The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-28
Supt. o. w. Kaye and DR.. o. K.
Eaton were in Olivet for the week end

The Presbyterian church served q
fine dinner in the Memorial Hall last
Friday.
A. T. Foote has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Eaton
Rapids.
w F.. Warner of Grand Rapids
visited Paw Paw relatives and friends
this week.
The Royal Bee will meet with Mrs
Jacob Reidl this Friday afternoon
All are invited.
Mrs. o. w. Kaye and son are visit
ing at the home of her mother in
Michigan City.
1t is estimated that 500, 900 women
will cast first votes in the election in
Michigan on April 7th.
Bert Travis of the Gobleville News
was welcome caller at The True
Northener Office last Saturday.
Several fine pickerel have been taken
from the stream back of the Wolver-
inc Nursery building the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burlington who
have spent the winter in Ohio, return
ed to their Paw Paw home last week
Commencing April lst, the Idle Hour
I 10, tx.o 30. hn E..rf -I 1f
7:30 o'clock instead of 700 as during
the winter.
DR.. LIP. Conkey of Lawrence was
in Paw Paw on Monday. DIR. Conkey
succeeds the late DR.. Brown as veter-
marian at that place.
The ladies orchestra at the Opera
House last Thursday evening was one
of the finest entertainments of the
Lyceum course to-date.
Attention is called in this issue to
the Auction "ad" of j. B. Patrick at
his farm four miles north of Paw Paw
on Tuesday, April 1st.
c. c. Giddings was in Kalamazoo
last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Giddings
are planning to move to Paw Paw just
as soon as a suitable house can be Sc
cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens re-
turned from their sojourn in the south
the first of the week. They made the
tour by auto, and have an interesting
story to tell.
Harry Mather and VIM. Mason are
moving across the street to the May
nard building. We are informed that
"Home Bakery" and restaurant is
to be opened in the rooms vacated by
them.
w. NJ. Traver and Claire Clover of
Hartford were in Paw Paw on Mon
day making arrangements to contract
an acreage of String Beans and To-
matoes for the Traver Canning COM
pany the coming year. Mr.. Travef
states that if a good acreage can be
secured here, he will have the beans
"snippd" in Paw Paw, which work
would give employment to fifty OF
more women during the canning sea-
son. Attention is called to the
Traver "ad" in this issue.
This has been a busy week fol
! Charley Giddings in the automobi
game. On Monday he sold an Over
land ninety, to John Hunt of Malta
wan; Wednesday Overland 90's to
Charles Sunny of Paw Paw and John
Hughes of Porter; Thursday Knight
a to Mr. Thorne, manager of the
Paper mill at Watervliet. AS the
TrueNortherner has remarked before
I"Charley Giddings is some live Wire
One of the most pleasant functions
of the Maple City club was held in the
club rooms last Tuesday evening
when the club members entertained
the stock holders of the club, THEN
families and all the children of the
social members. A bountiful SIX
o'clock dinner was served, after which
dancing was enjoyed until midnight
Several dances were arranged special
lly for the children, most of whom are
pupils in the dancing class of Mr.
and Mrs. Higgs. The ease and grace
with which the youngsters executed
the new steps, was a revelation to the
older ones and reminded them tha
the dancers of, today will soon b'
"back-numbers". Mr.. and Mrs. Dear
of Hartford furnished the dance musi'
in their usual high class satisfactor!
manner. A delightful feature of tn,
evening was the musical program
furnished by Bangor boys and girl
under the direction of Mrs. Aileel
Buskirk Bennett. They were al
pupils of Mrs. Bennett, and were rea
violin and cello artists. They plave,
during the dinner hour, and also rem
dered several selections during tn
course of the evening. The program
was highly appreciated by the Paw