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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

WANTED-Lady or Gentleman to repre-
sent well established firm on salary of so
per month. Address Manager NJ B. Co
this Office. d42-tf. SunITu-Th.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

"ARE you an oficeheIder7" said one man
10 another. "NO. | work for a living
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-By a. gentleman: a nice cool.
furnished room in private family within
four or five blocks corner Main and Doug
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

FOR SALE-Alfaifa hav. Trv a Ios5
for your COW and you VII buy no other
Leave orders with +. I. Spencer, over 80
East Douglas avenue. d4O-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good pIano
Tor a phaetol or cattle. Shreys bros
meat market. Sl9 West Douglas avenue,
d41-Ifs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

FOR SALE-Sewing machine and other
household goods. SIS Maple street. or IlS
West Douglas avenue d42-Its
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ZOE LE-H0usFs

FOR SALE-S isrse rom cottage large
plate glass windows. cas-. froat Pee
sos. SIS North Ohio Ave. Enquire Is y
Main St J. 2. Johnson- dEs-tf
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OR SAL Observation-Disclosures

| fOh h6N MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALe-RlISCELLANECUS.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good nIano
| Tor a phaetol or cattle. Shreve Bros.
meat market. Sl9 West Douglas avenue.
| dA-1t'
FOR SALE-Alfaifa hay. Try a load
! for your COW and you VIII buy no other.
Leave orders with +. l. Spencer, over 10
| East Douglas avenue. d4O-tf
FOR SALE-Sewing machine and other
household goods. SIS Maple street or llS
West Douglas avenue. d42-Its
FOR SALE-A good Densmore Type
writer Cheay Tor cash Must be sold at
once. go South Lawrenve ave. d4o-tf.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Iarge sorreI
/ horse CAN at 50S South Campbell ave
nue.. G42-e-s
FOR SALE-One span black carria p
horses. one Henny carriage, one sett OF
new double carriage harness. one two
seated road wagon, one COW, one sett
single harness, mockiEg bird; also one
knabe parlor grand piano. For informa-
Lon eali at The residence OF r A Smyth,
SS Waco avenue dS-If.
FOR SAI1E-Two fine barrow pigs. call
at 80 South Main street d42-2ts
FOR SAI.E-Seco1d-hand lumber b-50k
and other material. al I0l2 Maple St. West
Wichita. very cheap, 20 save removal
and storing. See Dave Coffey Or call G L
my once E Spencer. over - z
Douglas. dS--f
FOR SAI4B-Thoroughb-ed Jersey COW:
twelve quarts Of milk. Also good ap-
pearng. thoroughly gentle pony: both
cheap. Enquire al 123 North Main S..
McNamara's dry goods store. 6S5-l.
TYPEWRfTER TERS.
Bought, sold, exchanged. rented and re-
paired Supplies for Al standard makes
EverythinS Ter The ofiice. Miiiison OF
fee Supplies. Ssdgwtck block. Wichita
6E-eSt
FOR SAIS-HOUSES-
FOR SAILS isrEe rom cottage large
plate glass windows. cas-. froat Pee
sos SlS North Ohio Ave. Enquire Is y
Main 81. J. Z. Joh1sol- dEs-tT
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Advertisements under absye cIassldca-
tons must be IN the counting room by
o'clock every night except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
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TYPEWRfTERS

Bought, sold, exchanged. rented and re-
paired. Supplies for Al standard makes.
Everything fer the Office Miiitson Of
fee Supplies. Ssdgwtck block. Wichita.
6ZSt
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FOR SAI.E-A good Densmore Type
writer. Cheay for cash Must be sold at
once. SO South Iawrenve ave daft
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

FOR SAL.E-Second-ha1d lumber. brlck
and other material. al I0I2 Maple St. West
Wichita; very cheap. 20 save removal
and storing. See Dave Coffey o. call a.
my once E L Spencer. over - Z.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05

FOR SALB-Thoroughbre Jersey COW:
twelve quarts Of milk Also q good ap-
pear1ng. thoroughly gentle pony: both
cheap. Enquire al - North Main St.
McNamara's dry soois store 6S5-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Large sorrel
hOrse Can at 50S South Campbell ave
nue. G42e-s
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FOR SAI4E-Two fine barrow pigs. Call
at 80 South Main street d42-2ts
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After Germany Has Arrayed Herself in
Her Best Attire, Given Him Her Most
Winning Welcome. Set Before Him Her
Best Fare. Believed All His Stories and
Laughed at t,Auals Jokes. Then to Have
Him Go Home Without Buying so Much
as Toy Pistoi-Cabinet ChaDges-Ger-
man EeWa
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TEHE
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soonest Store in the State, and
we carry the LARGEST and
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goods. Only goods Of the
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here-from the rich Dress
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To- day we show Corsets and
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utation than the R. & c.,
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Montpelier Republican Caucus.

The republican voters of the City of Montpelier
are requested to attend a primary meeting to be
held at Armory Hall, in the City of Montpelier,
Monday, June l. 1896, at 1880 p NJ, to transact the
following business;
meeting
Second-To elect eight delegates and alternates to
the Republican state Convention, to be held at
Burlington June II, 1896.
Third-To elect the necessary number Of dele
gates and alternates to attend the Republican Con
gressions Convention of the Second District to be
held at Montpelier June l6 1895.
FOurth-To elect the necessary number of dele
gates and alternates to attend the Republican
County Convention, to be held at Montpelier June
"a, 1896.
FUfth-To elect City Republican Committee.
Per order CITY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
ALTON.

Sam Kropf's sale, Tuesday afternoon
Sam Kropf moves into the Mill house
this week.
The sick and lame of last week are
all improving.
Tom Reed and family Sundayed at
Dell Condon's.
Mrs. George Ring visited at John
Andrews, Sunday.
John L. Covert of Lowell, formerly
oil this place, is very low.
Mrs. Chauncey Miller was caring for
her people, last week, in Keene.
Miss Jennie Corrigan visited rela-
tives in Grand Rapids, last week.
A. j. Ring, wife and son George, of
Keene spent Sunday with Z. Ring.
The Peoples Aid Society meet at
Stephen Rennell's, this week Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Miss Matte Close of Rock
ford called on F. Purdy, this week
Monday
Miss Francis Houlihan of Lowell is
spending few days of this week with
her parents.
Mrs. Kropf will move on to the farm
vacated by her son Sam, and her son
Fred will occupy her farm.
Geo. w. White of Grand Rapids was
up last week to see his mother, Mrs.
Otis White, who is now gaining.
Chester Church of Lowell is worse
again; also his wife. Mrs. ID. A.
Church is there caring for them.
Church services were held at the
church, Sunday evening, with a view
OF holding series of meetings, but so
many being sick it was abandoned.
Mrs Thomas Hubert of Chicago is
visiting her mother, Mrs, j. Goble,
and is laid up with sprained ankle.
Mrs Allen Godfrey of Lowell is car
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Orla
Weeks, who is suffering with lagrippe.
Those added to the sick list last
week were Mrs. Judd Hapeman, Mrs.
Orla Weeks Mrs. Horace Weeks,
Charles Keech, John Andrews, and
Aggie Smiths little girl.
John Hapeman has bought them
farm near Lowell of 100 acres, known
as the Wheaton farm, and will move
on to it this month. Judd will occupy
the Alton farm.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
SHILOH.

Wild Howe was in the city, Monday.
Geo. Hubbard has moved onto his
farm again.
Wash Heth has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mr.. Donders is able to attend to his
patients again.
The lyceum was we'll attended, Sat-
urday evening.
Homer Morris was at Bedding on
business, Friday.
A leap year party at brakes hall,
Wednesday evening.
Burt Fuller was visiting friends in
Beldisg, last week.
ID. Dove and j. Salyer are cutting
wood for Henry Decker.
Frank Allen has put into his store, a
fine stock Of Bedding shoes.
+. H. Morris has moved his saw mill
onto G.. NJ. Peabody's farm.
George Strong has finished drawing
railroad ties from near Palo.
Fred Leach has gone to Grand
Rapids to work in a barber shop. w.
II. Leach will move back on the farm.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
MIRIAM.

Fred Albert OF Alpine visited here
last week.
Our boys will organize "a base ball
club in the near future.
Peter Fabung has engaged with John
Casper for another year.
Joe Albert took load OF hogs to
Grand Rapids last week.
Miss Currie closed very su ccessful
term OF school last Friday.
L. Krupp is cutting down the shade
trees along the road by his farm
Casper Fuerstein will put base
ment under his barn in the spring.
Stephen Mehney who has been work
ing in saw mill at Blanchard came
home Tuesday.
Jas. Gardner of Keene has gone to
Evart to reside. Will Davenport ex-
poets to go there too.
News is scarce on account of leap
year. Girls don't be afraid to send in
the news, no matter how small the
items. Your scribe will try and add
to it so that Miriam may be heard
from. Address it to Box Is.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
SMYRNA.

Harry Clark is on the sick list.
G. w. Joslln has gone to Harvard on
business
Mrs. Earle and son have returned
home from Chicago.
Miss Maud Edwards OF Rockford is
visiting friends here.
Miss Eva Williams of Portland is a
guest at II. F. Barrys.
Miss Lulu Whiting of Bedding was a
guest of Jennie Beedy, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hoppough visit.
ed his brothers in Orleans, Sunday.
Mary Burd is still quite sick. DR..
Benedict of Greenville is attending
her.
Everybody come and hear Rev. Mr..
Hills preach at the church next Sun
day, at 3 p M.
Sylvester Toombs of Belding has
commenced his summers WORK for
Will Francis.
NJ. G. Graw and Grace Rogers of
Fair Plains we're guests of Pearl
Cowles, Saturday.
Nellie Tebble is helping to care for
her sister Mrs. George Northway of
Easton, who is yet quite sick.
Miss Mooney our school teacher,,is
tied her home at Lake Odessa over
Sunday. Her sister returned with
her.
The Easton Dramatic Society pre-
sented the play, "Dot, the Miners
Daug liter, ''interspersed with music and
recitations here, Saturday night, to a
large and we'll pleased audience.
One evening last week, two of our
young men took a ride to the city OF
Bedding and became so elated or some
thing that they let their horse walk off
a bank near DR.. Olinger's, upsetting
and demolishing the buggy, and spill
ling the boys all over the ground.
They finally came to and wandered
down TO Main Street where they found
the horse looking for them. They
could not find the buggy, so they put
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Fenwlck

Miss Clara Lee is working for Mrs.
Richard Wilett.
Charles Emmons had business in
Ionia, last Friday.
l.. T. Slocum and son are cutting
wood for l.. j. jerks.
Miss Ella Loveless of Shanty Plains
is sick with bad cold
Mr.. Emmons had business in Beld-
ing, last week Wednesday.
There was meeting every evening
last week at the new F. M. church.
Austin Human took dinner with
Chas. Emmons and family. Tuesday.
Miss Laura Emmons visited with
Miss Pearl Human, one day last week.
Mr.. Smith of Ionia visited with his
brother William, in Fairpains, Thurs
day.
Nelson jerks has rented place in
Orleans and intends to move in short
time.
Willie Loveless is helping his uncle,
Lutte Wood, move to Barryton, this
week.
Mr.. Golf of Saranac was at Mr.. EN-
mons place to buy some shingles, last
Monday.
A mistake in the jerks item of last
week. 1t should have been Mr.. in
stead of Mrs.
Mrs. Chas. Barns and Mrs. Prosper
Barns visited with Mrs. Hinman, last
week Tuesday.
We hear that Mrs. Prosper Barns is
going to spend the summer with her
mother at Six Lakes.
Mrs. sgd Gambler went to Stanton
last week, to see a doctor about an
abscess in her baby's neck.
Pearl Hinman is going to work for
Asa Woods people Of Grattan, this
summer. Mr.. Wood came after her,
last Wednesday.
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oTIsoo.

G.. A. Phillips is on the sick list
Mrs. Sarah Benedict is sick with
lagrippe.
Mrs. Nathaniel Fiske was visiting
last week, with Mrs S. Benedict.
G. Hubbard and H. Luck are draw
ing ties from r. Belongs TO Green
Vile.
Who can say Cooks Corners is not
booming, when we have new grocery
store and new sheep and cattle buyer.
School closed, last Friday, for a
three weeks vacation, and Mr.. Haynor
returned To his home at Ypsilanti on
the following Saturday
The pedro party was held at Frank
Moons, last Saturday evening, about
forty-fve being present, and a good
time was enjoyed by all. After re-
freshments were served, Mr.. A. L..
Richmond and Mrs. Ike Silcox were
presented by Mrs. Frank Moon, the
two head prizes as best gent and lady
players of the evening, and Chas. Hop
POUCH and Miss Oracle Fuller carried
away the boobies. Tho next pedro
party is to be held at f. r. Berry's,
Saturday evening, March IA.
The winter term Of the Otisco schools
closed, Friday, with a roll call pro-
gram Altogether the term has been
successful and the work very satisfac-
tory. Instruction has been given re-
"a riding contagious diseases, and
alcohol and narcotics; also a standard
story has been read. The names OF
those ranking first are as follows:
Scholarship, Nellie Luscombe; attend
ance, Nellie Luscombe; spelling-A
class, Fred Reeves, Grace Fuller; b
class, Carey Bradish, Elva Hubbard;
G class, Bonnie Boss, Clifton Green,
The spring term opens March 80, and
it is urged that all who expect to at
tend during the term, be present the
first day.
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e. ID. Decker jr. has hired out for

T. ID. Decker jr. has hired out for
the summer to Philo Anterior.
j. Lent OF Fairplains has purchased
stock of straw Of +. Cumming.
Another musical instrument at Theo.
teaches. It's girl this time.
f. w. Maynard and family are enter
taining relatives from near Hastings.
Quite number from here attended
the auction sale at Belding, last Tues
day.
N. II. Strong of near Palo spent Sun
day with his brother George OF this
city,
y. and j. Lane OF Orleans Centre
have been fishing at the lake, the past
week.
Rev. Preston of Sheridan preached
very eloquent sermon ut brakes hall
Sunday.
Miss Erma Maynard spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Maynard.
Erwin Fuller of Belding has been
visiting friends and relatives here the
past week.
f. Cummings of Ionia is spending a
few days with l.. p. Guptill. They are
putting in the time fishing and we
hear so far they have had fsherman's
luck.
w. f. Busch went over TO Orleans
Centre, Wednesday night, and rode
the Maccabee goat a few rounds.
There are others to follow in the near
future, among them being Frank
Allen, Chas Brown, and John Peabody.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
KNOXVILLE


S. Keefer was in McBrides, las I
week
Ray Murray has moved his family to
Ionia.
Wesley Sharp has moved back to
Gladwin.
Prof Tallman of :he Smyrna schools
was in town, Saturday.
j. 7. Raby and family spent Sunday
with friends in Belding
j. NJ. Kidd has engaged Fred Roach
of Miriam to work on his farm the
coming season. .
William Taylor passed through town,
Saturday, on their way to Stanton,
whore they intend to reside.
John Wacha has got his horned
horses pretty well broken. He made
two trips to Belding, last week, with
them.
The young ladies are bestowing
their sweetest smiles on Joe Wacha
just now. Perhaps that new carriage
has something to do with il. The
boys say that although Joe's carriage
is a fine one, he will stick to his
Cart (en) just the same.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
WOODS CORNERS.
Mr.. Colt is on the sick list.
III Wood ;S 10 foabIa hath

Mr.. Colt is on the sick list.
II. Wood is in feeble health.
A dance will be given by Will Eager
Friday evening.
Misses Lee Wood and Esther Pierson
were in town Monday.
John Greenup, Jr. and lady called at
G.. B irlingham's, Sunday.
There will be masquerade social at
Fred Hoyt's next Friday evening.
Frank Haskins has sold his farm to
his son Bryon, who will take possession
the first OF April.
There was leap year party at Shi-
lob, Nov. ii, and the music was fur
nished by Wild Howe.
The drama given at the Piper school
house was not very we'll attended on ac-
count of the free show at Shiloh.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
oRLEANs.oTlsoo.

Albert Snow lost a valuable COW, last
week.
Miss Sussick OF Smyrna was guest
of Victoria Wilson, Friday.
Jim Maginley and Ed Carpenter are
drawing potatoes to Belding.
Mrs. Will Leach is slowly improving
under DR.. Morris treatment.
Mrs, Jennie Snow visited Mrs. Ed
Whitiord OF Belding, Thursday.
Frank f.. Leach is at home again,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12


being called by the serious illness OF
his mother.
Clyde Cooper, who has been working
at Aurora, Ills, has returned home.
Mr.. Phillips is selling potatoes and
other farm produce and making ar
Engagements to move from this place
soon. They will be greatly missed by
ALL
The exhibition at the Brink school
house, Friday evening, was a complete
success-all rendering their parts we'll.
Proceeds 1926 Willie Martin, age six
years, was awarded the prize for hav-
Ing the largest barrel collection, which
was a silver napkin ring.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12

twenty five miles, Write plainly, on one side o
paper oniy, anu make items brief and to tn
TO reach our Office by Monday night
j. A. Lessiter was in Lowell, Monday
Mrs. j. WEIGH, suffering from neural
gia, is better.
Edith Storey has been worse the past
week, but is now gaining.
VIM. Lessiter is out after being con.
fined over two weeks to the house.
G. II. Godfrey and wife visited rela-
tives in Grand Rapids two days last
week.
A company of young friends spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Written.
+. +. Lessiter took dinner, Sunday,
with Charles Becker and family of
CORTLAND by invitation.
Miss Cora Godfrey has returned TO
Lake Odessa TO resume work, after
spending few weeks with her parents
in Oak6eld, also visiting Grattan
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Smith entertained
a company of young people, Wednes-
day evening. Very nice refreshments
were served and all had happy time
socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randel gave an
evening party, last Thursday, to a
large company of young people. Re-
freshments of ice cream, cake, ETC.,
were served.
Grattan Masonic Lodge to the num-
Der of twenty-eight visited the Rock
ford Masonic Lodge at their regular
communication, Thursday night Sup
per was served after the work of the
evening closed.
Elmer Little of Grattan closed a sue
cessful term of school at White Swan,
Saturday, with "A fine program of rec
itations and music. Supper was served
in the school room to the pupils and
visitors after the exercises.
Miss Belle Nugent, another of Graf
tan's successful teachers, closed her
school week ago in the O'Brien dis
trict. After interesting exercises,
Miss Nugent presented the school with |
a flag, also many prizes were given.
Candy and peanuts were also passed to /
all.
''Grandma" Bresnahan, an aged
pioneer of our town, passed away Sun
day at 1000 o'clock "a m. Death was
not unexpected, as sickness and old
age made it evident that the end was
near. Funeral services were held
Tuesday, at the Grattan Catholic
church, Rev. FIR. Byrue officiating.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
ORLEANS RONALD.

The Aid Society will meet at Mrs
Alvin Bluemle's, Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Reed of Bedding has
been visiting at A. G.. Hubbell's.
John Rice OF Ionia is moving his
family back to his farm in Ronald.
A mask social will be held at Fred
Hoyt's in Ronald, Friday evening
March IL.
Clark Hoppough and wife made a
visit to friends in Disco and Bedding,
last week
Mrs. Howard, who has been sick
about three weeks, is little better al
this writing.
Rob Onslow is moving to Ionia. II
is said he has bought an interest in the
ten cent feed stable with his brother
in-law, Ralph Bently ~s,~~
The literary held at Piper's school
house, last Thursday evening, was
largely attended and heartily enjoyed
by all present. 1t was good one.
Arba Face has bought of Mr. Har-
rington, seventy acres OF land lying
west of the railroad, price paid being
81, 100. Arba intends to put about one
half OF it into potatoes this spring.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
ROUND ABOUT US.
NEWsY ITEMS GATHERED UP BY THE
BANNERS STAFF OF SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondence for the BANNER is solicited
from all towns and points OF interest within
twenty-five miles. Write plainly, on one side OF
paper only, ana make items brief and To the
polnt. III Is the news we are after. Mail so as
10 reach our Office by Monday night
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12

up with friend for the night. In the
morning, however they found the bug
ey and coaxed it down to a blacksmith
shop where il was left for repairs and
the boys found tLeir way home.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12

have the Largest Complete CITY, and will
Sell Prices that Defe Competition
o
make Specially in the Bicycle giving special attention
Watch Clock and Goldsmith
an al workG nteed
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-12
ORLEANS.

AL. Sherwood OF Ronald was in town
Sunday.
Lottie Sherwood Sundayed at Chas.
LaDow's.
DR.. Mcdonald is entertaining his
brother from near Detroit.
Master Herman Hale Sundaved at
his Grandpa Halls OF Long Lake.
Willie Cotton and Misses Leach and
Lal)ow were in Ionia, Thursday.
G. N. Choate and family OF Green
vile spent Friday at o. Purdy's.
Miss Jennie Lonsbury is spending a
a few days among Detroit friends.
Mrs. j. Sherwood spent last week
among relatives OF Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson of
Belding, Sundayed at John Mead's.
AL. Hotchkiss and Fred Hale and
wives are moving on to farms near
Sheridan.
Mrs. Rodgers OF Owosso is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald, for a
short time.
The Epworth League invite you all
TO attend the New England supper at
the town hall, Friday evening, March
The Portland daily press., 1896-01-21
Colby University,

g. WateIville, January 19.-President and
Mrs Butler left on the g. 80 train SaJur-
day for Portland to- remain over Sunday
President Butler occupied the pulpit at
the Free street Baptist church in that
city Sunday forenoon and at the First
Baptist church in the evening.
Prof. j. William Black has been reel
ected for a three years. term as member
Of the Council of the American Economic
Association.
DR.. G. d. B. Pepper lett on the after
noon train Saturday for Norridgewook to
remain over Sunday with. his brother.
The x chapter of d. K. Il. initiated
one candidate into the mysteries of the
fraternity Friday evening.
Practice in long distance running Is
being kept up this winter. A squad has
been formed and runs$are made every
Wednesday and Saturday ternoon.
:, Work in the gymnasium for the athletic
exhibition, which is to be given the last
of this term, is making good progress
under the instruction of Prof. jackson.
The senIDr class are taking the broad
sword drill, so that there will be tour
drills instead of three as last year.
The third eoture in the athletic asso
citation course 5 to he given by Prof.
Les lie A. Lee of Bowdoin college, on
Strait of Magellan, at City Hall, next
Friday evening, January "a