The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-11-21

MIS-. feafl haggafC Splce OF Ian
sing visited among her Paw Paw
friends last week.
NJ. j. Grenell has gone to Kalama'
zoo to remain over Thanksgiving
with his brother and family.
The long session of Circuit Court
closes this week when Judge ano
Mrs. DesVoignes will go to THEN
home in Cassopolis.
Mrs. Lucy Boyce who nursed Mrs
Willis Clapp during her recent i'll
ness, remains in the Clapp home as
house keeper for the present at least
Don't forget to get the copy in
early next week. On account OF
Thanksgiving Thursday, the papers
must all be printed and mailed on
Wednesday.
Claud Shows family have all been
quite sick with the prevailing throat
trouble. Mort and Crystal are get
ting better, but Mrs. Snow and Mary
are suffering considerably yet.
On account of Thanksgiving next
week Thursday, The True Norther-
ner will be printed and mailed or
Wednesday. May we ask that al
news and advertising copy be in the
Office on Monday so far as possible.
There will be a special Convocation
of Paw Paw Chapter No. 81 r. A.
M. next Monday evening, November
oath, for work in the Royal Arch
degree. Refreshments will be served
and large attendance is anticipated
This section of the state expert
enced a taste of real winter the first
of this week. Very little snow fell,
but the Mercury took a decided fall
in the thermometers. 1t has moder-
ated considerably however during
the past two days.
Ella Curtis was in Chicago last
Sunday to visit his brother Ray, who
is still in the hospital at Camp Grant.
Ray is recovering nicely from the
accident which cost him a leg while
in the service in France, and will be
able to be fitted with an artificial
limb.
A piece of wood left in one of the
furnace pipes at the Fred Latshaw
home caused fire alarm last Sat-
urday There was nothing but
ismoke however and no damage was
done. The fire department was
promptly on the ground, but it was
not necessary to lay the hose.
Marjorie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Benton is now able to sit up in
bed little each day, after a seven
weeks illness from Typhoid Fever.
1t has been long hard siege for the
young lady, and it was only by the
most careful and patient nursing
and skillful medical attention that
her life was saved.
st Mary's Roctory wGs the scene
of very pleasant function on Tues
day evening when a reception was
given to Father V. Toole. Among
the out of town geusts were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bait
Donovan and Miss Alice Lynch, all
of Bangor Father Toole has made
host of friends during his short
stay in this field.
The party who took bicycle pump
from the front of the A. A. Pike
shop, will confer special favor upon
Mr.. Pike by returning the same. He
has always left the pump hanging
in front of the shop for the benefit
of the boys who were in the habit
of going there to initiate their bicycle
tires To carry it away, was migrate
full to say the least.
There will be special communi
cation of Paw Paw Lodge No. "a F.
and A. M. on Friday evening, No
vember 28th, for work in the First
degree. The meeting is called on
Friday evening for the accommodation
of three college boys whose applica-
tions have been approved and who
desire to take the first degree dur
ing the Thanksgiving recess.
The Van Buren county Federation
of Cleaners held a great meeting in
Hartford last Saturday. The atten-
dance was the largest in the history
Of the organization. Following are
the newly elected officers for the en-
suing year:-Chief Cleaner, James M.
Stafford, Lawrence; Vice Chief Clean