The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-07
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Il aW dW idSt SATURDAY.
John Haven of Bloomingdale was in
Paw Paw on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Warner and Mrs.
w. j. Warner motored to Kalamazoo
on Tuesday last,
Lowell Packer of the firm of Packer
and Giddings of Lawton was a Paw
Paw visitor on Wednesday.
Master Turner Longwell was so
much improved from his recent illness
that he was able to start in school
again last Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. +. Van Week and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller motored to
Kalamazoo Thursday to see the great
comedian Harry Lauder, at the Fuller
theatre.
Regular meeting of Paw Paw En-
campment l. o. o. +. next Wednes-
day evening, February 18th. There
will be work and all members are
urgently requested to be present.
Alice Brady stars in the feature
announced for tonight and Saturday
night at the Idle Hour theatre. Man
ager Reeves is putting on some fine
class shows now, and the Movie Fans
are showing their appreciation by
their increased attendance.
Lieutenant Glenn Showerman who
went over seas with the 85th, Division
has been transferred and is now with
the second army of occupation in Ger
many. He had anticipated return
with his Division, but his departure
will now be delayed indefinitely.
There will be mems service at the
Christian Church peAt Sunday. The
music will be in charge of the men
and Rev. Brown will preach a sermon
entitled, "Men Wanted. All men are
invited to come out Sunday to hear
this sermon which is of intense in
terest to real men
Movie patrons on Wednesday and
Thursday nights were given an idea
of just how the picture films are made
A drama director and camera man
were on the job, and pictures taken
of acts staged at the Idle Hour those
evenings. Many scenes were taken
about town, and later the films will
be returned and shown on the screen
here. 1t should insure packed
house.
Hugh Neale who has spent eight
months at the Great Lakes Training
Station has been mustered out of the
service and arrived in Paw'Paw We'd
nesday evening. He will spend the
week end with his parents here and
return to Kalamazoo to resume his
college work next Monday. He will
graduate next June. Hug : says ne
enjoyed the work at the Trainicg
Station, but is mighty glad to get
back To college.
Al Stevenson is having that majes-
tic oak tree which stood before his
home for so many years, sawed up
into stove wood. A decayed trunk
necessitated it's fall. Ruben Nash and
son George are the master wood chop
pers and say there will be at least
fifteen cords Of stove wood in the tree
While working on the branche:
the first of the week George
Nash had the misfortune to strike 6
limb over his head which caused the
double bitted axe he was swinging
TO rebound and inflicted an ugly gasl
on top Of his head. Several stitchel
were required to close the wound, bu
ne is back on the job again.
A letter from Bishop Micheal Jane.
Gallagher of Detroit to Father Georg,
Clarson of Paw Paw, requests tha
attention be called to the women o
his congregation, to the necessity o
registering in order to exercise thei
newly acquired right of voting in tn
county state and national elections
Space will not permit publication o
the letter in full. The Bishop howeve
in choice language brings out tn
fact that "The Friends of woman suff
rage have placed high hopes in tn
purifying and uplifting effect o
women's cooperation in the govern
pent of the country, and trust
that among Catholic women there ma,
be no 'slackers,' but that all will re
gard it as civic, patriotic and re
ligious duty to turn out and registe
and then vote on election day for tn
higher things, for the things tina
make for the protection and elevatio