The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-04-05
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Pau Pau and Vicinity

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citation for the prompt response TO
our appeal for subscription MONEY
last week. We thank the many who
have responded to the call, and at
the sa ne time urge those who have
not done SO to let us hear from them
at their very earliest convenience.
II you received a statement of sub
seription account, kindly give it your
prompt attention, and if you did not
get a statement, won't you please
look at the date opposite your name
on margin of paper.--1f it does not
read April 1-191S or some later date
please attend to renewal. You pay
us, then we can pay our obligations.
The response has been most liberal,
and we sincerely believe that every
person indebted to us on subscription
will give the matter prompt atten-
tSon
Wait for "The Savages."
Father Clarson is in Detroit this
week.
John Burns is on the sick list this
week.
The Junior play will be a "Hum-
mer."
Did you know that Cinderella was
Irish?
G.. S. Scovel and family moved
this week onto the farm just west of
the village belonging to G. w. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Searls are NOV
ing into the Jones residence in the
eastern part of the village this week.
Harold Salyer formerly of Paw
Paw and now of Hillsdale, was call
ing on friends here the first of the
week.
Paul Broughton has returned to his
duties in the Secretary Of States
Office at Lansing after spending a
week with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Colburn motored
to Decatur Wednesday. Mrs. Colburn
remained there to spend the balance
of the week with relatives.
The Eastern Star at the last meet.
ing voted to adopt" and care for
one French orphan baby. Everyone
rs willing to assist in the care Of the
innocent little victims of this cruel
war.
Fred Mau spent last week in Chi
eago. 1t was rumored during Fred's
absence that he would bring Mrs.
Mau back with him, but Fred says
Nothing doing, No Wedding Bells
for me-"
Jay Harrington and family are
moving into the Barr house east of
the school house. This will seem to
them just like coming home, as they
occupied this house previous to their
moving to Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Warner had as
guests for dinner on Easter Sunday,
Mrs. Jennie Warner and two sons
Glenn and Leland Warner, Wilber
Warner and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Warner and little son.
Should a lady ask you tomorrow
TO please buy a Liberty Bond, if
you can possibly raise the money, be
man and an American citizen loyal
and true and raise your hat and say
''Yes, for the sake of my mother, my
wife, my daughter and you. l will
Two jury cases were tried last
week, Jake Winstein ct al. VS.. Lester
Jennings, ct al.-Judgment for 1927
40 was given the plaintiff. Evan H
n. Griffiths VS.. Oscar Karmson, in
which plaintiff asked damages OF
$5,000.00 for alienation of his wife's
affections. The Jury returned YER
DICT in favor of plaintiff for $4,000
A letter from Mrs. Nell Raleigh
Moulton of Grand Rapids to Paw
Paw friends states that Irwin HUI
bert died suddenly in that city last
Monday. On Saturday he went dowr
town to SOC the soldiers off, anc
suffered c stroke of apoplexy on the
way home, passing away at two
o'clock in the afternoon. He leaves
a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Maudt
Mulder and Mrs. Edith Waters anc
enc soil, Fred Hubert. The family
all live in Grand Rapids except Mrs
Waters whose home is in Atlanta
eeorgia. Mr.. and Mrs. Huber