The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-10-03
* LOCAL X

Charley Giddings was in Kalarl,
zoo on automobile business on Tues
day.
Attorney T. j. Cavanaugh was j..
Cassopolis on business a part of ~
week.
Mrs. Ethel Rogers of Coolies was
the guest of Paw Paw friends on
Wednesday.
Ulysses S. Robinson and Mrs. Nell
U. Walling, both of Hartford were
married last Monday morning at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. E. E.
Shouffler.
j. d Sails has been in Paw Paw for
several days. He has rented the
Cornwell store building in Lawrence
and announces that he will open a
variety store there in the near
future.
r E. Jennings who is the special
representative in the Farm Loan de-
partment of The Michigan Trust
company of Grand Rapids was in
that city on business the first of the
week.
Fenner Hayes is back in his old
job in The True Northerner plant.
He came from Iowa to succeed Her.
bert Geddes who left the firt of the
week to accept desirable position
in South Dakota.
The condition of Mrs. E. B. Welch.
who has been critically i'll for several
weeks, is slightly improved at this
writing. A strong rugged consti-
tuition has been a wonderful help in
the brave fight she made during the
crucial days of her illness.
Big plans are under way by the
local branch of the American Legion
for the big County Celebration in
Paw Paw on November 11th. A
boxing match, featuring Homer
Smith, aeroplane flights, music, speak
ing, and a big pavement dance in
the evening are some of the proposed
features. 1t is anticipated that this
will be the biggest celebration ever
attempted in Van Buren county.
The Abrams store closed last Thurs
day and Friday on account of tho
Jewish holidays. Friday was the
Jewish New Years Day, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Abrams spent the day in Kala-
mazoo. Saturday of this week is an
other Jewish holiday, known as
"Fast Day" or "The Day OF Ato'
ment" Mr.. Abrams announces that
the store will be closed until Five
o'clock in the evening.
c. c. Young has the contract for a
new garage for Floyd Salisbury, and
work has already been started on the
building. The building will be of
cement with frontage of 38 feet on
tl,a alisbury premises just east of
the Hicks Livery barn on East Main
street. 1t will extend back LOG feet
to the sheds which are used as shops
at present. The building now being
used as an office will be torn down
or moved away. The building will
be completed ready for business
probably about November first, and
will be one of the most complete and
commodious garage buildings in Van
Buren county.
The Chicago and South Haven
Steamship Company announce their
fall schedule which will be in effect
until the close of the season. They
are now running four trips a week
which will last as long as there is
regular run. Winter apples are now
moving, and there are some grapes
at the lake town. This together with
other fruit and produce make good
boat loads for every trip. Boats
now leave South Haven Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
800 p. M; Leave Chicago, Monday
900 A. NJ, Tuesday and Thursday
900 p. NJ, Saturday 10:30 P. M.
The Ann Arbor Concert Series is
attracting a great deal of attention
throughout the state on account of
the exceptionally brilliant array of
musical talent which is to participate
Geraldine Farrar, the wonderful star
of the Metropolitan Opera Company
will open the series on Saturday eve
ming, October 18th, (the evening of
the day of the annual Michigan-M.
A, G. Football contest.) At Ann
or she will be assisted by Arthur
iackett, the young American tenor
who has attracted so much attention
in musical circles and Rosita Renard,