The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-12-05

Lieut.. Earl Hawkins of Camp Dodge
Iowa is the guest of Attorney Earl
l.. Burhans and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Maxam are the
happy parents Of fine baby girl,
Evelyn Nathalie, born November IL.
Remember "Tillie's Punctured Ro-
nance" at the Idle Hour next Mon
day night. This is one of the big ones.
Advertised Letters:- Ralph Allen,
Mrs. Edna Carpenter, Willard Lowell
Mrs. Minnie Weed, Paul Bower, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fox, Grover Holser.
Mrs. Leonie Barton has closed her
Paw Paw home and will spend the
winter with her children. She is at
the home of H. B. Buck in Kalama-
zoo for the present.
A. B. Castle has secured the Van
Buren, county agency for the New
REQ Six Automobile His announce
ment is contained in the advertising
columns of this weeks issue of The
True Northerer.
Thirty-two members of the Warner
family dined at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Warner on Thanksgiving day.
The out Of town members of the
family were w. F. Warner and wife,
]. w. Warner, wife and daughter,
all of Grand Rapids.
That great feature, "The Eyes Of
the World" comes again to the Idle
Hour on Friday of this week. 1t
will be shown both afternoon and
evening. 1t will be shown in Lawton
next Saturday and Sunday. Adver-
tising space in this issue gives the
details.
Liberal advertising space in this
issue, gives the details of "The New
Movement Enlistment Week." at the
Baptist Church, Paw Paw, for the
week beginning December 7th. The
announcement contains an interest
ing program for the entire week.
Don't overlook it.
The First National Bank officials
take considerable pride in the quar-
terly Bank Statement contained in
hn af @ hA
financial resources Of this institution
have now reached point where it
will henceforth be known as "a
Million Dollar Bank"
A card from John H. Shrine, dated
from Los Angeles, California, Novem
ber 22nd, states that ar. o. Thayer
passed away suddenly, 9:30 A M. No
vember 21st" Deceased was a for
mer resident Of Paw Paw and a
brother of the late VIM. Thayer. He
had passed the four score and ten
mark.
Rev. and Mrs. l. p. Bates celebrated
the 55th, anniversary of their mar
riage last Monday, December 1st.
The family consists now Of three
children, eleven grand children, and
seven great grand children, besides
the sons-in-law. Of the grand
children, six are high school, gradu-
ates, five of them from Paw Paw,
and another a junior. Three of the
graduates are now in college. Mr..
and Mrs. Bates are now "a and 85
years of age respectively, are still
hale and hearty and the host of
friends sincerely hope that this ven
cradle couple may enjoy many more
happy wedding anniversaries.
The Grand Jury that has been in
vestigating the Newberry Senatorial
expenditures, finished its labors last
Saturday, and the fact that some
thing like 1876, including Senator
Newberry himself, were indicted
caused something of a sensation
throughout the state. The names of
all the indicted men have not yet
been disclosed, but those already
summoned include the most promi-
nent men in the state from all walks
of life. The basis on which the in
dictments were brought was the al
legged use of money in the campaign
in violation of the Federal statute.
The only Van Buren man named thus
far is ex-sheriff Gladstone Beattie,
whose name was included in the first
ten given out. It is said that the
list will include several other men in
this county, but no one seems to
know just who it will be. Senator
Newberry is providing bonds and
legal service for all those who desire
it. In statement issued Wednes.
day, the Senator promises some SEN
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