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Mrs. Lester Lidell is a guest at Frank

Hon. A. A. Ellis Of Ionia was in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. l.. w. Loveland is visiting in
lonia this week.
II. ID. King of Ionia, was on our
Streets Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Beck returned to Grand
Rapids, Monday.
Geo. w. French, of Ionia, spent Sun
day with his family
Mrs. N. +. Hauck of Pewamo is IA
guest at Geo. Hauek's.
Miss Lena Leonard has been home
from Olivet this week
Fred A. Washburn and wife were in
Grand Rapids this week.
Chas. f. Hills, of New Baltimore,
was in the city over Sunday
Mrs. +. Il. Howk was in Ionia over
Sunday visiting her parents.
Edith Burshaw from Coral visited
her sister Olive over Sunday.
Helen A. Newman has just got in a
lot Of new millinery this week.
w. H. Kennedy and family have
moved from Cooks Corners to Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds are
painting and overhauling their house.
Guy p. Moe of Portland and Miss
Emma Carbaugh, also of Portland, are
married.
L. II. Edmonston, IA brother of Mrs.
b. A. Parker, died in Palmyra, N. Y,
last week.
Maggie PEBBLES from Lansing is
making her many young friends in the
city visit.
Mrs. l.. A. Nelson and son, Glen, OF
Grand Rapids are guests of friends and
relatives in the city.
w. w. Slawson and Miss Kate Baker
were married in Greenville last week
by Rev. A. NJ. Hyde
Rev. S. w. LaDu Of Coral has been
appointed deputy oil Inspector for Ionia
and Montcalm counties.
Mrs. Geo. Putnam entertained Mrs.
Kate Joslyn, Grand Chief of Honor, at
her home Monday night.
DR.. Ferguson picked up a pair OF
spectacles in case yesterday and left
them at this Office for an owner.
j. +. Angel is now sole proprietor
of the Model Market, Mr. Nye having
withdrawn from the partnership.
Rev. DR.. Gunsaulus of Chicago will
not lecture here. His dates have all
been cancelled on account of i'll health.
The Stratford Club met Monday
evening with Mrs. Ricaby and will
also meet there again next Monday
night.
Will Knott has bought out Dell
Cobb's interest IN the livery business
of Cobb & Knott and will continue &c
run it alone.
Barney c. Curtis was called to Alma
Saturday on account of the death Of
Mrs. Curtis father. The funeral took
place there Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. b. V. Child and Mrs
Julia Divine as delegates will attend
the council for the dismission of Rev
A. NJ. Hyde of Greenville.
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Frank Van Pelt lost his Forester,
pin from his vest somewhere on the
streets last week and would be pleased
to have the finder return it to him.
Mrs. w. l.. Jackson announces 1
closing out sale of millinery for the
next four weeks. 1t is understood tina
she and Mr.. Jackson will remove t.
Petoskey.
Ed Soveren, who left here a yea
ago and went to work for Ballentine s
Co., in Port Huron, has been promoted
by that company to travelling salesman
at good salary.
The firm of Angel g. Nye has beer
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retiring and the business will be car
ried on by J. Il. Angel who will collec
all debts due the firm.
DR.. Geo. X. Johnson, in compan.
with DR.. G. +. Morgan of Greenville
was in the city Tuesday, having bee
called on professional business in thi
vicinity.
The next regular meeting of the Il
n. of a. has been postponed one wee
and will be held Wednesday evening
May 10Th, at the home of Leste
Grant. All members requested t
be present.
7 j. G.. Van Wrinkle, of Belding, super
intendent Of schools in that thrivin
little city came down today with abou
dozen Of his pupils on their wheels
The party constitutes the Bedding Hig
School Bicycle Club.-Ionia Sentine
o New ads. this week: Mrs. w.
. Jackson, millinery; William Picker
Q ing. insurance; Kingsley q Co., gr,
o ceries; Robinson & Hudson, groceries
y I. Frank Ireland, hardware; w. 4