The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-07-18
II LOCAL X


Fred Soule was home from Chicago
to spend few days with his family
here.
Mrs. Stevens of Kalamazoo was
the guest of Miss Emma Draper for
the week end.
Mrs. l.. Schmidt of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of her brother, Fred
Schuneman and family.
Miss Zola Lee of South Bend, In
diana is the guest of her brother,
Byron Lee and family
S. B. Monroe of Kalamazoo was
the guest of Attorney A. Lynn Free
and family over Sunday.
Mrs. K. B. Longwell was the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. II. A. Chaplin at
their summer home in South Haven
last week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will have a bake
sale at the Shaefer and Reidl store
on Saturday, July 10th.
The long drought which menaced
gardens and farm crops in this vi
cinity terminated with heavy down
pour of rain on Monday evening.
Postmaster Cole and wife and Fred
Latshaw and wife will motor to Chi
cago on Saturday for a few days
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Latshaw.
The Vopicka family have arrived
at their Four Mile Lake home for the
summer. Mr.. Vopicka, ambassador
to Roumania, is expected to join his
family there soon.
George w. Longwell Sr. is still on
the sick list, but is considered con-
valescent. He has had a long serious
illness, but his splendid constitution
will pull him through.
B. L. Breed and family have joined
the Paw Paw colony at Pugsley's
lake. They are occupying tent at
present, but are contemplating the
erection of a modern cottage.
Father John O'Leary of Houston,
Texas was visiting Paw Paw friends
last Friday and Saturday. Father
O'Leary was a farmer Paw Paw boy
and graduated from the schools here
some twenty years ago.
The c. w. Reynolds family were
guests of c. F. Snow and family at
"Snow Drift Inn, Three Mile lake.
for fish dinner Tuesday evening
A six FOUNDER was prepared especi-
ally for Wint.
DIR. J. E. Gilkey and family are
planning to occupy a cottage at Eagle
Lake for the balance of the summer.
The Doctor will drive to town every
morning however to attend to his
Office practice, returning to the lake
each evening.
Fran; Friedman Of Kalamazoo was
ir aw Paw on Monday. Frank
longs for his old Goblevile associa-
tions and his Paw Paw friends would
not be surprised to see him again in
Charley Sunny is improving slow
ly from his long and serious illness.
He is now at their cottage at Pugs-
ley's lake, where he hopes to soon
regain his former strength and
health. Mrs. Sunny has re-opened
her cleaning parlors on North Kala-
maZoo street and is again ready for
business.
Owing to the heavy rain storm
at School meeting time last Monday
evening, there was a very small at
w. Free, whose terms as members of
the board expired at this time were
reelected unanimously, and the pat
rons Of the district are assured of
their splendid services for another
term of years.
Father Vincent Toole of Jackson is
the new pastor at st. Mary's church
and officiated here for the first time
last Sunday. Father Toole was for
herly assistant at st. Augustines
church in Kalamazoo, and has just
returned from Overseas where he
served for upwards Of a year as
Chaplain in an Ohio regiment of
Field Artillery, in the 32nd, Division.
He is young man, pleasant gentle
man to meet and will be welcomed
to the community.
Many Paw Paw people are in at
tendance at the Grand Circuit races
in Kalamazoo this week. The finest
az most valuable racing horses in
tLAworld are there and the races as
classy as ever seen on any track
"Pop" Geers is again numbered
among the celebrated drivers, and
receives an ovation every time he
appears before the grand stand. He
is the oldest driver on the circuit