The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-09-19
John Peterson of Kalamazoo spent
the week end with Paw Paw friends.

business trip In the west.
Mrs. j. c. Maxwell spent Wednes-
day in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. VIM. Killefer has returned
from a trip to Chicago where she
visited her son Bill and wife.
Lew Roberts of Britt, Iowa is the
guest of his sister, Mrs Simkins
and family at the Spicer home.
Mrs. Fred Soule and son Richard
have gone to Lansing to spend the
winter at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. VIM. Darby and son Billie of
Valparaiso, Indiana are guests at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Geddes.
Mrs. M. H. McKillip and grandson
Stuart Miller of Chicago, are visiting
at the summer home of DIR. and Mrs.
o. H. Miller at Lake Cora.
w. G. Epley and family of Char
lotte motored to Paw Paw on Satur-
day afternoon and spent the week
end at the Wakeman home.
Quite a delegation of Paw Paw
fans are ordering seats for one of
the world series base ball games in
Chicago next month.
Mrs. G.. A. Cross of Lawrence
spent part of the week with her
daughter, Mrs. F. N. Wakeman and
family.
Charles Mather is in charge of the
Slovenian clothing store while
Harry and Bert are harvesting the
grape crop.
Mrs. D. H. Patterson and children
returned to their home in Chicago
the first of the week, after a visit
with relatives here.
Jay Hinckley and family will move
to town for the winter as soon as the
fall work is completed. They will
occupy the Fred Soule residence.
A. f. Hurlbut, o. w. Rowland of
Paw Paw and G.. A. Cross and Frank
Branch of Lawrence motored to Allie
gan Thursday morning to attend the
58th, annual reunion of the Third
Michigan Cavalry.
G. A. Ironside of Hastings, Mich,
joined his wife and baby here for the
week end at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cross. They
motored home Monday morning.
Zaden Nasser is moving his second
hand store to Lawrence, and is open
for business there to-day in the Jas.
Abrams store. The Shoesmith store
occupied by Mr.. Nasser here has been
purchased by Will Nichols who will
move his billiard parlors to the new
location.
Rev. ]. C. Brown and family will
leave next Monday for Chicago
where he will enter the University
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have made many
friends in this community who will
regret their departure. The True
Northerner joins in best wishes for
their future happiness and welfare.
Homer Smith took another import
ant step in his race to earn a match
with the champion Dempsey, by his
decisive victory over Terry Keller at
the Armory in Kalamazoo last We'd
nesday evening. The first round
demonstrated the fact that Keller
was not in Homer's class, but he was
game clever fighter, and stayed foI
two and a half rounds. Smith floor.
ed him with a vicious uppercut in
the second round, but Keller had
wonderful recuperative powers and
was on his feet again at the count OF
two. He was able to assimilate all
kinds of punishment, but was in such
distress in the third, that referee
IDickerson stopped the bout. The
preliminary between Soldier Pickart
and Mickey Brennan, both of Kala.
mazoo was a slashing six round &c
and the decision of a draw met the
popular approval of the spectators
The semi-fnal between Buddy An.
drews of Kalamazoo and "Red" Zim
mer of Chicago was of short dur
alton. Zimmer was all but out il
the first and Dickerson stopped the
bout to save the Chicago boy furthel
punishment. 1t was great dis
appointment to the crowd that Sailor
Flager did not appear as advertised
1t was through no fault of the man
agement however, and Flager will
probably be barred by the State Box
ing Commission from further bouts