The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-07

guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
rison, east of town.
: Don't forget the High School Ban
Benefit Dance at the Opera Hous
this evening. The band will give
concert before dancing begins. Blu.
a ticket and boost the band
The Ladies of the Coterie will
serve dinner in the Coterie Clul
rooms on Armistice day, Tuesda.
November 11th. Those who patron
ize the ladies on this occasion ar,
assured of a fine dinner.
Frank L. Miller is in Chicago OF
business this week.
Bert Colburn and son Myron have
taken rooms with Mrs. ]. D. Sails.
Rev Arthur Trott was in st
Joseph on Tuesday and Wednesday
to attend the M. E. District Confer
ence.
| Advertised Letters:- c. B. Mar
shall, Miss Saline Sheeby, Miss Vir'
ginia, Route 6; c. S. Weaver, Glen
dale.
/ st. Marks Guild will meet with
Mrs. Charles G. Davis on Monday
evening. Roll call response
practical Suggestions"
Alva Burt was home from Kalama
zoo to spend Sunday with his family
They are planning to move to that
city where Alva has employment.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Church of Christ will serve a
Cafeteria Supper in the Church par
lors on Thursday evening, November
18th, from 500 to 7:00.. Come!
The Baptist Church Choir furnish
ed the music at st. Marks church on
Sunday afternoon. Their kindness
was highly appreciated and the music
much enjoyed by the congregation.
Arthur Buys and wife left on
Tuesday for Florida where they will
spend the winter. They were joined
by a brother Otis Buys and wife OF
Chicago and the party will make the
trip by auto.
The Progressive Farmers club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Bale on Thursday of this week. A
fine program was enjoyed, one of the
features being an address by Hon.
Jason Woodman.
st. Marks Guild met at the home
of Mrs. J. C. Maxwell on Monday
afternoon. The guest of honor, the
Rev. James H. Bishop of st. Paul's
church of Dowagiac, gave an instruct
i've talk, after which refreshments
were served and a pleasant social
time enjoyed.
The Roosevelt Memorial Drive is
not yet completed. Owing to the
busy times some precincts have been
unable to complete the work, which
will be resumed at the close of the
Red Cross Membership Drive. Not
single citizen of Van Buren coun-
ty would approve of closing the work
unfinished, and report deficiency in
Van Buren county. The quota is
small, and nothing short of "Over the
Top" will be satisfactory to the coun-
ty. Let's finish the job at the close
of the Red Cross Drive.
1t begins to look as though the
&" Weather Man" was arranging
things just right for the Big kmeri-
can Legion day in Paw Paw next
Tuesday. A cold wave with occasion
al snow furries struck this section
the first of the week, but the skies
have cleared and fair weather is
promised for next week. The citi-
zens of Van Buren county have been
looking forward for many weeks to
this event, and the local boys have
plans all completed for the entertain
ment of visitors. Among the big
events are a Boxing Match, Base
Ball Game and Raffling of fine
Overland Car. Alexander and Kille-
fer, star battery of the Chicago Cubs
are scheduled to play with the local
boys, and the Stationers of Kalama-
zoo, champions of Southern Michigan
Will be the opposing team. Tickets
on the Auto have been selling for
weeks, and many more will be sold
before the drawing. Any one car
well afford to take chance on this
car. There will be music galore, and
Brocatto's Big orchestra has been
secured to furnish the music for the
Pavement Dance" The High school
Band will play during the day, and