The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-10-04
Guy Hiestand and family and Emily
Burt spent Sunday in Mattawan.

| Guy Hiestand and family and Emily
Burt spent Sunday in Mattawan.
Mr.. Cell and daughter spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Kalamazoo.
The Hiestand Milk wagon has dis
continued the night delivery of milk.
| Attorney Carl Mosier of Dowagiac
was caller at the Court House. on
Monday.
The Ladies of the Third Division
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Addie Hunt this Friday
afternoon.
Will Stanley and family of Battle
Creek have been guests at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
McKendrick the past week.
The meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. Willis Clapp by the w. r. C.
ladies has been postponed until Thurs
day, October 10th. Ladies please
bring thimbles.
, Commencing next week, October
7th, the Idle Hour theatre will be
closed on Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Good features
on every other night in the week.
Superintendent Baker of the Manis-
tee Schools was in Van Buren county
in the interest of the Liberty Loan
last week. He visited the Paw Paw
schools for few hours on Friday.
Lieut.. Murray Boess spent a few
days at home with his mother this
week. Murray is with the Aviation
Corps stationed in Texas, and expects
soon to be called for overseas duty.
Marion DeCraif of Kalamazoo had
the misfortune last weeF to suffer a
painful accident. \ motor cycle on
which he was riding collided with an
automobile. The injuries however
were not serious and he will soon be
out again.
Many from Paw Paw are in Hart
ford this week attending the County
Fair. The local schools closed We'd
nesday to permit the students to be
in attendance, and every one who
could find conveyance took advantage
of it. The fair this year is unusually
good and the attendance large. This
Friday is the closing day, and will
probably see the record crowd of the
week.
Paw Paw village cover the Top"
in six hours is the wonderful record
made by it's citizens on the first day
of the Volunteer subscriptions. The
Gliddenburg District was cover the
Top" at 900 o'clock of the first morn
ing, and so the wonderful record was
made all over the county. Complete
figures are not available yet, but
a magnificent record has been made in
many sections, and in the end, Old
Van Buren, must and will go well
cover the Top" Mr.. Cavanaugh,
chairman of the county committee
gives great credit and highest praise
to members of the various committees
and their loyal corps of assistants
everywhere for the magnificent work.
Royal f. Decker and Mrs. Neil
Chappell are at the head Of the
local committees. Those who have
not volunteered their dollars, and
expressed their Willingness to do
their duty, will be visited by NOM
bers of the committee. 1t is unfair
for any man or woman, who can pos
sibly loan money to their govern
ment in this crisis, to stand back and
let their neighbors do it. If there
are any such persons in this or any
other community, the government
wants TO know who thew are and
where they are located. The boys at
Che front are giving their country
100 per cent efficiency, and the folks
back home must back them up with
100 per cent loyalty. There is no
place in any community for Stacker.