The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-06
Theo Clapp and Herbert Howe
notorde to Chicago on Wednesday.

Theo Clapp and Herbert How
motorde to Chicago on Wednesday.
M. j. Truesdale of Bloomingdal
was in Paw Paw on business las
Monday.
Regular meeting Paw Paw Chapter
.. +. 5. next Wednesday evening
June 11th.
Fred Mau came home from Chicago
Tor the week end. Fred has a fine
JOB there and is making good.
Mr. .and Mrs. G.. w. Tyler who have
spent the winter in Columbus. Ohio
have returned to their Paw Paw home
supervisor Kirby, DR.. o. M. Vaug-
han of Covert and Dr.. A. Elpas ot
Hartford were in Paw Paw on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Payne of Chi
cago arrived here last week Thurs
day and are guests of her mother in
the cottage at Three Mile Lake.
Miss Martha Wells is in Hartford
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Wheaton caring for Mrs. Wheaton
and baby girl which arrived at that
home on May 30th.
Bert Spicer, Wayne Wilson and
Pete Bailey left on Wednesday morn
ing for the West. They expect to
be gone for some time and are MAX
ing the trip in an automobile.
Miss Carrie Latshaw of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latshaw
motored to Allegan Saturday to visit
Mrs. Ida Cole and daughter Marjorie.
Miss Marjorie was home from Ohio
on a few days vacation.
The local friends of James Baxter
of Bloomingdale will be glad to learn
that he is recovering from a three
weeks siege of serious illness. He
has had pneumonia and blood poison
ing, and his condition was critical.
Lawrence will be the Mecca for the
entire county today. Every school
child will be there and as many of
the older fans as can find a way to
go. The championship ball game be-
tween Bangor and Lawrence this
afternoon will be the main attraction.
The teams are quite evenly matched
and it is sure to be a real ball game.
The local team as we'll as all Paw
Paw fans feel confident that the Cup
will be brought to the cred Brick"
after the game.
Word has recently come to the local
relatives of Miss Rosina Waters,
that she has finished her school work
in Stafford, Arizona and is homeward
bound. She has visited the "Roose-
velt Dam" at Phoenix, Arizona, spent
several days at the Grand Canyon,
visited the "Petrified Forests" of
Arizona and is now stopping for a
few weeks visit in Denver. Colorado.
She expects to reach home some time
in July.
Next week in the local schools will
be given over to the various Com
activities. The exercises
start on Sunday evening with the
Baccalaureate at the Methodist
church. Com IN ncement proper
comes on Friday evening. June 18th,
at the Opera house when diplomas
will be granted to twenty-five. Fol
lowing is the Baccalaureate program
for Sunday evening, June 9Th. March
Miss Frieda Snow; Quartette, ,Messrs.
Warner, Spicer, Hoyt and Mosier;
Scripture, Rev. Percy Nickless; Pray
err; Duett, Miss Mae Brumstead; P.
T. Herwig; Address, "The Unfinished
Rev. Percy Nickless;
Music, Quartette; Benediction.
At the annual meeting of the coun-
ty committees of the Van Buren,
County Young Mems Christian Assn
which was held in the county secre-
tary's office, in the Merriman Bank
at Hartford last Friday, it
was ueClOeu JldI a Copy VI NiiS 80
retary's annual report should be mail
ed to every person in the county. who
had in any way assisted the County
Work during the past year. One OF
the important matters to be settled
was that of a county boys camp.
The secretary was authorized to plan
a ten day camp as nearly as possible
during the first ten days of August.
The site and dates of the camp are
to be announced in the very near
future through the medium of a camp
folder, to be issued from the secre-
tary's office. J. ]. Markle of Lawton
and Walter Wilson Of Keeler town.
ship were added to the county COM
mittee to fill the vacancies caused by
retiring members. June 7th, and 9Th,
there will be held at the j. G. Hirst
cottage, at Eagle Lake, in Paw Paw
township, a week end camp, at which
time delegates from each high school
in the county will form a Hi-Y Cab
met for the purpose of formulating
plans, program and policy for the