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over Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Ryerson is clerking for
w. +. Bricker
Mrs. Will Day returned to her home
at Kalamazoo, Saturday.
j. p. PRESLEY is with Holmes Bros,
clothiers, for few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Ward is entertaining
her mother from Carson City.
Miss Helen A. Newman was in Grand
Rapids, Tuesday to purchase goods.
Pearl Bedding is at Chave's store
this week assisting during his absence.
Mr.. Frank HELEN of Grand Rapids
was guest at Ed. Trails over Sun
day.
Miss Lillian Boles Of Stanton has
been the guest of Miss Maud Tower for
several days.
A new shoe was found in the road
leading west from town and has been
left at the Otisco postoffice.
Rev. Isaac Terbargh and wife of
Portland have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. V. Child this week.
w. A. Chave has been in Port Huron
and Detroit this week buying goods
for the fall and winter trade.
Rev. Dan F. Bradley of Grand Rap
ids was the guest of H. j. Leonard dur
ing his stay in the city this week.
Thos. Welch and family returned
from Layton Corners, Monday where
they had been visiting over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mooney has returned
from Grand Rapids where she had
been spending several weeks visiting
friends.
Mrs. Maurice A. Reed is represent
ing Victoria Lodge, ID. of II. at the
Grand Lodge being held in Lansing
this week.
Geo. w. Smith is again proprietor OF
Hotel Bricker, M. S. Boss having re-
tired from its management and gone
back to Cooks Corners.
B. f. Hall and f. w. Howard were
in Grand Rapids, Monday, arranging
for special trains for the Estabrook
meeting Saturday night
f. Rutan & Co. have purchased and
shipped through September and up to
date in October II 500 bushels of Rye
from the farmers at their elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goodell of Pal
myra, Mich, who have been guests al
Guy Weter's several weeks returned
Saturday Mrs. Goodell is a sister OF
Mrs. Weter's.
Horace Foreman of Smyrna had the
misfortune to loose his wallet contain
ing Sl5 and key, Wednesday morning
while in the city to assist his daughter
off on the train.
We are glad to say that reports from
Prof J. G.. Wrinkle at Chicago con
tinue to be of the most encouraging
nature and it is expected he will return
home next week.
q. +. Hall, f. A. Washburn and f.
w. Howard joined a party of Ionis
gentlemen Yesterday in "a special cal
and met General Alger and party a
Lansing, accompanying them to Ionia
w. d. Ballou and J. +. Clemens will
address Republican meeting at Chad
wick next Tuesday evening, October
81. The Lorenz quartet of this city
will go and add to the occasion by
songs
Captain f. NJ. Allen of Portland wa
in the city, Monday on his way Il
Smyrna to speak at Republican
meeting advertised there in the even
ing but on account of the storm it was
postponed.
The rally Yesterday at lonia was
big one. Over 100 went down fror
here and the marching club took par
in the parade. The Bedding Club an,
K. T. band make a fine appearance,
wherever they go.
VIM. Joiner of Chase was guest o
his mother, Mrs. Abbie Joiner owe
Sunday. He was here on his way I
attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows, being held in Lansing this week
, as representative from Chase lodge.
: Walter Lambertson has been elected
secretary and treasurer Of the Welc
Casket Co. Mr.. WEIGH having resign
ed as president and manager, and Nh
n II. j. Bowen also resigning as secre
q tary. They will however remain wit
the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peacock {
Rochester, n. Y, have been guests q
Jos. I. Angeles for few days. Nj
Peacock has been the city surveyor {
Rochester for twenty years, and the
N are now on their way to California o
. pleasure trip.
. II. S. Campbell was home from n
% trip on the road over Sunday and say
- he was on the train from Charlotte
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