The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-09
Watch for the dates of the Kirmess.
1t will surely please you.

Watch for the dates of the Kirmess.
1t will surely please you.
Miss Mary O'Grady left last Mon
day for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, called
there by the death of cousin.
The Misses Margaret Dillon, Grace
Marshall and Mabel Chaffee were
Kalamazoo visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. William Howe and children
came home Saturday after spending
three weeks with relatives in Ne
braska.
Mrs. Will Payne arrived home
this week. We understand thet they
will not open their home here this
summer.
} Mrs. George Whitehead and child
rem are spending the week in School
craft the guests of relatives and
friends.
Rev. Percy Nickless is in charge of
the Charles Lake furniture store this
week, during the absence of Mr. and
Mrs. Lake.
Mrs. Kittie Ward Froeschle of Chi
cago came last Friday and spent the
week end at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Warner and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cross of Law
renee and James Jennings of Ponti- !
ac, Illinois were the guests last Fri !
day of relatives here.
Mrs. Bertha North who has spent |
the winter with her children in Chi
cago and Grand Rapids has arrived
home for the summer.
Mrs. Neil Chappell and daughter
Mary arrived home Monday after
spending two weeks in Chicago en-
route home from Florida.
Mrs. Watson and three children of
Seattle, Washington arrived last Sat
urday and are visiting at the home of !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hathaway.
Ensign Harley Mutchler came home
one day last week on a ten day fur
lough, and is enjoying the same to
the fullest extent at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mutchler.
Charles Sunny is reported slightly
better although he is still seriously
i'll. His trouble is a severe attack of
pleurisy, which has required several
operations to drain the pleural cavity.
Word has reached Paw Paw friends
that Mrs. Alice Grimes has gone to
the home of her daughter Vesta in
New York city. She spent the winter
in Florida and continues in very poor
health.
There will be special services at the
Nj. f. church in Glendale next Sunday
at the usual hour, 2:30 p. NJ There
will be special music and the service
will be in charge of a speaker from
kalamazoo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mumbrue have
received message stating that their
son Harold has arrived safely from
Overseas. He came on the Pretonia
been in the Aero Squadron in France
for nine months.
Bangor defeated Lawrence at Ban
gor on Tuesday by score of 20 to 4,
while Paw Paw was taking Lawton
into camp by the score of 20 to l. 1t
is now practically settled that the
Field Day game for the county
championship will be between Paw
Paw and Bangor.
Lieutenant Robert Dillon gave his
parents and sister a happy surprise
last Friday evening They knew that
he had arrived from Overseas, but the
Homecoming was a little ahead of
schedule. Robert is looking and feel
ing fine and is happy to be at home |
again after the long service abroad.
The County Association o. +. S. |
is in session in Goblevile today. |
Quite a number from this place are |
in attendance. Mesdames frankie
Nelson and Mamie f. Wakeman were
selected to represent the local chap
ter and Mrs. Iva Adams the Lawton
chapter in the work to be given by
the Past Matrons of the county.
Boatsman Mate, Howard Kirchner
of Detroit is here to stimulate inter-
lest in Naval Enlistments, and will be
in the village until some time Satur-
day. He has travelled extensively
since entering the navy and is pre-
pared to explain the many advan-
tages this branch of the services offer
to a young man. He is a courteous,
interesting gentleman to meet, and it
will be to the advantage of young
men to see him. Enquire for Mr..
Kirchner at the Post Office.
The campaign for Refugee clothing
has been extended to the middle of
this month. All contributions will be