The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21

plans to give his Paw Paw patrons
the best there is.
A letter from Merrill Fuller orders
his paper sent to 208 Columbia
building, Cleveland, Ohio, where he
has fine position as fruit Inspector
for the California Fruit Growers Ex-
change. He states that he will think
of his Paw Paw friends when samp-
ling the lucious fruit.
Bill Killefer has been mustered out
of military service, and will now try
to get little recreation until the Is,
of March when he will report to the
Chicago Nationals for the spring
training trip to Pasadena, California
Mrs. j. b. Patrick and two sons
left the first Of the week for Chicago
where they will spend week among
friends and then go on to Northern
Wisconsin for an extended visit with
her parents. They will be away
about month.
The University School of Music at
Ann Arbor announces that Enrico
Caruso, the distinguished Italian
Tenor of the Metropolitan Opera
company will be heard in a miscel-
laneOus program of arias and patri-
otic songs in the city Of Ann Arbor
on Monday evening, March third
A card dated from Los Angeles
California, February 14th, states
that the Duncombes are we'll and en-
joying ideal weather in the land of
sunshine. 'Have been trying to find
apartments for two weeks, the card
reads. "They say there are 1000
apartment houses and hotels here,
but we rode in an automobile all one
day and could not find a single va
cant apartment"
A new tractor school, for the in
struction of men who would like to
learn how to operate and repair
these farm machines, will be opened
at the Michigan Agricultural school
in Lansing on March third Infor-
nation relative to this course may be
obtained by writing to Ashley M.
lBerTidge, director of short courses
at the M. A. G..
Manager Reeves announces the
seven reel feature "The Whip" for
Saturday afternoon and evening of
this week. Childrens' Matinee at
2:30 p. M, admission, children six
cents, adults fifteen cents. Evening,
usual prices ten and fifteen cents.
This is celebrated feature and
should be seen by every one who en-
joys the movies. Good comedy reel
will also be shown.
Following is the list of delegates
selected on Wednesday to attend
Democratic State convention to be
held in the city cf Lansing on Friday
February 21st. Thomas j. Cavan-
augh,A. Lynn Free, Mrs. Belle John
son, Paw Paw; Newton Foster, Keel
er; C. A. Runyan, Emily Runyan,
South Haven; Grace Harwick, An
drew H. Campbell, C. f. Hosmer,
Antwerp; o. M. Vaughan, Gertrude
Enlow, Covert; Edward Finley, f. M.
Zuver. Hartford; Robert Vickers,
Bloomingdale; Omar Miller, Bangor.
If Michigan women wish their
votes to count on Election day, they
must call upon their city and town
ship clerks in person and be regis
tered, according to A. G.. Dougherty,
deputy attorney general of Michigan.
The attorney generals department
holds that Telephone registration is
not sufficient, for the law requires
that person registering must
appear in person before his or her
name can be entered in the books.
If registrations have been made by
telephone, they can be challenged on
election day. Women who wish to
vote will do well to make a call in
person at the registration Office"
Charles Giddings, the popular and
hustling Overland automobile dealer
of Lawton, has rented the Sellick
store building, and will open sales
room here next week. In addition
to line of Overland and Willys
Knight cars, Mr.. Giddings will carry
line of Pennsylvania Tires in all
sizes, tubes, and complete line of
, accessories. He will move to Paw
: Paw and make this place his home,
, as soon as a suitable house can be
, secured. Mr.. and Mrs. Giddings are
fine people, well known here and will
be welcomed as permanent residents
; of this village. Mr.. Giddings has