paw, Michigan, drove in from Miami
Saturday evening and pitched their
tent in Marshall park for few days
sightseeing in this vicinity. They
left Tuesday morning very much
pleased with this section of the state.
The party had neat trai&er camp
i ing outfit and its members are enjoy
ing the outdoor life very much, hav-
ing slept in hotels only nine nights
since leaving Michigan on the day
\ a flor Thar giving They saw con-