The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-21


last Tuesday.
The Bert Love farm east of town
has been sold to a Mr. Snow of Law
ton.
Work is progressing nicely on the
road grading job east of town, and
will all be in readiness to start the
cement paving as early next spring
as weather will permit.
Oddfellows- keep on with the
good work Don't let the other
fellow beat you to it. Demonstrate
your interest.
Miss Grace Spawn has finished her
labors as trimmer at Mrs. Geddes'
Millinary parlors and returned to
her home in Dewitt, Iowa.
st. Marks Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Mosier on
North Kalamazoo street next Mon
day evening at TOO o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hindenach en-
tertained the members of the Crib
bage club at their home on Monday
evening. This was the first meeting
of the season.
Mrs. Higgs dancing class starts
Friday evening of this week. The
Junior class comes on Saturday
afternoon. Advertising space in this
issue gives particulars, rates, etc.
The cement Culvert east of Bales
corners has been rejected by the
Road engineer which will necessitate
the construction of new one before
the road paving is started next
spring.
J. l. Mcfarland is erecting a small
building just west of Sage's Ham
burg stand on Main street, which he
will occupy as Harness and Shoe
shop. He expects to open the samc
for business early next week.
f. l.. Swan and wife will leave
about December 1st, for Los Angeles
California where they will spend the
winter with Mrs. Swans sister. Their
son Elmer preceded them about a
month ago.
Will Amsterburg had the misfor-
tune to injure his left hand quite
severely in the C. C. Youngs cement
mixer on Tuesday. The injury is a
painful one and will probably lay the
unfortunate man up for some time.
Mrs. Higgs dancing party an
nounced for Thanksgiving night has
been postponed to Friday evening of
the same week. The postponement
was made in order to secure the
Johnson Reifsnider orchestra Of
Kalamazoo.
H. w. Slovenian has purchased
the barn on the Stanley Briggs
property on Elm street and is NOV
ing the same to his farm east of
town. This building is one Of the
Landmarks" of the village and it's
construction and the material which
went into it, would do credit to an
IOr. 80 -
The True Northerner inadvertently
omitted mention of Father Toole's
splendid address to members of the
G. A. r and American Legion at st.
Mary's church Sunday morning prior
to Armistice Day. The address dealt
with the duty of Americans of the
present, and pointed out the dangers
of that "Radicalism" which seems to
permeate the Universe at the present
time. The world is looking to the
American Legion for protection and
as a power for good in every COM
munity, said the speaker in closing.
The Kalamazoo Athletic club an
Inounce the next Boxing show for the
New Armory, Kalamazoo, on Thanks
giving Day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The main go will be between Johnny
X. o. Celmars, middleweight champ
ion of the U. S. Army and "Stock-
yards" Tommy Murphy, one of the
most popular boxers who has worked
in Kalamazoo this season The semi
final will bring together Battling
Hess of Fort Wayne and Stanley
Mcbride, the Chicago "Whirlwind."
Hess made a great hit in the last
Kalamazoo show, and the bout with
Mcbride should be hummer. The
bill also includes good preliminary
the contestants to be announced
later. This bill looks good from top
to bottom and should pack the Ar