The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-12-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Craven are
visiting in Chicago this week.
Supervisor of the Census, S. D..
Kenyon is in Chicago on business this
week.
If you have intricate financial
problems to solve, consult Madame
'Ozma, recently returned from the
Orient, who has the ability to read
your future for you.
A letter from Mrs. A. M. DeVall
of Kalamazoo states that her hus-
band is in very poor health which has
necessitated the sale of his business
on Lincoln Avenue.
On Thursday afternoon of this
week, Rev. Olivia Woodman delivered
a lecture to the ladies of the Twen-
tieth Century club of Kalamazoo.
*'Women in Industry" was the sub
ject of her address.
Among those from this vicinity in
attendance on the Fat Stock show in
Chicago this week are, I. B. Wood
man, wife and son; John Woodman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murch.
George D. Aspinwall of Olympia,
Washington and Mrs. Cornelia Stern
eman of Bangor were united in mar
rage at Paw Paw on Wednesday,
November 26th Rev. Arthur Trott
was the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Cole have re-
turned from their deer hunting trip
and report delightful time. Their
full quota of deer was obtained. All
the hunters have now reached home,
and so far as known, no one has re-
turned empty handed.
Homer Smiths aspirations along
pugilistic championship lines receiv-
ed a serious setback on Thanksgiving
day, when the Old Timer, Frank
Moran put him to dreamland in the
third round of scheduled ten round
bout Homer had all the best Of the
second round, but in his eagerness
to finish his man in the third, left
fatal opening for the crafty Moran.
On Thanksgiving day, Elmer w.
Shively, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Shively of Laurel, Nebraska, was
united in marriage with Miss Gladys
Voter, daughter of a prominent law
yer of the same place. The happy
couple left the next morning for Paw
Paw and are visiting at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. f. E. Cornell and
family.
Rev. H. H. Anderson,the new pastor
of the Christian Church has arrived
here and taken up his work in the
church. He is graduate of Bethany
College, West Virginia and comes
here from Traverse City where he
has been engaged in business for the
past two years. His family will join
him here as soon as a suitable home
can be provided
The Harvesters Concert Company
gave an entertainment in Hartford
on the evening of Wednesday, Novem-
Der 26th. On the following morning
Thanksgiving day, two members of
the company, Wilbur McCurdy Beat
ty and Miss Wilma Florence Thomas
drove over to Paw Paw and were
married The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Arthur Trott. The
bride is the daughter of Judge
Thomas of Constantine.
United in marriage in their home,
and attended by the children of the
groom, is an event seldom expert
enced. On Thanksgiving eve in the
presence of few frieds, Miss Kath-
ly Call of Lima, Ohio became the
bride of Edward DeHaven of Paw
Paw. The bride and groom were
attired in navy blue and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Arthur Trott
of the M. f. Church here. The son
and daughter of Mr.. DeHaven attend
ed the happy couple.
Mr. John w. Free is making a
generous contribution TO the Chill
dren's department of the New
Library as q memorial to his wife.
Mrs. Frees memory will always be
cherished in association with her love
for the best in everything. In her
home was always to be found the
late publications, and in all her
varied interests she was always in
touch with the world through her
reading. The object of the library is