The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-08-02

charge OF the store during their 40
9 sence.
{ Clyde Ruel was called to report a
the Kalamazoo War Board Saturda,
! Ola Thompson left for Camp Custe
Monday. Harley Campbell and Allel
Redding are landed safely in Francs
and Bonnie Hopkins has been trans
ferred from Camp Custer to New
York.
The F. B. Church and Sunday
school have eight stars on their ser
vice flag.
Guy Theyer has moved into the
Minnie Holloway house.
John Berniece of Vestaberg has
been calling on friends here.
M. w. Clement and family and
Mrs. Adriance and Annabelle spent
Thursday with Rev. and Mrs. Goltz
in Plainwell. Mrs. Adriance and Miss
Annabelle remained over Sunday,
Mr.. Goltz has resigned his pastorate
in Otsego and after taking months
vacation will begin his passionate at
the First Congregational church at
Rochester.
The F. B. Aid society met Wednes-
day with Mrs. Glenn Smith.
Newman and Bingham have pur-
chased the Merrifeld building west
of the News office and will move
there soon.
Marion Fritz visited in Blooming
dale last week.
A. H. Merrifeld and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolla Bush and Floy Trim
drove to Lansing Sunday.
Charles Howard and family left
Wednesday for an Overland" tour
to New York.
Mrs. Hopper is gaining nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whiting held
Mothers week" at their home. Both
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Writings mothers
spent last week with them.
Mrs. H. Sheldon received word
Saturday night that her grand son,
Monsace Sheldon, was at deaths
door. She started at once by auto
but when she arrived he had passed
away. Just a week previous to his
death he had visited her. He COM
planned of a swelling on his head,
back of his ears that was very pain
full. DR.. Wescott dressed it and told
him he must be very careful as it
might prove dangerous. He return
ed to his home where it became worse
and went to the hospital to have it
lanced, but it broke inside his head
which caused his death. He had
J spent the greater part of his life
here and was one of the graduates
of our school two years ago. His
school mates and friends are shock
ed at his untimely death.
The members of the Eastern Star
met with Mrs. VIM. Markillie Tues
day and sewed for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Dorgan has returned from
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Ida Cole and son Rodger Of
Allegar and daughter Marjorie of
Ohio who havs been visiting at the AL
Wauchek home are guests of Paw
Paw relatives this week.
| E. o. Feeley is home from the
Great Lakes Training Station to visit
his father who is critically ill.
Mrs. Nancy Coy of Kalamazoo who
has been the guest at the p. Bush
home went to South Haven Saturday
night. Miss Percy Bush accompan-
led her there where she will visit her
sister Mrs. A. B. Chase.
The w. r. c. and G. A. r. held one
of their birthday dinners at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb and enjoyed
an excellent dinner under the beauti-
full Maple trees in front of the house
and spent very pleasant social time
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers extend
ed an invitation to come to their
home south of town for the next
birthday gathering which will be held
at this pleasant home on August 9th.
f. M. Bailey of Detroit called on
| friends here Saturday.
The Misses Lucille and Mable
Meyers entertained seven girls at
l"Slumber Party" while their parents
were away.
Miss Stella Coldsnow of Jackson
has been visiting friends here and at
North Point.
A seven passenger auto, well load
ed with friends spent the week end
at Rev. Lemons. Three of the young
people sang in the choir Sunday
morning, one young lady and one of
the men each sang a solo which was
splendid. They were accompanied or
the piano by one of this party.
The gates at crossing being up,
Arthur TORY supposed it was safe