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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

| to enfermo nuessro amigo ell pundonorcsc
captain de ejercit,, don Eugenio Ancas.
| Podemos asegurar al oolega que ei sef1os
Ancas sc halla res pnesto va, de la htara IN
disposicioa que ie retu7o en cana alglno~
dfas.
El guardia Carlos L5pez Die.,a detuyo es
ia nafiana Juan Vazquez, Fender le-
che adulterada.
Manana SO inaugarar :-si Ultima hora
no ocnrre algtn Inconvenience la Ker Hsesst
proyectada & bensfcio del g. As!lo de DO
Dres
La Struacion de este asilo, es algo precarla
pues "a graDde ell ndmero do personas que
cOntribuan su so~tenimi.nto J se han bo
rradp de IL liet de suscriItores
En- todas parties del mundo doUde hay
sentimientos caritativos. a-ta clsse de Asilt~
mereoe Ia protecci6n del ptdblico,. y no cree
mos sea Ponce una .1oapci6n.
Durante las noches de Ksrpaesse abra re-
tretss gu Ia plaza Principal.
Don Tomas Carri6n nos envfa. de-de Is
Habana, un f,eto editadb por 81. baj % el
tftulo 6 A vUELA PLUMA', con eeta deGi, a
toris
al inspirado sorreoto pneta Virii pm
blicista sefior don Lnis Nun 4 Rigefe, mo
desto ohseuniO de su huniisie p.'sano ad
mrador, 7onads Curr.o1.. - e toa ia Di
eiembre SO de 1894
El seffOr Carrion did Ia Ing ,,tiit'icA hac
algunos meses una hoj Vol ante. li-na 'ie iia
tribas contra los hosnbres d.. La D.a0Caa
CIA, especialmente contra nue>tTo.nrrtt /.
Es de celebrarse que ahora, con t;nt4 =
pontaneidad reoti64ue
Esta naftana lego 81 vapor eo~+ r" 7
Bosch esta noche oontinuara - "a
Mayaguez-
EL Correo de z tronsdr, trae IN lin,
retrato de nuestro 4nerido amigo s.on II
/ guel M"ya, dirtsess De FL L'ber"i '''!,nt
) do Cortes que ha sido p6a!os veces del dis
9 trito de Ponce.
Al retrat1 acnmpafla IN articuio eIl.qIe
9 hace justicia al talanto deEnas condicion,
a personafes del amigo Moya-
IS
Hay que hacer iusticia nnestro Ayunts
- mento, puesto que ha empezsdo realiz'
, = obras de cOmposici6n Ell nuestras callos, qt
tan abandonadas 50 hallaban.
En- la calle de Atocha SO empezsron
- = estas obras y on el boulevard de Ia pl
"a del Meroado, cuyos trabajos hace mas {
un mes empezarOn, SO estan estableciendo c,
fierfas de gas para dar mayor alumbrado
aquel sitio.
Siga pOr ese camino el se1or Armstrong
. su gestion administrative merecera aplauso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
I'm feneAO1'
de kbrOs

experto en- todo. los ramos de la contabli-
dad ME cantil, desea oolocarse en esta ciu-
dad en- otra de Ia isla.
Conocs profundamente el ocmeroio por
haber sido largo tempo empleado en- "a
sss importantes de Ponce de su Playa
En ssta imprenta informaran.
Diciembre 20 ds 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
RECoRTES

Las muieres tienen ell arte de probar a
sus familias, q las nuestras, a todo el mum
do, aun nosotros mismos, que nosotros no
tenemos raz6n. -Balzac.
Pocas mujeres hay cuyo merito dure mas
que su belleza Gui6ert.
Mas que ell odio de un hombre, tened el
amor de una muj r.-S5crdtes.
La mujer tiene solo dos dichas en- ell mum
do: sufrir 8 hacer sufrir. Sufrir, cuando
anna, hacer sufrir, cuando es amada. -
Bell.
La mujer es un hombre imperfecto.-FI-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Lecciones de 0rtografIa
POR
SERGIO BERNIER

Los 10 40 stros que conocen esta obrita
didkctica la tiensn juzgsda vents josam ente,
" In han adoptado como texto para In en-
sehanEa de tan importante parte de Ia Gra-
n4tice.
Sc est2 imprimiendo la 3. parte edci6n,
nuevaments corregida y sumenta.
Los pedidos podrAn hscerse 4 don Ohm
pio 0tero on Ponce, q don 6egundo Bernier
sn CoAno 8 nj Autor en- San Isabel.
.pk-s. n Do 1894 1ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Farmacia

Un ioven recisn llegsdo de Ia Per insuls
con mas dc ii sfos de pr<ctica en- buenos
Laboratories e6oinas de farmacia, desea
eolocarse.
Dirigir la correspondence en- Ysuoo s
don Joaquin Tonnes.
DIRE. q de 1894. lind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

eolega: Contieso que me sorprende vuestra
pregunta, que me parece adivinanza.
81 el emperador de Alemania viene a Pa
ris sera despues de estar cierto que sera bien
rccibido, en- ese caso tendremos que reci-
brio cortesmente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
EStafeta
de Ponce

En- ell interior de la plaza del Mercado Sc
estan estableciendo algunos aparatos de gas
hidr6geno, que alumbran de noche aquel
recinto, antes casi obscuras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

al banQuete pOr haberSe traSladado al -
En- vista de este SO acordo pasar una com-
sion 4 saludar]e su morada, acto que Sc
| realiz6 por la tarde, recibiendola el senior
Muhoz Rivera su joven esposa, con afa-
ollidad suma"
Presentados pOr nuestro amigo don Ra-
mon HOyos Delgado, nos honraron con su
afectuosa vista los distinguidos jovenes
Castro, Giganti J Rodriguez, los cuales y
todos sus compaheros, reiterames por tan
exquisite atenci6n nuestra gratitud.
En- el Ju7gado de Aguadilla sc ha incoado
un procedlmlento sumario para averiguar
quien es autor de la sustracci6n de una carta
que uno de nuestros corresponsales de aquel
distrito Judicial dirigio la DEMOCRACIA, y
que no lego nuestro poder.
Segdn nos escriben de Cabo- Rojo, la ex-
plotacion de los yacimientos de guano en- el
barrio de monte grande de aquella locali-
dad, Sc haya suspendida.
En- la ciudad del Oeste ha 1lamado la
atenclon que el atropello contra ell sefior
Latorre ocurriera raiz de trasladarse
esta oiudad el sefior don Antonio Martinez,
presidente dignisimo que fu6 en- aqueila Au-
diencia, que 10 es hoy de la de Ponce.
En- elubarrio ''Narauj jitos", Jurisdiction de
las Marlas, on la hacienda de don Emilio
Gomez, hubo una fuerte reyerta entire varios
peones de Ia misma, resultando heridos de
gravedad los individuos Marcos Velez Mer-
cado y Juan Valentin. Enterada la Guar
dia Civil = el juzgado u nunicipal de dicho
pueblo, 80 constituyeron en- ell lugar del suce-
so, sin haber podido capturar al agresor.
Ha resultado falsa Ia .noticia que circuIo
ay JuanA- Tta9y Iol Gaa
iurado5 habian dado muerte an iudivi-
duo, enterrandole despu3s en- un canavcral
FL tpdividuo muertO ha aparecido rico
en- Ponce, donde goza de buena salud.
Parece que tuvo una question con di-
chos guarclas, quienes le dispararon dos IL
ros, pero sin causarle lesion alguna.
FL in.iiyidao hugo, no paraudo pieses has-
ia llegar 4 Ponce. gu Juana-Dlaz la
sD0gi,saci6a popular, al notarla ausencia
del lndisiduo, fori6 un drama con todos sus
detalles.
Coplamos de FL Insparctai de Mayagiiez:
'tSegtin hemos podido enterarnos, anoche
q a. for la Tore present6 un< escrito al Juzga-
do tis instructor, denunciando como auto
reg de In celada do que fue victima, al bar
rendero municipal Tascnal Maestro, y Elio-
doro Ruiz, guardia municipal tambien.
An0cne mlamO tueron 0eJenidOS pOf OTCen
judicial
Asimlsno 80 decia que ell sef1or la Tore,
al al escritn, manifsstaba sus sospechas 80
bre que Ies dnicos que habrian podido insti
g;r los dos empleados citados que rea-
Il ar ID el c'o yandalico, erau los sedores
Pons "a A.caldo primer toniente de
es,a oiudad."
Rauu4rdense las frases con que terminals
el srelto que en- el ndmerp de aver consa
xrano5 q este asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Area de la
AEanZa

Hago constar, por 81 preserte anurcio,
que dentro del plazo de tre nta dias, CON
tar desde la fecha, todo dsudor que no ha-
ya satisfecho sus cr41itos pendisntes con
este establecimiento, 10 publicaT6 con to-
das sus letras on las columnas de este dia-
rio, sin consideraciones de ninghl genefo.
Aatonio Coil,ae
Ponce. Dbre Ia de- 1S94 linn a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

E hecho ocurri6 ell dfa de Reyes, y el
gresor toiavia est, huyendo, sin que Ia po-
l:cia hsya dado con 81
Nnestro amigo don Alberto Bravo llora la
psr','da de un hijo suyo, que muri6 en- Ma
, sgii 2, el lunes-
Acepte Ia f.mila angustiada nuestras fra
,es de condulencia.
Parece que SO trata de ejercer la accion
popular en- la causa que sc sigue, por aten-
l+do dc obra contra don Jovino de la Tore,
lirector de La Publ,ctdad
Els muy justo.
En- la resefla que We la luz on Mayagiez
aeerra ca, u1 rs tsx excursion de los dependencies
de comercio enconc. mos estas lfneas:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
AVISO

Ruego 4 los seHorss con q7ienes tr ato,
tanto quf como en- J1ana DsY, que no me
despachen NADIA nadie, nj & mis hijos, sin
orden sscrita frmada por mf. con mi Sc
llo particular que uso.
Secero Sfearra-
Ponce. Dbre 10 de 1894 Inn. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
COCHES DE VIAJE

Los eoches ntins ros II 26, 81 y So ha-
-sn visies cualquier panto de la isla COT
magnifcas parejas cocheros educados y
complacieutes.
Para nsormes dirigirse los cocheros
joss Villavol, Victorino Delgado Grego-
rio Munay.
Direcc{n te,egrafca Garcia Sar jurio-
Mayagies.
Maysgiez. Noviembre 20 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

Hablabamos aver, on esta misna seccion,
de la compaffa de guardas infantiles para
los rboles, y los cajistts com pusieron guar
das infantiles dc barrio, en veg de guardas
de BGrros, que 90 el pueblo dond
SO introduce esa iunovac;on
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

Apiaudimos todo ~ GUS tienda h0ces-
Ing en- el mercado y fuera del mercado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

En- Aguas buenas sc han regstrado en- g
pasado a1o, 3S3 nacimientos, goo defuncio
nes 43 matrimonios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

iega nosotros la importante Recista
de Lnstrueci6fa a',i5lica, organo del Mniste-
rio de Fomento, que ve la luz on Caracas.
Is una publication seria ilustra ada, que
hopra la repdblica de Venezuela
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

to enfermo nuessro amigo ell pundonoresG
captain de ejercit,, don Eugenio Ancas.
Podemos asegurar al oolega que ei se1os
Ancas Sc halla res pnesto va, de la hjera in
dispOsicioa que ie recuvo eu CANA algnno~
dfas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

Sc encuentra On Ponce nuestro ouerid0
| amigo don Jesds Munoz, auien afectuosa-
mente saludamos
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02
PALo.

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Eply were in Ionia
on Thursday.
VIM. Wilder and wife made bus
mess trip to Ionia, Monday.
Numerous bonfires denote a general
cleaning up process going on in our
village.
M. Greenwalt is closing a job of
mason work for VIM. Jones, of West
Ronald.
The surplus potato crop in this vicin-
ity is nearly all sold. Those who held
their crop till recently have realized
very fair prices.
A. Higgins has secured the mail
route from Palo to Shiloh for the next
four years. He will carry the mail
twice daily after July l. 1895.
Some sheep supposed to have been
killed by dogs, were found on Mrs.
III. VanVleck's farm few days ago,
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SMYRNA.

ID. Newcomb is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dwight Sheldon was in Ionia
Monday.
James Spencer is now resident OF
Smyrna.
Listen for wedding bells in this vicin-
ity in the near future.
G. S. Cowles sold eight nice fat hogs
last week to Bedding parties.
Mrs. Lucy Choate visited Mrs.
Leroy Witt, OF Belding, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Cowles visited her sister,
Mrs. John Kinds, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Cowles we're in
Grand Rapids last Friday and Satur-
day.
Sam Davis recently lost valuable
two year old colt by getting cast in the
stall.
Deck Hoppough, OF North Dakota, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Charles Westbrook has got his
stomach chuck full of farming and
moved back to Lowell.
Amos Russell, of Chadwick, has
moved to Smyrna. Mr.. Russell was
formerly a resident of this place.
w. r. Tebbel is making great i'm
provements in his Touring mill, and
will soon be able to turn out his best
flour with despatch.
Mrs. DR.. Ford, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Smith, through
the last sickness and death of Mr..
Smith, returned to Cedar Springs,
Monday.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Northway had some bad luck while on
their way to Orrin Ford's. When
crossing bridge near George Will
liams' farm, their horse stepped
through a hole in the bridge and fell
on its side, breaking the harness and
both thills. Mr.. Northway borrowed
an outfit of a near neighbor and con-
tinued on his journey.
Last week Tuesday, while Orson
Peterson's children were at play, one
of them accidentally ran against his
four year old son, knocking him down
on stone in such shape as to break
his leg near the thigh. The bone was
splintered very bad. Doctors Bell and
Martin was called. They found the
leg in very bad shape and it took
them five hours hard work to get the
splintered bone in shape and cared for
properly. The boy is doing we'll at
this writing.
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,ut the worthless ours have escaped

but the worthless ours have escaped
SO far.
Il. Rork came home Saturday to
meet the representative of Grand
Rapids wagon manufacturing firm.
Mr.. Rork returned to Lansing, Mon
day afternoon.
John Gauss and son have their old
blacksmith shop nearly torn down and
when the job is done, they will i'm
mediately commence the erection OF a
new and more commodious building.
They have fitted up a temporary shop
In which TO serve their customers till
their new building is completed.
The weather during the past two
weeks has been remarkably favorable
for spring seeding and many Of our
farmers have finished sowing oats and
barley. The only draw back to re-
markably fine spring weather is lack
of rain, from which wheat and grass
are beginning to suffer materially.
Wheat in this vicinity is reported
nearly all marketed and there seems
to be dirth of that article for local
milling purposes.
The mysterious illness of Miss Mar
ion Bourden which for some little
time created considerable talk and
excitement and has baffled the dag
nostic skill of three learned Nj. DIS,
who held a grave consultation over the
case, and, we hear, concluded it was
some new and strange disease and
might be contagious, her brother,
Page, informs your scribe, has turned
out to be case of German measles,
and now we all breath freely again.
Page said his sister had visited friends
in Bedding where the disease is some
what prevalent and had come in con-
tact with the contagion and the natural
results followed.
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ALTON.

Jesse Frost of Lowell was in Alton
Sunday.
Mr.. Beck now occupies the old Car.
YER house.
VIM. Condor went to Greenville
Saturday.
Fred Jones, OF Grattan, visited at
Otis Whites, Sunday.
Otis White was fixing up the White
cemetery lots. Monday.
The Swiss band went to Grattan
Centre, Sunday, to play.
Mrs. Blosser, Sr., and Mrs. All
Biggs are both very sick.
Perry Cambell commenced work for
Fred Ford, Monday morning.
Fred Ford and family moved into
their new home last Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Brown purchased COW
of Rent Vanderbrock last week.
Segel Norman and aunt, Mrs. Carl,
called on Alton friends, Sunday.
Will Bliss and family, of Grattan,
visited at Orrin Ford's, Sunday.
The Alton church trustees met, Mon
day, at the church for business.
Merritt Scofield was home, Sunday,
from McCord where he is at work.
John Hopeman, Abe Fites and Chris
Blosser, all have very sick horses.
Lawyer E. A. Mayer, of Grand Rap
ids, was the guest of Richard MCGEE,
Monday.
John Denton, OF Coral, visited his
wife at her fathers, Pat Houlihan, a
few days last week.
VIM. Delaney went to Irving with a
load of household goods for Mrs. James
Delaney, last Thursday.
The Altons and Grant clubs played
the first of the week with the follow
ing results, Alton Is, Grant Is.
Mrs. Geo. Armstrong and mother,
Mrs. Nesbitt of Cannonsburg, were the
guests of Mrs. ID. N. Church, Saturday.
Messrs. w. b. Reed, w. II. Ricaby,
and G.. f. Smith, of Bedding, wheeled
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Last Weeks Letter

Mrs. Bert Norton is getting better.
Richard MCGEE was in Grand Rap
ids, Monday.
Bert Cambell, of Odessa, rode home
on his wheel, Saturday.
David Condor visited at Geo. Gend-
er's in Oakfield last week.
Willie Converse fell from horse
and broke his arm last Thursday
II. b. Davis and wife Sundayed with
her mother, Mrs. Towns, of Orleans.
Mrs. Graham, of Lowell, visited her
father, w. S. Fuller, Sunday, who is
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. White, of
Lowell, spent Sunday with the family
of Warren Ford.
Mr.. Madison formerly of this place,
but now of Stanton, has gone to reside
with his son Charles.
Mrs. Helen Elsby, of Cortland, visit
ed her mother and brother Maurice
Trumbull last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland, OF Fallas-
burg, were guests at Warren Ford s
one day last week.
Mr.. Simmons went to Stanton last
week to move Mrs. Madison down here
to her daughters, Mrs. All Biggs.
G. r. Porter was called by telegram
to Muskegon, last week Thursday, to
attend the funeral of his Oldest brother.
Mrs. Westbrook, of Lowell, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
David Condor, also her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Condor, of Otisco.
z. H. Covert, of Lowell, was in Alton
a few days last week helping ID. A.
Church set out peach trees in place of
those that winter killed.
Mrs. j. Goble went to Grand Rapids
last week Friday to visit her brother
who has just returned from Florida,
and sister who has just passed
through the ordeal OF having cancer
removed.
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LONG LAKE.

Dora Dow is quite sick.
Merritt Spencer has gone to Halkas-
ka. 49,
Josh Oakley Sundayed at Kim
Kings.
1t is rather dry blowing for this time
of year.
Will Wellman was in Bushnell,
Thursday.
Chas. Whitford and mother visited
in Belding, Sunday.
John Spencer and wife visited friends
at Sheridan, Sunday.
Forest fires are getting in their
work north of Ravell's mill.
Bert Dickerson and family have
moved in the Sheldon house in Fair
plains and will work for VIM. Smith
this summer.
SHILOH.
F. w. Maynard and wife Sundayed
i n Belding.
John Pratt has purchased a farm
near Amsden.
Mrs. Chas. Gilmore entertained her
mother Sunday.
+. Cummings was the guest of l.. z.
Guptill, Sunday.
Rev. Brown, of Woodland Lake,
preached very fine sermon at he
church, Sunday.
Rev. w. f. Ogden and Rev. f. A.
VanDeWalker will hold revival meet
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GRAHAM DISCO.

Will Spicer is on the sick list.
Erie Green is much improved in
health.
Peddlers are thicker than crows on
a carton in this vicinity.
Orla Emmons runs the road with a
new buggy. Watch out girls.
Don't forget the social with Mrs.
Wakeman, Friday afternoon, May 3rd.
G. w. Joslin, of Smyrna, was in
these parts last week selling binder
Irvine.
G. d. Reed left for Grand Rapids
April %, where he intends to make ii
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02
KEENE.

Crompton Bros. have rented the
Newton farm.
Mi 5 Minnie Bowen is working for
Mrs. w. II. Hunt.
Dewitt Spears has hired out 10 Fred
Laucks for the summer.
Miss Anna Potruff, of Fallasburg, is
working at j. NJ. Laux's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Kohn visited
in Greenville the fore part of the week.
Morgan Titus has his new house fin
ished and will move there next week.
About IA teams went to Belding,
Saturday, to get lumber for Mr.. Dan
iels.
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ings here in a few days.

Tugs mere III lew udys.
w. |. Crippen and II. II. Decker
have been giving the depot thorough
overhauling and painting.
N. II. Strong & Co. have moved
their tie mill up northeast OF Fenwicx
where they have settled on a forty
acre tract of timber.
DR.. A. Donders has rented the
Soules farm and intends moving on
soon. He Is going to practice med
icine and farm the odd moments.
The party given for the benefit OF
Clarence Ives, Friday night, was well
attended,; receipts $500. Mr.. Ives
contemplates going to Colorado or
some other western state for his health.
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o o ay lyt be n We
Mrs Hopkins Knee the will ge boys the at the same prceI0
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02
through Alton, Sunday, enroute for

through Alton, Sunday, enroute for
Lowell.
E. Campbell's folks left last week
Thursday for their new home at Low
ell. They have resided here for Is
years and have made many friends
who feel lothe to part with them.
They were always ready in time OF
sickness or trouble to lend helping
hand and we shall miss them very
much.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02

Henry Compton lost a valuable horse
last week. He bought another OF b.
+. Wilkinson.
j. M. Laux is improving the looks Of
his farm by tearing down fences and
grubbing hedges.
Mr.. LOOMS, who has been living for
the past year with John Vanderbrock,
moved on his own place, Monday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02


4 paper only, and make items brief and to tn
point IL lis the news we are after. Mail so a
to reach our once by Monday night.
oRATTAN.
Oliver Jakeway, of Lakeview, is will
his uncle, Chas. Jakeway.
Rev. M. p. Smith gave an impressiy,
sermon at Ashley, Sunday, from Rev
800.
Squires band, OF Grand Rapids
played for party at Madison's hall
April Goth.
Mrs. Electa Tower, of Grand Rapids
is better and Mrs. John Emmons has
returned home
The general influenza does not abate
VIM. c.. Slayton and wife and Mrs
Austin Slayton are the latest victims
]. A. Lessiter has hard cold with
catarrh and their little daughter,
Bernice, has the same with symptoms
of humps. The mumps are also in j.
L. Weekes' family.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, of Kalkaska,
visited her nephew, Lou Smith, and
family over SUNDAY, accompanied by
Mrs. Truman Smith, of Rockford, who
also visited her father, w. S. Fuller,
who is no better.
Near relatives came from Caledonia
and other towns to remind Mrs. Hollis
Brooks she had reached her forty
seventh birthday, April %. Mrs.
Brooks was greatly surprised and still
more SO when she was made the recip-
lent of a number of very nice useful
gifts.
Ashley Sabbath school has made the
annual change of officers as follows:
Superintendent, Mrs. Lon Smith; as
sistant uperintendent, Mrs. Will
Hall: secretary and treasurer, Frank
Wood. Children's day at the church
the second Sunday in June, evening.
Mrs. Stewart, of Kalkaska, was well
come visitor to the Sunday school,
April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mason were
called to Muir bv the death OF A. Sea-
brook, known as 40" who was a
former resident here; also his wife,
who lived for years with Mr. and Mrs.
Mason, having for them "a daughters
love, they holding for the bereaved
family a parental love. Mrs. Sea-
brook with four sons and one daughter
are left to mourn good kind husband
and father.
Relatives here received the sad mes
sage last week that Mrs. Sewell Abby
had passed away at her home in Tru-
FAINT. Mrs. Abby was the daughter of
one Of our first pioneers, Jared Wat
kins, who died many years ago, and
sister of Messrs. Jason and o. /. Wat
kins, well known. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Abby were long residents here, Mr..
Abby building the store now occupied
by Messrs. Lessiter & Written.
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KNOXVILLE.

Jason Rich, of Fishville, is calling
on old friends here.
Ora Twiner, OF Sunfield, was in this
vicinity last week.
The school in the Blystone district
commenced last Monday.
Solomon Keefer, OF McBrides, has
rented Chas. Hagadorn's farm for one
year.
The residence OF Eugene Fox burned
Saturday. Part of the contents were
saved. No insurance.
Rev. David Ingham will preach in
the Blystone school house next Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock.
b. G. Hines has been making great
improvements in the highway in front
of his farm. Let the good work go on.
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his home.
Mrs. John Emmons has returned
from Grand Rapids. She left her sis
ter gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Nancy Cook was called to Port
land, Monday, by the sickness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Cornell.
Mrs. Will Richmond and daughter,
OF Belding, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Il. +. Cook.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in Grattan township,
Sunday evening, April IS, Mr.. George
futile and Miss Cora Green, both OF
this township. Congratulations
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02

A good strong suit at soc.
75c., LOO, $l.25, 81. so, $l.75
I'd $3.50 suits. We handle
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02
ITEMS Suits at $3.50.

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