The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21

John Britton of Bangor was in Paw
! Paw last Tuesday.
Ed Longwell has been in Chicago
on business this week.
Mrs. Edwin Reeves who has been
on the sick list, is now able to be out
again.
Verdant Green, from "up-country"
will be at the Opera House, March 81
and %.
, Duane Mosier of Lansing was here
last Friday to spend the day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mosier.
Ensign Arthur Num- has gone to
New York after spending a ten days
furlough with relatives and friends
; here.
Miss Anna Whitman who has been
visiting relatives and friends here
has returned to her home in New
York
Don Cochrane of the Hartford Day
spring was welcome visitor Co The
True Northerner office last week
Thursday.
Don't forget the Dancing party at
Longwell's Opera House next Tues
day night. Goulds orchestra will
furnish the music.
Ed O'Grady and sister Miss Mary
are in Chicago this week. Robert
Cavanaugh assisted in the store dur
ing EDS absence.
H. A. Sherman is having repairs
and improvements made on his coun-
try home, and it will soon be ready
for them to move in.
Miss Gertrude Wills has been very
sick and threatened with pneumonia.
She is improving. but is still under
the physicians care.
Repairs are progressing on the
Hindenach home, and contractors
Bobel and Simmons expect to have
the same ready for occupancy by
April 1st.
The great question, "The League of
Nations" was ably discussed by high
school students last Friday afternoon.
The judges decided the debate in
favor of the league.
The early spring game of marbles
has given way to base ball anf
and the national pastime will soon be
in full blast in every vacant lot
adjacent to the school building.
The fine program given at the
Union service Sunday night was we'll
attended and enjoyed by all present
An equally good one is expected next
Sunday night at the Baptist church
George Goodrich of Waverly bought
fine new Overland car from Charles
Giddings last week. This leaves
Charley without display car, but he
will soon have another one on Il
floor.
Lieutenant Clarence Shaffer has
; been mustered out of military service
at Camp Custer and has been in Paw
Paw this week He has accepted
} position as salesman in Cass and Van
Buren counties for the Rebuilt Tire
} company of Grand Rapids
!, Monday, March 31st, is the date an
3 nounced for the Centennial celebration
of the organization of the /. o. o.
Grand Lodge officers will be present
and lodges from the surrounding
, lodge. A banquet will be served in
Memorial hall at $3.50 and the pro-
! gram will follow in the Opera House.
Frank Rybarczyk has sold his bar
Der shop to Lee Lincoln of Kalkaskia
who will arrive in time to take pcs
session next Monday. Mr.. Rybarczyk
and family will go to iceland, their
former home, for visit with relatives
and friends and later expect to move
to California. Their host of Paw
Paw friends will wish them well in
, the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jordon and
children returned to their home in
, Tensed, Idaho, after spending several
weeks at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. B. Jordan. Mr.. Jordan
and family intended leaving here
week ago, but were compelled to stay
owing to the illness of one of their
> children, who was in quarantine with
with an attack of the measles.