The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-07

Kirke Harrington has gone to Ann
Arbor to resume his studies i'm the
Dental department of the u. of M.
Regular communication Of Paw Paw
Lodge No 25 f. and A. M. next Tues
day evening, March 18th. Work in
the Third degree.
Regular Convocation of Paw Paw
Chapter No. "a r. A. M. next Mon
day evening, March 10th. Work in
p. M. and M. f. M. degrees on three
candidates.
A letter from Mrs. Nellie (Raleigh)
Moulton of Grand Rapids renewing
subscription to The True Northerner
states that her husband has been ill
for the past three months, and has
been at his office but four times dur
ing all these weeks.
Herbert Strickler will tell very
interesting story in a very interesting
way Of his experiences "With the
British Army in Messopotamia" at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
night at 700 o'clock The Mems
chorus will sing. Every one come.
Married last Saturday evening,
March LIST, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Fisher in
Paw Paw Township, Miss Irene Fish
er and Mr.. Floyd Grossman of Wa
bash, Indiana. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Arthur Trott in the
presence of a small company of rela-
| tiveS and friends. After the ceremony
fine wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grossman are fine
young people who have the best
wishes of a host of friends for their
future happiness and prosperity. They
will reside in Indiana.
A committee from the directors of
the Eddy Paper Mill company of Kala
mazoo came to Paw Paw last Mon
day to confer with the committee here
and look over the available sites in
this village. They left expressing
their complete satisfaction with the
site, and Paw Paw felt hopeful. a
dispatch from Three Rivers, publish
ed in The Kalamazoo Gazette of We'd
nesday stated however that the di-
rectors had decided to locate in that
city. The local committee have not
been officially informed of that fact
and are yet hopeful the matter has
not yet been definitely settled.
Another important thing to remem
Der in connection with the registra
tion of women voters:-It is absolute
ly necessary that every married lady
register in her own name. 1t is not
sufficient for the wife of John Doe to
register as "Mrs. John Doe" She
must register as Mary Doe, or Susan
Doe as the case may be. The most
important thing to all however to re-
member is that you must register if
you want to vote: That it is your
duty to vote: and that March 29th, is
the last day on which you can regis
ter for the April election.
The following are extracts from a
letter from Miss Ada Hill to her
father, H. P. Hill Of Paw Paw Miss
Hill has been a graduate nurse for .
number of years, and in July 1917,
enlisted in the Red Cross for Over
Seas service. The letter was written
from base hospital in France, where
the patriotic young lady is still serv-
ing her country you have a
real chill when you read the descript-
ion of the German fleet steaming into
British waters to give itself up? Can
it really be true? Father, | wish
that you could have had son in this
war. / cannot imagine more won
derfu privilege than the giving of
your own flesh and blood for the
greatest cause the world has known
since the Christian era began. OF
course we are all wondering when we
will be sent home, but it is far too
early for any reasonable planning as
yet. Many hospitals must remain to
care for the soldiers who will be held
indefinitely over here. We even for
get that peace terms have not been
signed yet, and that the Germans are
still every German. Father, you
can feel that you have helped to bring
this awful war to an early close. The
long hours that you gave so wiling
ly helped to end this war as sure as
the work of the men in the trenches.
| love to think of the united efforts
of the States people. They are all
fighting the war as much, and often