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

was a guest at the nome OF MI. anu
Mrs. c. Post on Thursday.
| The 14th, of March being the birth
day of both Mrs. Webster and George
A. Bush, the day was pleasantly spent
1t being the custom Of both Mrs. Mel
lie Bailey of Paw Paw and Mrs. Ger
trude Feak of Kalamazoo to spend
that day with their father, Mr.. Bush.
They had dinner at the home of their
uncle. Phil Bush. The Literary club
completely surprised Mrs. Webster,
theymarched into her home just as
Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Nellie Har-
mon of Kalamazoo were at the din
ner table. The ladies had brought
a splendid meal complete, and the
table was loaded to capacity. A most
pleasant evening was spent and the
event will long be remembered.
4 Sixty ladies voted at the Village
election and elected full republican
ticket. Stanley Styles invited all the
ladies that voted to go to Thayers
and enjoy dish of ice cream at his
expense.
Martin Reigle is home from Over
seas.
Vem Hudson moved to Pine Grove
on Monday. His father, o. p. Hudson,
is i'll in hospital, and Vern will
90 into the store during his fathers
absence.
I Enos Corey is i'll at the home of his
brother, E. Corey.
! Mrs. Alison Hymes and children of
Kalamazoo are staying at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Lyle.
DR.. Wescott is driving a new coupe
let. He reports Mrs. Wescott is i'm
improving. She is a patient in a
hospital.
Bonnibelle Styles is reported better
at this writing.
Bert Beeman is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis. He is a
patient in Kalamazoo hospital.
The village officers elected are
Stanley Styles, President: Albert
Wauchek, Clerk; J. Grant Brown,
Treasurer; Harvey j. Slonaker, Asses
sor; William J. Miller, John Reigle,
Vivian Hutchins and Clarence w.
Sheldon, Trustees. The local paper
gave the compliment to the ladies
that not one made a mistake in their
vote.
Mrs. Grace Perkins of Bloomingdale
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Buckner.
Rev. Lemon was Kalamazoo visit
or on Monday.
Forest and Adelbert Garfield re-
ceived word that their brother Grin
Garfield, died atshis home in Willis
ton, North Dakota.
The girls Basket Ball team played
the South Haven team last Friday
evening.
Lewis w. Churchill is suffering
with old fashioned Grippe.
The postponed lecture by A. Leverne
Spafford will be given in the F. B.
church on Thursday evening. March
9th.
Stanley Styles has been very ill
with Influenza. His mother is caring
for him.
Mabel Myers spent Sunday with her
father and sister.
Isaac Coffenger and wife returned
from Flint Saturday.
w. w. Whitney is in hospital in
Kalamazoo for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wise visited in
Kalamazoo Wednesday.
Roy Niles is able to come to town
again after his siege of illness.
"The Cross Lifted and Lifting" was
the subject of the sermon Sunday
morning by the pastor. In the eve
ming, Rev. F. l.. Curry Of Detroit
occupied the pulpit.
Mrs. Nellie Harmon of Kalamazoo
spent part of the week here, helping
her uncle and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jud
Bennett, settled in home by them
selves.
Percy Root is reported in very poor
health.
f. Bush and wife entertained COM
pany from Berlamont on Saturday.
People are coming from the Sur
rounding country to trade at the