The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24

The Friday club will meet this
week at the home of Mrs. Emma r
Smith.
Mrs. A. o .Duncombe and daughter
Mrs. Frances Riley left on Tuesday
for Bozeman, Montana where they
will remain with Mr., Duncombe dur
ing the winter months.
Don't lose the opportunity this
week to contribute your mite to the
Roosevelt Memorial fund. Every
contributor will have an interest in
the memorials, to which future gener
ations will point with pride.
Advertised letters at the Paw
Paw post office, October oath, 1919:
Frank Chancellor, Henry Esnond, w.
w. Harris, Chas. P. Heuser, Harry
Manning, Joseph Paul, l.. Guadal-
upe Ramires, Mrs. Addie Thomas, C.
F. Zurawski. H. A. Cole, Postmaster
The next really big feature announ-
ced for the Idle Hour theatre is "The
Birth of Race" which comes for
two nights October 31st, and Novem-
Der 1st. This picture has had won
derful run in all the big cities and is
said to surpass that great feature
"The Birth of Nation"
The Coterie club opens next week
Wednesday October 29th, with a re-
ception for the officers new members
and the teachers of our public schools
Mrs. Burritt Hamilton State Feder-
alton president will be present and
the Isabella club of Lawton has been
invited for the occasion.
The resignation of d. R. Thavei
as Rural Carrier from the local post
office has necessitated several changes
in the force. Frank Holcomb, regu-
lar clerk has been transferred to
Rural Route 2; Auxiliary Carrier Ella
Curtis takes Holcomb's place as regu-
lar clerk; Auxiliary Carrier Theo
Areaux goes to Regular Carrier in
Curtis place and Robert M. Bangs
becomes Auxiliary Carrier in Areaux's
place.
The October conference of leaders
Of boys groups, which is conduct
by the County Young Mems Christian
is to be held in the par
lors of the Presbyterian church at
Paw Paw, next Sunday afternoon,
from two to six o'clock. f. w. Gray
State District Secretary of Michigan
and Roy Mcpherson, Boys Work
Secretary of the Kalamazoo Y. M. c..
A. will be the principal speakers.
Teachers of Sunday School classes of
boys are especially invited to be
present as a strong program of work
for leaders of boys will be presented
by Messrs. Gray and McPhearson.
James Marcelletti has purchased
the old basket factory in Paw Paw
and is making extensive plans to
operate the same next season. Mr.
Marcelletti has been quite an i'm
portant figure in the crane industry
here for the past two years, and the
price paid by him last season and
the quantity Of fruit purchased
probably had something to do with
the high prices in this
community. He goes the limit on
whatever he tackles and those who
know him best predict that his ope-
alton of the Basket Factory will
mean an important and valuable in
dustry in this community.
This week, men, women and child
rem throughout the United States
its Island and Territorial possessions,
and Americans all over the World
are engaged in raising a fund to
provide memorials to Col. Theodore
In many instances the
political enemy and vitriolic critic Of
when living, like Editor
George Newett of Ispheming, Michi-
gan, is the champion and admirer of
Roosevelt dead. Mr. Newett, against
whom Roosevelt brought suit for
libel following a hot national cam
paign, now heads the Memorial COM
mittee in his home city. Mr.. Newett
like every other American realizes
now and freely admits that the prin-
ciples of citizenship and high patriot
ism which the Great American pos
sessed are things which must forever
be an example and an inspiration to
the whole country. So it is that this
week, there are people of every race
and creed and color and political
affiliation ready with their services
and their gifts to promote the Roose-
velt Memorial Fund. Roosevelt be-