The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-03


week to take in the World Serie
base ball games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy F. Warner an,
daughter were among the Kalamazr
visitors last Sunday.
Messrs. F. M. Wilson and E. A
Johnson of Lansing were guests al
the Bennett McKinstry home last
week.
c. F. Snow is in Chicago combin-
ing business with pleasure. The
pleasure part will be the World Ser
les ball games
There will be a regular meeting OF
Paw Paw Chapter o. E. S. next We'd
nesday evening, October 9Th. There
will be initiation, and every member
of the Chapter is expected to be
present.
Burdette Lindsey and wife and C.
V Nash and wife of Allegan motore'
to Paw Paw last Sunday and spent
the day with relatives and friends
The former with their old friends, F.
v. Hodges and family and the latter
with brother, Ed Nash.
Cassius Woodle plans an auction
sale at his place known as "The Old
Swamp Farm" on the Allegan road
for Thursday, October 10th. The ad-
vertising pages of this paper next
week will give all the particulars.
keep the date in mind and watch for
the "ad'
Cyril E. Bailey has resumed his
Law Course at the U. of M. after an
absence of two years from the Uni
versity In ordering The True Nor
therner sent to his address, he says:
"While no longer a resident of Paw
Paw, l am still strongly interested in
its people and it's events"
If you are considering an auction
sale in the near future, come to The
True Northerner office before making
your advertising arrangements. Our
publicity plan will save you money on
the job, and The True Northerner's
circulation will insure the requisite
publicity. The True Northerner's
Auctions are all successful sales.
Don't make a mistake in planning
your auction publicity.
Willis Clapp received the sad news
last Thursday that his brother julius
had passed away in Ithaca New York
No particulars have been received,
but the end came suddenly as Mr.
Clapp was expected here soon. He
was born and grew to manhood in
this community and was we'll known
to nearly every one. He leaves two
brothers, Willis of this place and
John of North Carolina, besides six
children, two sons and four daughters
Representative Charles A. Weiden-
feller of Kalamazoo announces his
withdrawal from the race for the re-
publican nomination for lieutenant
governor, and will support the can
didacy of Speaker Thomas Read of
Shelby This leaves the entries in
the race so far announced as Repre-
sentative Lynn j. Lewis of Van
Buren, County and Speaker Read of
Shelby. 1t is rumored in political
circles that Arthur H. Vandenburg,
editor of the Grand Rapids Herald will
enter the race, and it is probable that
there may be others who will score
for the start.
Nora Smith was born in Waverly
township, Van Buren, county, on Oct
ober 4th, 1890 ,and died September
26th, 1919, aged twenty-eight years,
eleven months and twenty-five days.
In 1904 she moved with her parents
to Lawton, where she resided until
her marriage to Lewis r. Power on
October 29th, 1912 at Paw Paw. Of
recent years they have lived in De-
troit where she passed away. She
leaves a husband, one son, George,
two years old, brother and two
sisters. The remains were brought
to Paw Paw the first of the week
where services were held. Rev. E..
E. Shouffler officiating.
Michigan gave $4,000 of its young
men to the service in the war
against Germany and Austria. The
American Legion, composed Of veter-
ans of that war, is now seeking to
enroll every veteran in the peace
army to fight for the maintenance Of
true American principles. A vigor.
Gus campaign for membership has
been begun and the Michigan organ
izations want that entire $4,000 en-