The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-08-23

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Jacobs, who was formerly resident
of this place.
The Mystic Workers of the World
will meet at Memorial Hall, Tues6ay
evening, August 9th. All members
are requested to be present.
Arthur Num- and Harley Mutchler
have been summoned to report at the
Municipal Pier Training Station in
Chicago next Monday for their course
in Naval Training.
Glenn, Warner, A. F. Hulburt,
David Anderson, B. f. Warner, r. w.
Broughton and A. J. Lang attended
the Red Cross picnic held in South
Haven last Saturday.
+. f. Stanley has closed his
machine shop to accept a fine posit-
ion with the Kalamazoo Paper COM
pany. His family will follow him
soon, and they expect to make Kala-
mazoo their future home.
1t will be necessary for election
boards to make prompt returns to the
County Clerk as the law requires the
County Canvassers to meet on Friday
the 30th, inst. to canvass the votes.
The Board will convene on that day
at eleven o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin have as their
guests Mrs. Larkin's sister and hus-
band Mr. and Mrs. David Harvey of
Conneaut, Ohio and Mrs. Golda Ran
kin of Cleveland, Ohio. The party
motored through from Ohio and ex-
pect to remain two weeks.
The press notices from places where
the Big Military Band have appeared
are indeed fattering, and indicate
that patrons of the Paw Paw Chau-
tauqua have a real treat in store next
Sunday. 1t will be fitting climax
to a high class and splendid program.
Don't fail to hear the band next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Larkins enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
their house guests Mr.. ad Mrs. David
Harvey of Conneaut, Ohio and Miss
Golda Rankin of Cleveland, Ohio.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sprague and daughter Thelma and
Miss Nina Salisbury.
A letter from Lloyd c. Held states
that he is at The Great Lakes Naval
Training station. He is well and en-
joying army life thus far, although
rather busy. Lloyd was made Bar
racks chief, during his company's de-
tention and has thirty-six men under
him. He sends best regards to his
Paw Paw friends.
Paw friends states that her son Will
has been in the Navy since last De-
cember He was seriously i'll with
Spinal Meningitis, but has fully re-
covered and is now on the L. S. S.
Vernon having made six trips across
and back. "Billie" Kilmer will be re-
membered by Paw Paw people as a
bright faced charming little boy, adj
mired by everybody, and the admir-
alton will not be the less when it is
known that the little boy has now
grown to manhood and is doing his
duty for Uncle Sam. The Kilmers
now reside in DeKalb, Illinois.
The success of the Tenth Annual
Chautauqua for Paw Paw is now
assured. The attendance thus far
during the week has been as large If
not larger than in some of the former
years, and the programs have met
the approval of the patrons. Mr.
Gillilin's address, or the war message
Of a member of the "Overseas Quar-
tet" either was worth the entire price
of a season ticket, was the universal
comment of those who heard them
All the talent has been first class, and
every body is happy and satisfied
The best part of the program is, the
three best days yet to come. Today
The American Ladies Quartet and f.
j. Powell will furnish the afternoon
program, and the Ladies and DR.
Matthews the evening. The subject
of Mr.. Powell's address in the after
noon will be "The Second Line De.
fense," while in the evening DIR. Mat.
thews will give a marvellous unfold
ing of conditions in the War Zone
Saturday. The Oxford company anC
DIR. Henry Clay Risner with another
Government Message will be on ir
the afternoon, and The Oxford com
pany in comic opera "The Doll" in the
evening. The Oxford company have
been here before, and Chautauqus
patrons are insured treat. Sunday
is the last day, and the big day OF
the week. The big Military BanC
will give the prelude in the afternoon
and Charles Brandon Booth will give
his celebrated lecture, Prison Shadow
ed Homes. In the evening the bif
band will give the closing concert
The Chautauqua grounds should b'
crowded to capacity for both these
: programs. Nothing better has eve
|, been presented to Paw Paw Chau