The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-30

MT. ana MIS-. w. *. Selllck were IN
Detroit the first of this week.
Mrs. George Weston is a guest Of
South Haven friends this week.
Jay Trescott of Hammond, Indiana
was in Paw Paw the first of the week
Mr., and Mrs. r e jennings enter.
tanned relatives from South Bend last
Sunday.
&. +. Chappell is in Detroit for a
visit with his grand daughter, Miss
Helen Harrison
lieutenant Maurice Cole has arriv
ed from Overseas and will probably
soon ae at home again.
Mrs. Josephine Smith has returned
from an extended visit in SchooIcraft
and is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shanahan of
Lawton were guests of her father.
Charles Lake last Sunday.
Attorney Earl C. Pugsley of Hart.
Michigan was in Paw Paw on Circuit
Court business the first of the week
AS usual the school entertainment
last Friday evening was a complete
success and was highly entertaining
Attorney Carl d. Mosier of Do.
wagiac was in Paw Paw last Thurs.
day to attend the funeral of the late
t. A. Sprague.
Miss Bess Harrison has arrived
from Overseas and is expected home
soon. She served in France as Red
Cross nurse.
Dale Harrison of Clarksburg, Vir-
GINA was in Paw Paw this week
Dale las fine position on one of The
papers Of that city.
Mrs. May Hammond Of Decatur
will move to Paw Paw and occupy
the Fowler residence recently vacated
by Prosecutor H. H. Adams.
Many people congregate on the
streets every Wednesday evening to
enjoy the splendid concerts given by
the Paw Paw high school band.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkwood
left on Wednesday for Vicksburg
where they will attend the ceremony
of the unveiling of the monument to
General Shafter. Mr.. Kirkwood was
member of the regiment of which
| General Shafter was in command
The J. Hungerford Smith Grape
Juice company are doubling the
capacity of their plant at Lawton,
and the Welch company are erecting
large plant. This added capacity
will take care of quite a percentage
of the grapes grown in that vicinity.
The big feature of the year at the
Idle Hour theatre comes next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, June 2nd,
and 3rd, when the great Public Health
| film, Git to Win" will be shown.
There will be Matinees each after
noon for ladies only, and the evening
performance will be for men only.
No person under the age of sixteen
will be admitted.
Grant McFarlin has arrived home
from overseas and has been honor
ably discharged from the service.
Grant was member of the celebra-
through the thickest of the fray. He
is looking and feeling fine. Claire
his brother, is in a hospital in New
York city and will be home as soon
as he has had time to recuperate and
be Patched up a Bit"
The last scheduled base ball game
of the county championship series for
the locals was played Tuesday after
noon at South Haven. Paw Paw won
the game by the score of 10 to 6.
Bangor and Paw Paw will now play
for the county championship and the
cup on Field day. Notwithstanding
the fact that Bangor has won two
games from the locals during the
series, the locals expect to return
from Field day with the cup. 1t will
be a game well worth seeing
Chester Campbell is just closing up
one of the most busy seasons of his
career in the Nursery Premium bus
mess. He has mailed approximately
rs, 900 packages of trees and shrubs
during the season, and has employed
at times as many as fifty people.
The business is growing rapidly and
Mr.. Campbell is making extensive i'm
provements in his place of business in
preparation for next year. The offices
are being enlarged and the work
room more conveniently arranged.
He has added job presses and a
power paper cutter, and will take
care of the job printing necessary tc
the business in his own plant. He
goes about his business in a quiet
methodical manner, without any fuss
or ostentation, but is Saving wood