The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-08-01
Theo Clapp now drives a new Ford

Theo Clapp now drives a new Ford
car.
| Miss Margaret M. Southworth, Pro-
bate Register, has been enjoying a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles Stoker and friend,
Mrs. Halstead of Lawton were in
Paw Paw on Friday last.
County Clerk r. w. Broughton is
in Grand Rapids to attend the annual
session of the County Clerks associ-
alton of Michigan.
Mrs. Fred CLOSEUP and daughter Miss
Esther of Kalamazoo were in Paw
Paw on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of w w. Mari.
Mrs. VIM HI. Mason and family are
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Soule
and a granddaughter, little Miss Bet
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The O'Grady Bros desire to an
nounce that their store will be open
for the accommodation of the public
until HOO o'clock every Saturday
night until further notice.
Mrs. Mabel Dean returned to her
home in Hammond, Indiana the first
of the week after visiting two weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Rich, west of town.
Guy Titus and family of Detroit
are enjoying a vacation among rela-
tives and old friends here. Guy has
fine position with Paint concern in
the Michigan Metropolis.
There will be a regular meeting of
Paw Paw lodge No. 25, F. and A. M.
next Tuesday evening, August 5th
There are business matters of i'm
portance for attention and possibly a
First Degree.
Lieutenant Glenn Slovenian re-
turned from overseas the first OF
this week. He has had a great mill
tary experience, but is feeling and
looking fine and mighty glad to get
back among his own people and
friends.
A message from Lieutenant Lynn
Lake to his parents a few days ago
stated that he would soon be dis
charged from military service. A
later message however stated that he
would remain in the army with com
mission as Captain. Congratulations
to Captain Lake on the promotion.
John f. Raymond son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Raymond of this village
has been discharged from military
service and is enjoying himself al
home, and among friends here. He
was a member of Co. c, 310th, En-.
gineers sent into Northern Russia
and has been through all the trial:
and hardships of that frozen country
The annual midsummer picnic OF
the Coterie will be held next week
Friday, August 9Th, at Pugsley''
Lake. Bring plate, cup and silver
together with will filled baskets
The picnic is for all members of the
club and their families and will be
in the nature of "Home Coming
All members, both here and abroad
are urged to be present and make il
an event long to be remembered
Autos will be furnished so that al
who wish may go.
Clare McFarlin who has been in &
New York hospital for severa
months has recovered sufficiently tt
come home. Claire has had hare
time of it. In addition to severa
serious wounds and the troublesome
gas of the battle fields, he has beer
compelled to submit to several oper
ations. He is thin and a bit pale
but is feeling we'll and is in the bes
Of spirits. His Paw Paw friends ar
mighty glad to welcome him hom
again, and trust that time will even
ually restore him to perfect health.
DR.. V. S. Laurin of Muskegon an'
DR.. F "A Dacette of Paw Paw will
start August 7th, for motor tri
through Canada. They will stop a
points of interest enreute, including
. the Niagara Falls. A good share o
their time will be spent in Ottaw
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