The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13

hne Baccauaureate address to the
Seniors at the M. E. church last Sun
day evening.
Boyd Clapper has sold his farm to
a Polish family of Pittsburg, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapper will make their
future home in Cleveland, Ohio.
We understand that the John w.
Free Company. Bankers, have pur-
chased the Van Fossen block on the
corner of Main and South Kalamazoo
streets.
VIM Signor of Gobleville is here at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Glenn
Markillie. Mr. Signor was injured
quite badly by fall recently and is
here to recuperate.
Married at the Methodist Parson-
age in Paw Paw on Tuesday, June 10.
Basil S. Brundage and Miss Anna Nj.
Harbolt, both of Kendall. Rev.
Arthur Trott was the officiating
clergyman.
Free and Mutchler are furnishing
the pipe for a water main from the
lake on Towers farm to the cement
work on the road east of Paw Paw.
Work on the new pavement is now in
Lieutenant Edgar d. Wallace has
from Overseas and is with
his mother Mrs. c. E. Wallace, at her
summer home at Lake Cora. The
Lieutenant was a member of the
First Division. 28th, Infantry.
Mrs. j. H. Lee and family of De-
troit. and Mrs. F M. Bell and family
of Sturgis motored from Sturgis to
Paw Paw last Sunday to spend the
day at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w .McCabe, returning
in the evening.
The remains of Milo Warner were
brought here from Comstock and
buried in Prospect cemetery last Sun
day, Mrs. Olivia Woodman officiating
Deceased was formerly resident of
Paw paw and will be remembered by
many. He was sixty years of age
and leaves a wife and two sons.
There will be a special Communi-
cation of Paw Paw lodge No. 25 F.
and A. NJ. next Tuesday evening for
The purpose of comforting the Third
Degree Refreshments will be served
and every member of the lodge who
can do so is urgd to be
present to assist in the work.
A meeting Of the stock holders of
the Wolverine Cooperative company
limited is announced for Saturday
afternoon. June 21st, for the purpose
Of considering the advisability of
up the affairs of the COM
Dany and dissolving the association.
The meeting will be held at the Offices
Of the company on South Gremps
street.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Curtiss Of the
of their daughter Miss
Lottie Ruth to Mr.. Charles D. Sails
oury of Elkhart, Indiana. The we'd
ling will take place in Chicago, June
the fourteenth. Mr.. Salisbury is
conductor on the New York Central
Railroad. After an extended honey
moon the young couple will be at
nome at 6640 Maryland Ave-, Chicago
The Missionary society of the Bap>
tist church held a very interesting
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Johnson on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Shouffler conducted the
which dealt with the Baptist
of world reconstruction, as
outlined by the Northern Baptist con
vention which recently met at Den-
YER, Colorado. The men of the church
Joined the crowd in a pot-luck supper
in the evening.
C. C .Giddings was in Toledo this
week for new Overland cars. He was
there for that purpose last week but
didn't get the cars. He was unfor~
tunate enough to arrive in Toledo on
the evening of the big strike riot at
the Overland Factory. He attempt
ed to drive car from the factory, but
was informed by the strike leaders,
that if he drove the car from the
yards he would be killed, and the
machine torn into bits. Charley has
plenty of "Nerve" but used good
judgment in taking the strikers at
their word and leaving his cars until
some future date.
M. H. Young joined Messrs. Walter
Hodge and Mr.. Blaney of Kalamazoo
last Thursday for trip to Lansing
in the interest of the "Paved Way"
through Van Buren, county. The
State Highway Department assured
these gentlemen that the paving,
which has been started in Kalamazoo
county would be extended to Paw
Paw and join are main street paving