The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-14
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howe were in
Kalamazoo last Saturday.

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Wm. Howe were In
Kalamazoo last Saturday.
"Old Aunt Sally" with "Miss Felicia
is good rarured old soul, only a
trifie bossy.
Mrs. Roy Tuttle has been assisting
in the County Treasurer's office dur
ing the past week.
Leo Warner was home for a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. +. Warner on Friday last.
The Third Division of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Presbyterian church
will serve an Easter Tea. The date
and particulars will be announced at
later date.
Mrs. Della >MacLaren is enjoying a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Byron
c. Ingalls, of Toledo, Ohio, who
arrived Tuesday and expects to re-
main several weeks.
| Mrs. Merrett, returned to the home
of. her daughter, Mrs. Frank Miller
on Monday. Mrs. Merrett had been
guest of her daughter in Jackson
for the past ten weeks.
Next Wednesday, will be aye Olde
Time" day at the Coterie, in charge
OF program committee and officers.
Old time music, recitations, etc.
Meinbers, SO far as possible, are ask
ed to appear Iii "Olde Time Costume"
The third number of the Paw Paw
Lyceum course will be "The Century
Lyceum orchestra" at the Opera House
Thursday evening, March Goth. This
is a six piece orchestra and comes
highly recommended. A real musical
treat is anticipated.
Miss Elva Packer was called to
Hartford last Thursday to attend the
funeral of her niece, Mrs. Irving f.
Johnson, who died at her home in La
Fayette, Indiana after a brief illness
of pneumonia Deceased was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira ID. Spaulding
of Hartford, and was twenty-one
years of age.
Manager Reeves announces the
following attractions for Friday and
Saturday nights of this week and
Sunday night. Friday and Saturday,
"The Lone Wolf" featuring Bert Ly-
tell and Hazel Dawn. Eight reels
an da fine picture at regular prices.
Sunday "His Birthright" featuring
the celebrated Japanese actor, Sessee
Hayakawa. Several big features are
coming during the month Of April, in
cluding "To He'll with the Kaiser"
and Theda Bara in cleopatra"
The following is taken from letter
from f. w. Green of Hillsdale, enclos-
ing remittance for subscription re-
newal:-I want to keep in touch with
Paw Paw and vicinity. It's where |
spent twenty-three years of my
middle life (three miles east) and en-
joyed very many pleasant associations
It's where my two boys, Burt F. and
George w. were born, and received
their early education, graduating
from Paw Paw High in 88 and 80.
Am always interested in the school
items. Was especially so, in the
article entitled "The League of Ma
tions" by Miss Lena Markham. 1t
was fine and represents true Ameri
canism.
The operette, "The Pennant" will
be given by the schools as number
on the Lyceum Course, the evenin
of March 27 and %. Miss Brumstead
has charge of the music, Miss England
the Dialogue, and Miss Sullivan is
accompanist. Following is the cast
of characters: Jack Lawson, Mitt
Dow; Lord Woody Rich, Vincent
Lewis; Levi Lender, Donald Nash;
: Verdant Green, Edison Root; Jeremiah
Bond, Lloyd Holcomb; Bennie Owen,
Nelson Waters; Mason, Irwin Fisher;
Harding, Frank Newlands; Doris
Bond, Irene Gibbs; Mrs. Jeremiah
Bond, Frieda Grasshon; Mrs. Reno
Grass, Inez Page; Miss Sweet, Alice
Tubbs; Miss Young, Rachel Bailey.
Girls Chorus:-Irene Gibbs, Edith
Baxter, Avanella Hinckley, Mary
Snow, Lynlow Davis, Helen McFarlin,
Blanche Cavanaugh, Gertrude Bailey,
Margaret Root, Marjorie Nunnerly,
Irene Wilson, Zelma Richardson,
Ruth Hinckley, Inez Page, Frieda
Grasshorn, Martha Thayer, Jane Buck
ley, Dorothy Tuttle, Lena Markham,
Frieda Shaefer, Gertrude Adriance,
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