The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-28

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set for the Coterie Play, "The Be-
wildering Miss Felicia" Detailed an
nouncement will be made next week.
In the meantime bear the date in mind
Elaine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Herhsberger, had the misfor-
tune to fall while skating from school
last Friday and break her shoulder.
1t is painful injury which will re-
quire some weeks to heal.
A public meeting is announced at
Decatur on Wednesday, April End
State grange officers will be present
to discuss the provisions of the state
amendments to be voted April 18th,
and explain in general facts which
every voter should know.
Every clock in the United States
must be turned ahead one hour on Sat
urday night of this week if we would
get up by the correct time on Sunday
morning. This is in accordance with
the government Day Light Saving
plan of last year, and goes into effect
the last Sunday in March.
Hon. Lynn j. Lewis has been promin
emily mentioned as a probable can
didate for Lieutenant Governor next
term, in case Mr.. Dickinson is not
again candidate. Mr. Lewis is now
serving his third term in the legis-
lature from this county, and is one of
the strong members of that body.
Sparks from the chimney started
blaze on the roof of the L. f. Shepard
home last Sunday evening Timely
discovery and prompt assistance of
neighbors and members of the Fire
department prevented further damage
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard are deeply
grateful for the prompt assistance
which undoubtedly saved their home.
Attention of the voters of Paw Paw
township is called to the fact that
the township has been divided into
two precincts. All persons residing
north of the Territorial Road through
the township are in precinct No. 1, and
will vote at Longwell's Opera House.
Those residing south of this road are
in precinct No. 2, and will vote at the
Coterie Club house.
The Red Cross is asking the knit
| ters of Paw Paw to work for the
refugees and make shawls, children's
hose and sweaters. Your assistance
is needed to complete the quota assign
/ ed US. At your earliest convenience.
phone 129 and pledge your help, or,
better still, call on Mrs. Clara S. A.
Rennie, ZIP Elm ST., and secure yarn
and directions and begin knitting at
once. This means you.
Cassius Woodle has recovered from
long siege of illness and returned to
his home north of town. He went to
Chicago to visit relatives in January
was taken sick with the "Flu" which
later developed into pneumonia, and
has had long hard siege. He has
decided to sell his three milch cows at
auction. He will put them up at
auction at the j. b. Patrick sale April
1st. One is fresh now and two will
be fresh in April.
The Masonic fraternity of Paw Paw
Lawrence, Lawton and Mattawan
assembled at the lodge room in this
village on Wednesday evning for a
school of instruction under the direct
ion of Grand Lecturer, Frank o. Gil
bert of Bay City. The ladies of the
Eastern Star served fine supper at
6:30 o'clock, and received many COM
pliments for the excellence of the
spread and the manner in which it
was served. Paw Paw lodge confer
red theThird degree in the evening,
after which the "work" was reviewed
by the Grand Lecturer.