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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16
Blood

Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifes, VIZ
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. 1t is because
of its great power TO purify the blood that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OIL. SALT

The undersigned is prepared to fur
nish fine and coarse salt in bulk or in
bags at from $500 to $1,000 per ton
of 1000 pounds. -,
]. I. DowsETT,
Honolulu, October IS, 1897.
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NOTICE.

l want to make the acquaintance of
a man who owns a farm or two in or
near Honolulu on which vegetables
can be raised; farm with some cows
preferred. l am prepared to rent.
Address c. b., Ctar office.
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TO let OR LEASE.

The Bell Tower premises on Union
street. Apply to
j. NJ. MONSARRAT.
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BE it remembered that the newspa-
pers are the merchants tried and true
mediums for advertising. Use them
largely II not exclusively. Advertise
in The Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16
Native Hats

un quail led in
workmanship, made especially
to order for us and in the
latest designs. These are the
fad today among well dressed
ladies. You can be fitted in a
moment and our prices are
very low.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16
\ rom

Hoods Sarsaparila has accomplished SO
many wonderful cures. 1t makes the
blood pure, drives out the germs OF dis
ease. Thousands today enjoy good health
as the natural result OF taking
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16
Braids, Braids

of all sorts. Silk
in all colors; white Hercules
braid, alpaca braid and corded
velveteen dress binding.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-16

edD $. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
CZKOWIEK WAZ.

w Londynle " szpltalu sw.
Jerzego okazano lekarzom cz}ow'e-
ka VEGA Indyanina Yog Yogi.
Jest to nazwa bramina z wYzszej
klasy; poddaje on cla}o r6znym
praktykom i cierp'en1om, ably
zasluzyG W zupe1noscl ma przvobie.
cane W zyciu przysztem rozkosze W
raiu. PraktYki tie polegajA ma
w~ykreceniu wszystkich cz}onk6w
W spos6b trudnY do poJecla. w
ostatn1ch dniach ~pokazYwaf sic
Yogi W Londynie W czterdzlestu
osmiu pozach: Przekreca} obie
nogi paokoio szyi i skaka} przytem
ma ]ednej rece, zwija} rece W
klebek az do ramienia, a nogaml
opasYwa} sig W pol; nastepnie iakby
zupe1nie pozbawlonY koscl, ca}y
zw,]a4 sic W k}ebek spa} przytem
ma jednej nodze. Obecnie poddanY
on Jest scis}ej 6bserwacyl lekar-
sklei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
acknowledgements zOny.

Petersburski sad okregowy roz-
poznawa} 81 Listepada sprawe
przeiwko p. Fruchto wei, kt6ra
wezwaf pred kratki sadowe,
m~a}zcnek, ~oskaarzajac 0 niewdziecz.
nose.
z toku sprawy pokazafo sic,
re Frucht6w kup,f "a $4,000 rs.
domi oisrowaf 60 zonle, ma kt6reJ
lmie dom zostai nabyty.
Ma1zonka 10 otrzymanlu daru
wyprawita meza z domu, pozostawi}a
60 o%p}akanych stosunkach mate.
ryalnych odmawia1a nawet 80 kop-
ma lekarstwo.
Frucht6w swiadectwami iekaskle-
mi udowodnl1, re niedostatku
popadt W ciezka chorobe i zada}.
zeby ze wzgfedu na n1ewdzlecnosc
zony skazane ia ma zap{acenle
$4,000 rs, Sad uzna} s~4usznosG
pretensvli pzYsadzil ma rzecz
Fruchtowa zadana sumo. Sprawl
p~rzesz}a do Izby sadowej. 1 tn
wszakze ME pow,od}osie nlewdzle
cznej ma}zonce. Pc zbadan,u
szczeg6fow sprawy, Izba .wyrok
okregowego zatwierdzi}a skaza}e
Fruchtowa ma zap1acen1e mellow,
$4,000 rs. ,,za brak uszanowanla"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
1slyn Ha1szavs0
DIVA raay dzlennie!!

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Najpopularnieisze plsmo poiskis.
Wychodzi oodziennie W dw6el
edvcj ZACH: rannei i wleczorne], O.
procz sw'2t dni swiatecznych. v
ktore wychodzl raz ieden ma dzlea.
Olbrzymi dzia{ telegramow j
korespondencyj ze wszystkich stolio
europejskich panstw zaoces-
uowych: wreszcle wsp6lpracown1ct.
NO pierwszorzednych >.pisarzo~
'olskich zjednal7
kURYERSWI WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjstkowa W kraju naszym "a.
sfanlca Poczytnosc powage.
wynosi miesi9cznie rs. 1 kop. 90. NJ.
mer ~pojedyhczy wieczorny k%osztuje W
Warszawle kop. 5, porannv zaS kop. 8
Cena ogIoszen: keklamy: "a le.
den wiersz garm' ntowy, albo jego
miejsce pierwszy raz 70 kop.. kazdy
nastspny raz kop 20.
Korcspondencya prywatna 20
senie reklam.
NekrO!Ogia: "a w1ersz Is Kop.
ZwyczaJue ogloszen1a: "a Jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho lego miejsce,
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
~z 8 kop.
Male ogloszenja "a ieden wyra,
20 : kon. ka4ay raz og}oszenie minimum
10 hop.
Nadeslane: "a ieden wiers,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
mATKI.

W Maldzie, W H.szpanii. umario
ma kurcz siedmloletnie dziewcze,
lekarze stwledz,li smierG Jego, ala
matka ME chcia}a pod zadnYm
w%arunkiem pozwolDG ma pochowa.
ME c6r&i, tw1erdzac, ze ley W
letargu. Gdy zadLe perswaz, Q
krewnych ] lekarzy ME pemog}Y,
upatrzono chw'le, gdv matka zasne"
Ia, wywiez,ono dzsecko na cmen
tarz . Matka, widzac GO SIC stale,
podazy!a ma c%nentar1, wo&ajac:
Oddajc'e mi mole dziecko. Chcac
matke %uspokoic, odw,eziono trupa
do domu, a gdy otworzono trumne,
r%uszy}o SIG dziecko, objy}a lie
rekoma c6reczka przys1{a do
sleble.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14

wyznaje Boga, jak Gle utwier-
dsi ten Krzyzyk z}oty z meka
Zbswiciela ma mel plersi; ale
jake namiestuikowi jego ma
ziemi, ME przYstoi mi dawoc
WARY byte czemu. Opowiedz
mi raczei zkad sic wzie}o i cd
iak dawna widmo, ktore was
W tym gmachu TAX wszystkich
suraszY.
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
TO OWO.

OSZUSCI. w Poznaniu szed}
sobie utica jeden pan, a tn zebrak
kulawY prosi go notes.-the, zeby
mu da4 ja1muzne. Pan WI mule
z4ot6wke dale zebrakowi.
Nadtos pan dobry, rzekf
mu Jakis nieznajomy, re lyle dajesz
temu hultajowi, kt6ry kaleke uda-
lie. aby ludzi oszukaG, tax on dobrze
chodzi jak ia, powell mi pan ma
moment swej lask1 a zaraz to
okaze.
w tenn bierze laske z z}ota ga}ka
cd pana goni "a onym nlby kalek2,
kt6ry W samej rzecY okaza} sic
zdrowym da{ drapaka. Oba7d~aj
wkr6tce zn1knell. Czeka}cl pan
~jeszcze czaa niejak1, czy mu pray
nlesje napowr6t 6w nieznajomS ]ego
las ze re zkota gafka, ale naprozno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
PODROZNIK POlSKI w AIRY.
CE,

J6zef Sole Rogozihskl umar}
W Paryzu. Imie jego z}2czone
Jest 7 popefnionYm przez Bismarka
gwa1tem. J6zef Sole Rogoz'hskl
zakupi} W Afryce DUE obszary
zieml Kamerunie, ably tam modz
za}ozyG plantacYe. Blsmark rozka-
za4 majtkom nlemieckim gwaftem
wydrzeG wfasno$6 Rogonhskiego.
Ma darmo Rogozihski z rozpaczy
otlarowa} ziemle swo:i2 A%ngllkom.
Gladstone, 6wczesnY anglelskl
p1ezydent mlnistr6w, ME zvczYf
soble zadzlerac z Nlemcami l tax
praca i pleniadze Rogozinskiego
posz{y ma marne. Re zfamanem
zdrowiem zmarn,a1 ma obczyznle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14

'S0SSu 0LAOu
napietnowans.S ,iany wapnem,
dis pc wielu miejscach JUL
odpad}em, okazuja z%aczernione
czasem cegly lub przeguiie
drsewo; szyby okien, czesoia
zabrudzone, cze6cia wYbite, a
dach z gont6w przegni}y,
swieci ma wYlot znaczneml
otwory. Przykrym odstasza-
jacym jest widok tel rulny:
przeciez ME odwracai cd MEL
re wstretem pzzechodniu; o
post6i chwilke i zajrzyj g'ebiej
W SERGE jej dzie)6w. Ma
Ii ona dusze, co to umarie,
butwieiace o&ywia ciafo, ma i
ona swoje dalekie, divine
wspomnienie, co sic w~prezd}o
murow, i teraz, niby kw'at
grobowy, uwiehcza te walaca
sic W gruzy pustke.
Pred laty kilkudziesiat,
tax niesie poddanie, mia1o sle
W tym divorce pojawiaG widmo
kobiety. Okropny s%zelest, z
iakim wsrod nocy nawledzafo
|jego injury, wyped2'f zen
wszystkich mieszkohcow, a
wiesG O strasznem sjawlsku
rozleciala sic wkrotce pc
blizszych i dalszych sasiedz-
twach,w przeciagu roku po ca
feilnieoma Wielkopo}sce ,Ro3oe
ztad powstafy mowy:s~ietlej,l,
lax zw7kle, hrali to "a ba]k',
W co prosty lud sIepo wierzyi;
inni, chooia1 wprost ME zaprze-
czall, zadal, przecie2 naocznego
przekonania; byli zas i tacy,
kt6rzy, aca dzlwnemu ziawisku
zadnej ME praypisywali cudow-
nosci, przecie3 jake natural
nYch przyczyn dajace sic
~s'ytt6maczy6, BIZ wah Mic
przyjmowali. D. liczby ostat-
mich nale3a} maj slawny z
swoim czasie g}ebokich nauk,
~zwlaszcza przyrodnych i mate
matYcznnych, lecz niemniel
slynny z rzadkiej przyk}adnej
pobo2nosci kapian, ksiadz
dziekan Dogalinski. Przypadek
sprowadzi} tego sedziwego JUL
pastoral do Osieczny, a jeszcze
dziwniejsz! wskazal ma
mieszkanie W b(izkosci zamku.
Mamowolna zdjety cizkawos;'a
ogladadanla gmachu, o ktorym
W ca}ej nieomal Polsce lyle
dziwnych opowiadano wiescI;
gdy sic don, lie PREY "ieczornej
porze niejakiem zbliza}
podziwieniem, wyszed} 2
bocznego domu osiwia}Y staru
seek, wspierajacY eie ma kiju,
" wytartej juz nieco caamarze,
weluianYm paste i czapce
zawleelstcj. Nieznajomy ujrza-
wszy kap}ana, stana} JAZZ
wryty, dlugo nan patrzaf z
zastanowieDiem, az postapiwszy
k1lka krokow naprzod. ozwal
sic: - Mech bedzie pochwa-
tony Jezus Chrystus! = Ma to
gdY tamten stosownie odrzek1,
dopiero staruszek wYpogodz,}
pomarszczone colo i tax
mowi}: - Pierwszys to Wiel.
Dobrodziel, kt6rego tax spo-
koinie i tax blizko widze,
ogladajacego ten gmach tn. o
gdybys wiedzial, co sic W MIN
wewnatrz dzicje, pewnobys go
wiecej nie awiedza}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
c
"a zbioru gawed wielkopolskich.)

ny, zw}aszcza ola przybywa.
jacego cd zachodniej jej strony
20 3wirach z}otawej piask6v
topieli jedziesz ocienion zdw6cf
stron ga}ezmi stuletnich wierzb
p level wlecze sic }ahcucf
wzgorz, Reinforcement postro
lonych zbozem, pc prawe
zlelona, jake niwa rojeh MILO
dziehczych laka, tn Gle zfotym
przywabia kwlatem, owdzie
jasnob}ekitna nlezapominajks.
tam znow przeciaga sniegiem
majowego kwiecia, kt6re z
rozsianych tn i 6wdzie do mel
krzewin wietrzyk W bia{Ych
roznosi faIach. Po mad wafami
krasnej zieleni graja role koma
row, kra&a jask6}ki.
Wtem pr%zeleci jastraab
pogna g krzykiem pierzchaja-
&C ptastwo. W dali kmiecy
koh szczypie }apawke - tam
trzoda wolnym krokicm JUL
stapa do w:oski - W oko{o
cisza. Czasem ia tylko sk{6ci
skrzyp derkacza lub poswist
wodnej kurki; czasami rechta-
ME aabek W dalekich lochach
spsew samoCnego kosa.
Wy2ej, W powletrzu, balza~
mem setnych wyziew6w pre-
pelnionym, upedzaja dixie
kaczki i kulig' ia nieml 2
d%ouosnym wrzaskiem p}ynie
zwinawszy W k}ab szyje powa2.
na czapla,lub biafopi6ry }abedz
srebrnymi przegrywa skrzyd}Y.
Wszystko pod wieczor sclaga
ma Dlyszczace W dali ma wsch6d
rozleg}e ]ezioro, kt6re TAX
ozdobuie o%promienia jaskra-
wynn wiehcem zach6d porpuro.
wy.
o luba ziemio, jak3s4 s}od-
ko podumaG dis W posrod
ciebie! Zmartwychwsta}e tive
2ycie budz, W piersi zmar}ego
glossy w~spomnieh tysiaca i cza-
rodziejskim swoim urokiem
zakrzeple znow wskrzesza ma
dzieje. Jak b}ogo odetchnac
swobodniej ma TWEEN Ionic! -
Ma krople wonnej twej ROSY
chcia}bym roztopic ma dusze /
z pe}nej twoiej cary, ejczysta
przyrodo! pc krocie rozkoszy,
ktoremi skrapiasz te ziemie.
Pragna}bym bye echem twej
swobJdy, ma strony wielkiej
hsrfty rozpre&y6 scrca mego
b.cia i uderzyG tryumfalnY
hymn dz'ekczynienia twemu
Stworcy.
Jak mysl bez granic,
buia oko 20 tym rozleg}gm
obszarze wesela, z kazdego
przedmiotu ssac napoj, rozko-
sly, al zakrazywszy bardziej
ku wschodow,, ma nowVm
spocznie widoku. Jak stado
aorawi ma cz7stem przVpadfe
po}u, pna sic te stopniowo pod
CORY drobne, leca porzadne,
gesto zbite mieszkania. Mad
gontowe, m;e)sca1ni ceglane lcE
dachy, wybiega]a dwie wie2e
kos:io}ow, kt6re W dali pre-
siegaia niebotycznym swym
szczytem %staro@ytny klaszt6r.
Takiem obliczem, wedrowcze
zachodu, vita Gle miasteczko
Osieczna.
z wypogodzona twarza, We
.- ozl4-, H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
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SHILOH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith spent Sunday
at G. H. Browns.
Mrs. VIM. Busch has been on the
sick list the past few days.
E. f. Brown and wife visited at A S.
Browns of Long Lake, Sunday.
Flora Burke of Chicago closes a very
successful term of school next Tuesday.
Homer Morris has built fine bicy-
Gle path nearly the length OF his farm.
F. Cummings of Ionia, has been in
this vicinity a few days looking after
his farm.
The Sunday school convention was
held at the Congregational church
Saturday Of last week
Will Leach of Grand Rapids is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Brown attended
a birthday party at Benjamin Com
stocks, Tuesday and report very en-
joyable time.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Will Condor took dinner with Graf
tan friends.
p. w. Byrne and daughter visited at
Bedding last week.
Mrs. Fred Wingier spent Sunday at
A braham Blaser's.
Quite few attended the ball game
at Grattan, Sunday.
Ham Blaser has purchased an organ
for his children. He is also practicing
riding u wheel.
The academy at Parnell held a pic
mic, Thursday, June "a, at Murray's
Lake, west side Lally's grove.
Miss Kittie Weeks returned to Grand
Rapids last week after a short visit
with her mother and other friends.
We are all sorry TO hear OF the sad
death OF Katie Downs and have the
greatest sympathy for the bereaved
family.
Mrs. Frank Murphy met with quite
an accident last week She was look
ing down in Dug Scally's cistern and
getting dizzy tumbed in. She was
taken home and has been very sick.
There are no hopes of her recovery.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-24
BARTONVILLE.

Mr.. Harrington of Shiloh is working
for Will Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. G j. Ring spent Sun
day with campers at Pine Island lake.
VIM. Donner's sister of Cleveland,
Ohio, is making them an extended
visit.
Mrs. b. F. Tower, Mrs. f. j. Rich
mond and Newton Douglas are all i'm
proving in health.
Norman Darwin is experimenting
the carpenter work on b. f. Towers
barn. G. Luscombe is assisting him.
The roads Of this district have been
much improved by the farmers who
were compelled to work out their road
tax.
Miss Maude Fish closed a successful
term OF school in the Button district,
Friday, June 18th with picnic in the
grove. Several parents and friends
were present.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-24
ORLEANS-OTl

II. II. Oles rides {. new wheel
Bert Whiting is working for S. d..
Chickering.
w. II. Locke has bought new
Deering binder.
X. S. holdings is building an addi-
ton TO his barn.
M. Nj. Benedict and w. j. Werner
have traded horses.
VIM. Leach and wife Sundayed at H..
S. Roberts Of Easton.
Benton Bros. and Ed. Carpenter are
harvesting their strawberries.
Geo. Woodbridge and S. FL. Hubert
have each bought new mower.
MIR. Auble of Cascade spent part OF
last week with G.. Il. Hotchkiss.
Miss Hines of Berlin, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Woodbridge.
Herbert Elkerton and wife OF Bel
ding, Sundayed with Jim Maginley.
Mrs. X. ID. Newcomb and son are
confined to the house with the measles.
Miss Mary Howe has recovered from
the measles and is able to be out again.
Mrs. Fred Benton entertained her
brother and sister of Grattan, Sunday.
Miss Cora Haney returned last Tues
day for a visit with her sister OF
Detroit.
Mrs. Il. Curtis of Greenville visited
her parents, James Hanks and wife
over Sunday.
Frank Abbott and N. Higgins and
their wives, OF Keepe, Sundayed at G.
Il. Hotchkiss'.
CLANCY Snow and wife and sister,
Clara, visited Will Hubert and wife
near Ionia, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Sisco OF Bedding is able
to be out and has been spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. w. Farthing.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
Free Methodist church Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday and was largely at
tended. The church now looks very
good.
Mrs. T.. II. Wilson rode out Sunday
for the first time since fall to see that
little grand-child which blesses the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Agnes os-
trum at Orleans.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-24
SMYRNA.

Myrta Ellis visited ollie Barry last
week.
Mr.. L. Beebe has company from st.
Louis.
Carl Hoppough is home from the
M. A. G.
Fl. Skellenger was at his farm near
Coral last week
Myrta Mlllard of Ionia visited Ber-
tina Moe last week.
Joel Cook has been papering at o.
Osborn's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Snyder of Court
land, visited at Geo. Rings last Sun
day.
Our commencement exercises will be
this week, Friday evening. Everyone
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Huff of Green
vile, and Mrs. A, j. Dickens visited
at H. Skellenger's last Friday.
Rev. Hills Of Greenville, gave the
class fine talk last Sunday evening.
1t was "A very pleasant meeting and the
house was full of listeners.
Our school is nearly out and we all
feel satisfied that the terms work has
been success, thanks to the aid of
our teachers Mr.. Robinson and Miss
Bignell. The commencement exercises
will close the years work Friday even
ing, June %, 1897 The class is not a
very large one, there being three boys,
Fred Dumon, Glenn Blackmer and Leo
Sage, and one young lady, Olive Barry.
Do not forget the date-June %.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-24
OTISOO.

M 5. Boss is the owner Of a new
buggy.
Mr. Bradsh and family have return
ed from their visit.
The Otisco Sunday school will be in
line on rally day, June both.
Rev. Golden and DR.. Morris were in
town Monday planning for the Sunday
school rally.
The Children's Day exercises were
well attended Sunday evening and the
children did their best to entertain the
crowded house.
Mrs. Schreiner, who has been a res
ident OF Otisco for the past forty years,
now moves to Lowell where she will
make il her home.
Edgar Cowan of Easton and Miss Vic
toria Wilson were guests Of T.. w. Little
on Sunday and also attend the exercises
at the church in the evening.
An ice cream and strawberry social
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Little, Friday evening. Proceeds
for singing books. All are cordially
invited.
Many wore disappointed look when
they awoke Wednesday morning and
found ii raining as they had planned to
have a good time at the grove on the
north OF Slayton's lake. The picnic
was put off until Thursday, June L.
When dawn appeared next day the
same disappointment came again but
soon the sun made its appearance and
everybody and everything looked
pleasant once more, and still more so
when the happy moment came for them
TO be on their way toward that happy
place. As the scholars approach the
Otisco store they see two wagons,
drivers and everything prepared for
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their enjoyment. At last we arrive at
the grove where we see a few Of our
parents with happy faces and glad
greetings. After we had enjoyed our
selves for few hours we were called
on To partake Of an immense dinner.
After We had eaten all we could, we
had short program At the close Of
the program paper was read called,
1.-The Otisco Valentine" after which
Miss Nellie Luscombe stepped forward
and presented their teacher, Mr.. Little,
bible. He made few remarks and
ended by treating all with candy. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent and
toward evening we made our way TO
Slayton's and viewed the museum.
After returning we took our departure,
all reporting joyful time.
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ORLEANS.

Platt Green of Bedding was in town
Saturday.
Henry Boyl of lonia was guest in
town over Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Brown and family of Shiloh
Sundayed in town.
Miss Maud Morse returns to her
home in Elsie this week.
Com. E. b. Hale was in town on inn
portant business Friday.
Geo. Purdy and family Sundayed
among relatives of Montcalm county.
Mrs. Ed. Wilson was in town Sunday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Os-
trum.
David f.. Wilson and Elmer +. jerks
of Bedding were in town buying wool
Saturday.
Miss Lottie Purdy visited with her
cousin, Mrs. E. p. Nash, of Grattan,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Giffen and Miss
Florence of Grattan spent Sunday at
Cs Il uihy
Miss Myra Face spent Saturday and
Sunday with her brother and family OF
this vicinity
Guy Russell and Miss Francisco of
Bedding Sundayed with her brother,
Grant Francisco.
Miss Jean Lyle of Belding is spend
ing few days with Miss Cornie Conner
of near Long Lake.
Mrs. II. A. Mcconnell and daughter,
Miss Laura, of Bedding called among
friends here Sunday.
Chas. Thayer and wife attended the
commencement exercises at Woodland
lake last Friday evening.
Grandma Hoyt has been i'll the past
week. Mrs. John Morton is very
little better at present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Light of De-
troit were guests of old time friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. .. Purdy, Friday.
Mr. Campbell and son, Harry, and
Mrs. Houghs of Bedding Sundayed with
their cousin, Mrs. White and family.
Miss Jane Baird entertained her
friends, Mrs. Porter of Fairplains and
niece, Maude Moore, of Lowell, last
Friday.
Rev. Mcdonald and little son OF
Seattle, Washington, were guests of
his brother, DR.. Il. r. Mcdonald over
Sunday.
Miss Julia Hail. teacher OF the Chit
tie school gave a picnic at Long Lake
last Friday. Children report jolly
good time.
Mrs. Henry Hills entertained her
sister, Mrs. Belle Mann, and two
children, and Miss Nancy Anderson OF
Bedding the past week.
The Ladies Aid Society" gave an
ice cream social at Rev. A. X. Stew
arts, Wednesday evening. All report
a pleasant time. Receipts $3.50.
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you name and
and sample the New York Weekly Tribune will
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LONG LAKE.

Julia Hall Of Orleans was a guest Of
Ben Hall Sunday.
Ray jerks OF near Ionia visited Nell
son jerks Sunday.
: Asa Dorr OF Chadwick had business
at the lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Brown visited at
AL. Browns Sund ay.
Ira Parker raised his barn Thursday.
Mr.. Salyer is doing the work.
a buss load OF young people from
Ionia visited at Mr.. Pretsal's Sunday.
The children's exercises will be held
at the Chittle school house next Sun
day at 10 o'clock.