The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-24
Little Marjorie Jacobs is very ill
and under the doctors care.

Little Marjorie Jacobs is very i'll
and under the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs LaRue Chappell are
camping at Gravel Lake this week.
Mrs. Amanda Andrews and Mrs.
Stanley Briggs were in Kalamazoo
last Friday.
Charles Robinson and A N. Nichol-
as of Lawrence were in Paw Paw on
Wednesday.
The Decker Beattie- Decker Buick
Garage and Buick service Station is
now open ready for business with J.
S. Douglas an expert Buick mechanic
in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
have moved here and reside in one
of the Longwell houses on Oak
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Graham Wells of
Detroit were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
LaRue Chappell few days of last
week.
st. Marks Guild will meet with
Mrs. Lainie Higgs at her apartments
in the Franc Warner home on next
Monday evening.
David Burk and family are plan
ming to move to their home in the
village soon. They purchased the
fine w. H Hall residence.
Mrs. Higgs announces the opening
of the season with a Social Dancing
party in the Maple City club rooms
on Halloween night, October 31st.
John Robinson of Allegan was in
Paw Paw on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Robinson was formerly a resi-
dent of Lawrence, but late years has
been in Allegan, where his son. DIR.
A. l.. Robinson resides.
Mrs. Mary Welch left this week
to spend the winter at the home Of
her niece, Mrs. Ruby Jordan, near
Charlotte. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Clara Holt who will be a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan for few
weeks
The Board of Supervisors are still
"Grinding Away. The work done so
! far has been mostly the usual routine
work of the session, and it is prob
able that the extra matters to come
before the board will not be disposed
! of until we'll into next week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Craven have
sold their farm west of town, and
are looking for home in the village.
Max Cedar of Gary. Indiana is the
purchaser and will take possession of
the farm about the first of Novem-
! ber
Lincoln H. Titus of Kalamazoo. l.
E. Riford of Benton Harbor, Coy w.
/ Hendricks of Dowagiac, Fred G. Cog
shall, James f. Chandler and Willard
C BesseN of South Haven were
among the out of town attorneys in
attendance at the opening of Circuit
, Coult c., --cnIay.
Several Paw Paw fans went to
Kalamazoo last Friday evening to
witness one of the best boxing cards
ever staged by the Kalamazoo Athle-
! tic club The next show announced
bv the club is for Armistice Day,
November 11th. The program and
full particulars will be announced in
later issue.
One of the finest entertainments
ever given in Paw Paw was the
Althea Players at the Opera House
last Saturday evening. Every mem
Der of the company is a star, and
the excellence of this first number
of the High School Lyceum course
should awaken interest in the remain
ing numbers. The crowd was small
on Saturday night, and it will be
necessary to dispose of large num-
Der of additional season tickets il
this year is a financial success. The
couSse provided for this season is
excellent and merits the support of
every citizen Of the community who
enjoys high class entertainment
Scoutmaster Nickless makes the
following announcement of interest
to every scout. "The boy scouts and
their boy and girl friends are asked
to remember the Halloween Party
which will be given in the Scout Hall
on Saturday night of this week. We
will come together about seven
o'clock. We expect to have lots of
real fun as we'll as some good re-
freshments which will be prepared