The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-05-02

Lawton.
Judge John r. Carr is reported to
be critically i'll at hisshome in Cass-
opolis.
Paul Neale has arrived home from
Detroit, and will assist his father
here during the summer months.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Hoyt are enter
tanning her son Ward Bartram and
family of Boston.
Attorney T. J. Cavanaugh was en-
gagged in the Circuit Court at Cass-
opolis part of the week.
Mrs. Daniel Riley of Benton Har-
Dor was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Duncombe here last
week.
Free Salisbury has resigned his
position at the Water Works station
and Joe Kline has been appointed to
take his place.
Mrs. r. f. Quick has returned to
her Paw Paw home after spending
the winter with her daughter in
Seattle, Washington.
There was a neighborhood gather
ing with Pot-luck supper at the
Clarence Richmond home on Wednes-
day evening. There were over fifty
present and a fine time is reported.
A. I. Foote recently purchased the
Worthy residence on North Kalama-
mazoo street, and sister. Mrs.
Laura Isbell of Eaton Rapids moved
1ere this week to make her home
with him.
Mrs. Clara Harrett has received
word that her daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Murray has passed a Civil Service
and now has a nice
position as postal clerk in a post
office at Clayville, Virginia.
The local base ball team is antci-
)ating one of the hardest games of
he season this afternoon, when Law
'ence comes for the second game.
Paw Paw won the first game on the
Lawrence grounds and will make a
desperate effort to make it two
straight.
The Maccabee "Indoor Picnic" has
)een postponed until their regular
meeting night, May 18th. At this
line the meeting will be turned over
20 the "Good of the Order, a six
,'clock supper served, followed by a
Field Meet" and "Fish Pond"
Members can bring husbands or one
'riend.
Miss Margaret Hough of Kalama-
700 became the bride of Lloyd c.
Held of this place last Thursday
afternoon. The ceremony was solemn
zed at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. w. F. Kendrick of that
,lty officiating. The True Norther-
her Joins in congratulations to the
happy couple who will reside on the
Held farm, South of Paw Paw.
A number of the boys of many of
he high schools of the county have
their desire to have a
'Hi-Y club" in each of the high
schools of the county for the next
school year. To make possible a
Hi-Y organization, and
20 assist in standardizing the work
FOR the county, a Hi-Y Cabinet has
Deen planned, which will consist of
at least two members of each high
school, who will represent their
schools at a meeting to be held the
asst week in May, for that purpose.
The possibilities of a Boys organi-
zation in High schools is unlimited,
and every high school is sure to bene-
fit by a thrift Hi-Y Club.
Commissioner of Schools, f.. V.
Root, makes the following announce
ment relative to the Grade Examin-
atoms which will be held on May 8
and 9:-Only pupils who completed
the work of the 8th, grade will be
permitted to write upon this examin
alton which will be held at Gobleville
Bloomingdale, Berlamont, Hartford,
Grand Junction, South Haven, Co
vert, Lawrence, Paw Paw, Lawton,
Decatur, Keller, and Bangor. The
will be at the school
building and in charge of the Super
or Principal. Pupils may
write with pencil and paper is fur
nished. Seventh Grade pupils may
come Friday morning to write upon
and Physiology. Papers
will be graded by the County Board
of School Examiners and results
mailed to pupils June 1st. 1t will not
be possible to furnish any infor-
nation relative to standings before
that time. A second examination
will be held at Paw Paw, May 28th
and 29th, at which time pupils who
were sick or under quarantine at the
time of the first examination may
write. County Exercises will be held