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n Serious. Earnest Woman.

Mrs LuoiEaa ' Stone, whose pioneer work in Michigan alang suffrage, edu- oational journalistic and club lines has won her golden opinions, Is spending the winter in Washington. the honored guest of s former pupil, Mrs. Blount, who is prominent in club and intelloo. tual life in that city h lettor to the Charlotte (AIieh. Tribune Mrs. Stone writes interestingly Of distinguished persons she has recently met and saya There was Mrs. Warren. wife of Soma tor Marron of Wyoming. with whom l had q very interesting conversation on the Wyoming subject, woman suffrage, in which she Is an enthusiastic believer. She iH a fine looking woman and very interesting--a serious earnest woman. who talks because she has something to say believes in woman suffrage because she believes in women; that they are the mother heart of the nation and just as necessary to 1t as the individual heart is to tho individual person.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
MS. Avery b Not weaIthx.

Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery, while ate tending the recent executive meeting of the Womans National Council in Bos- ton vas described by some of tho papers as a woman worth e3, 500, GOO A few years ago Mrs. Avery had abundant means and gave liberally to the suffrage cause. A few years hence she is likely to have abundant means again and will then no douht contribute with her usual generosity. But VIC have tho best au- thority for saying that, through certain business complications, Mrs. Avery is at present the reverse of rich The news paper report about her millions, by which many women would have been Aattered, has been a cause of sorrow to her, as it has brought her many appli- cations to which sho is quite unable to respond. Boston Letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
Women ana Money Matters.

It has often been noted that women are more honorable ill money matters than men, and that it is far less rare to have q small loan paid back by q woman than by man This fact, again, ap- pears to as to be fully explained by the trustee theory of woman's S attitude to- ward money. Women are not honester in othor things than men, but the notion of money being a trust oyerrides and dominates other considerations. The man who borrows is very apt to forget all aboub the matter. The woman who borrows feels that double trust runs with tho money, and sho cannot rest till she has repaid it No doubt there are here also many exceptions, because there are many bad women, but at least if is safe to say that women are far less careless about money matters than men, and therefore less likely to commit the small nets of pecuniary dishonorablenesa which come from negligence. Take 1t aa 2 whole, women are more careful about money matters than men and attach more importance to money; hence it bapDens that they never mako great for tunes, seldom go bankrupt, and general lv arc rather more serupulous than men iu small pecuniary transactions. Lon don Spectator
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
Working GirIs' Clubs.

There is Q federation comprising 29 working girls clubs of Boston and vi- oinity The work of one cf theso clubs, tho ShaWmut, was described by Miss Edith N. Howe at a recent meeting of the good citizenship class:
 For the nast year the club has inter estad itself especially in the outside lives of the working women.
 An investigation of the moral eondi- tions in which they are placed has been carried on. Factory girls have been most ready to report. and their reports have in general been much more favor able than those of girls employed in stores, but even here girls of innate purity Of character and motive are safe, with few exceptions. Only one or two employers were found in Boston whc subjected girls to extraordinary tempta tiona, and against these men working girls were warned.
 Some of the girls rather resented this sort of investigation and asked why the club workers did not do something prao- tioaI, such as taking measures for the bettering of wages and the obtaining of shorter hours In consequence the sub iaot of early closing was agitated, and an organization was formed among the women, similar to the beneficial associ- ation of young men clerks, with mem bership of over 100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

boy had Aeen forgotten in his room, ahe dashed into tbe building. aseended to his room and bg main force and against his will carried him into the open air h performing thia heroic feat Miss Burrows was seriously injured and is now under the care of c physician.
 The Newark Advertiser says Hero ism of mon is recognized and rewarded by the national, stato and municipal governments. The federal government gives medals te life savers and has a host of pensioners on itsrolls The state has voted medals and pensions for heroic acts or injuries received i'll the perform anee of duty. Municipalities have taeir methods of rawarding heroism in men. The state of New Jersey has tho oppor- tunity now to honor heroism in women. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
China Closet Hints.

Irregular edges arc in favor for plates, sauoers and all sorts of dishes except cups. They are, so far, smooth edged.
 White and gold china is enjoying as much popularity as in our grandmoth- CTS day, the plain gilt band being now, as then, the fayorite decoration. Fili- gree borders are also seen, and gilt mon ograms of varying degrees of ornatenesa are set in the center of the dishes.
 Gray china is one of the season. s nov cities. Another is peculiar faint green known as Flemish.
 All the new coffee and tea cups are in tho low bowl shapes, with outturned tops. Tho after dinner coffee cups are smaller than ever. In the heart shape they are very dainty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
International woman's Congress.

The international woman 8 congress, which met last September in Berlin has been Q wonderful success. It has been a genuine revelation in tho German com munity The tone of the press has un- dergone q complete change Instead of hippant sarcasm or serious disapproval the newspapers are now animated by Q friendly spirit The women and their doings are treated with respectful atten- tion The calm and dignihed tone of the discussions has won universal approval The New York Nation says:
 Even the exchange of views between the Soeialdemokratinnen and the moro conservative majority of the participants ln the congress did not lead to intgm- peranco of language or exhibitions Of violent antagonismi 8 circumstance with which foreign delegates have been faYorably impressed English and Trench delegates have expressed their surprise af the remarkable self control and matter of fact ways of the German women The latter, in their turn, are deriving from occurrences at the con- gress encouragement for the future rec 0nciliation of the classes through the mediation of women. One of their spe- eial objects of agitation just now Is the revision by the new reiehstag two years hence of certain sections of the new civil codo of the empire, which will nob tako effect till tho year 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

3#as t#-&Ta AND DaE8 OTHER TH.NG9 WELL
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 6a @ woman who has invented a15 mechanical anplianca relating ta tae hieyclo ia AEs Sadie F. Bodine of 8e# YorL- eige
 An invention fer women by a woman has practical ring to is, and an en. .azlastia elHoman is bound to know tho needs Of her fellow wheel women a7 10 zaeTo man c8aId, however laeaablo his intentions. Ia riding q wheel lira. aIa9 found sha8 tho greab- est draw back U her confott Has her in- ahzl557 10 Eeaa her sktae from being blown a5oaa with tho wind no matter h9w substantial 5ao mateFlaI used oF how heavily l557as weighted. Sh0 s85
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e Rreals fast Jack

EAe Rreakfast Jacket.
 The breakfast jacket this season has taken the place Of the breakfast gown. It is made of a variety of materials and ls worn generally with q skirt tomatoh. The most inexpensive ara made ef fan nelette, and tho most costly of silk s0mo of the elaborate ones, with a skirt to match are almost as expensive as a party gown The silk skirt is trimmed with lace -rulllos and the jacket made with q lace bolero But for everyday wear the breakfast jacket of 1anneletto is the most servioeable. One dainty French model recently seen was of pale violet fannelette, trimmed with baby ribbon in deep violet. Tho jacket was made with q full loose front and a be- lero of coarse cream lace. Tho yoke was striped with lines of the baby ribbon, which in the center were fastened in a knot with many loops. The collar was high frili of violet silk, edged with three rows of the ribbon velvet. The sleeve was made with short puff at 5ho shoulder, which was finished with i've rows of tho ribbon wound about the arm and then tied in bow. The deep cuff of the sleeve was made of two lace frills and headed by rows of baby ribbon,
 The skirt to be worn with this jacket was made of hannelette of the same color. 4 deep founco of violet silk fn- ished it at tho bottom. The hounoe was almost entirely covered by rows of tho baby velvet ribbon in the dark shade of violet. Cashmere breakfast jackets trim med with laeo are also very pretty. They may be worn with q skirt to match, or one of silk. One seen recently was of bright scarlet cashmere trimmed with black lace insertions and narrow black velvet ribbons. Chicago Times Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
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about 10 dsslga some eaHtEt9auco for her aE7a coeEea5aeee and Z clever 5a- 4en6sc1 yes s -asG
 e comes honestly by her .zzeek of ia az5Hg UsefaH eaHaigauoe8. Aa ## g. Haat- -sHaa5 aghtor e inventor af the cast 1aa cw and 1Ea meta doa look Her late Aleer5 H cod made a valuable inventions 58 forks a @a the a1s6 to intro: ~ @ ir construction.
 E9aa inst invention was aa variety of sewing machine ~ her ingenuity ia nee lines Ha#I known as 2 loT a s6io apaHHz and hos t8n several popular raaafE5 versatile
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

Mise a. liau Bates of 1e 5Hst o uuiQaa 9istinctlon ol haia1 tho pes graduate law eiees o Michigan. Tho honor tae FrcateH E taa law class f5 graduate Ha 7ael 9eaE #lli 5o the a4sf ta complete e EaH four years eom Ta aag q taa faEf i8ssa5 iz as ea-ell7 as aDg political e. fec m6ara ar 6at three H91r Wo1ien i51=tra lae department. and Miss bates
 el aG 5a aotaria sho has bs6E banasea before b7 minor offices m her eIaz E feat epaz4efte9 ae s4s uaiVer i5 uea her 1fsk She "aa oas e4 +fsa first aa t8 enter. and ID l3sft sha ra-- tba 44aAela 9f aIts
 51r Eez @ eHeT1elees 4-lsa 2ssas las e when eato7aa f38 anjversitg. s ths higher ed7aatioH ?. women waa la 15s eSpeAi-!ls.41 q. :. afaea. aatieiH greet deal ta4 e.aai5 ba i .#.iaal bard .9 boar aa [ #I.543ag aa5s7F W fe taoHQasA edueati an. nerve myself 70 eas. -l5 s =. thiuas to thet end a8 say ~--.s a1e zeo8 aonaa h having aa9a tl445
 eb6 fs taking ~ Aet Y s.e fss 5aa 4 Bs # 6ar tint sire ,aav ba ab1a 10 di5eltaase legal AAV.s in her own business aaa my ga r..s. :. nut her knaHias te as .'le iL-ssA esa of women. s5s 1s.s Ts.a-sis are of fsa Woman elaa 9A Les2sss: 5: has been 2 lsleHslleA aEs 9s''- 5. reesers of tho as9s3a11s1l a9s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
HoroisIn h Women.

Miss Mona Burrows, young teacher in the HoIne For Feeble Minded Chll- dren. Vineland, N. J, rescued boy of l4 from tho flames when the home vas destroyed by fire 1sesntly. She Aaa helped to gEide the siisi tHKsaa ont o1 tne 'rla1ino horae. arsa asanaeine thaf the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
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 ~ dry goods merchants aamoH bis faith iH 2aa a D executive ability From baso Ha# b rco9 H5z eblizHmoHt is almost e uad fer an8 control
 dc i# taeHH #as the first raa n1rus5ea 4a taa cane aH the geatlee fig success lnVltlug others 0fOliOW. young n1zasn super iatenaant is Lot alne ja her appearance. She had ea551o charge lis department ensag- ug and 0isehaTgng help a5 her pleas u1a She anal ly responsible to tho @ fer sta aaaa5 delivery ea all goada purchased iH tH8 store
 ey under hcG supervision como delivery wagons, as many drlver5 and Ba5Tee8 55 gBd ba7s There ara atso nunae of shipping elerks aasiast ing her , fz1o1a ways and between 1t Fefsoaa Ha must arrange fine routes and ass el .H b the drivers. listen to comp laIas5 aa smo5sh ont difficult res sue t9azeaeom itbal sha is { aaassazsiHa llltl2 e1aou
 aa AHa#. am meeelg S wage aa. ell 1es believe my rather unasual aa4 Hoa more So
 ohaf Feaa8 women s Ere a ions. have Comp charge CT IF aeI7aI tLAeies l bat G9uo Had a8 work Fo5 labo1lou6s Of aouraa aan4a5 as many of my own and taiue generally Eu1 EelV aA3 -l9+9 reliable. I ha lH aor businoss ra. stfeas 1.a zszes That Is why thoJ are ,oua E9 z9111ca employed ID sa-
 plac taa a olico or Che firm ere groey plain Eaee@ -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

The disposition to utilize all unusual and foreign products is illustrated in the chairs seen tn some shops They are made of the plaited Malay mats, mount ed, to form sweeping back, upon an American frame. They suitably con- tribute to the odd and artistic furniture which abounds in these days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
The Fourth Star.

The supreme court of Idaho has de- oided that the woman suffrage amend ment is carried. Any other decision would havo been clearly unjust, since tho vote in favor of the women was nearly two to one. The political equal ity clubs can now take out tho stars which they had prepared to sew upon the suffrage flags for California and sew them on for Idaho. We have our fourth star, after alI-Boston Woman's Jour nal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

Lovely medallions of Coalport and DouIton china. e1quisitely hand paint cd and about the size of silver dollar, are sold singly for use in eonfning the lace of a corsago or throat band.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

Tho Grangers of New York have gen. erally favored woman suffrage and are probably as yet the largest body of sup porters of this reform in that state. = American Cultiyator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

The Womenis Educational and Indus trial union of Buffalo owns one of the largest and finest buildings in Che city and has membership of 1,038.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

A Woman's Literary club in Pater- son, N. j., has decided to organize itself into . nolitical examination
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10
Meeting Llttie Rock oonfarenes aI. 4

lordyee, Ark Feb, 9 to II lS91s Tor the above occasion the Cotton pell Route will sell tickets Pine Blae " fefayec and return at aae aa
 ''e etfiFa fare (Sl 60, on the certiii- ,a'e plan. Tlekt s on sale Feb ta Y, lnelu'iue, return liait Feb + iose E. " LA REArME q F < !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

kzaera6iea al taaaea clubs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

sRED MOTHERS Hna helH ,., - ltood's B Sarsapnrilla. which gives @M'il s pure blood, a good appetite and sSR> Ine needed STRENGTH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-02-10

Much of the beautiful decorative work in the hall of tho new horticultural building, in Philadelphia, was done by the women students of the School of In dustrial Art.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20

of the north, is going to have the big gest celebration ever held in the north on the 4th of July. The Finance com mittee has already raised $2,0OO and the matter is being pushed every way possible. Those who contemplate taking a vacation this summer cannot find a better. place than Flagstaff to spend month and take in the celebra- tiOn. The temp-rature>of that region. owing to its altitude. seldom rises over 85 degrees, and the mornings and evenings are delightfully."- cool. There is no doubt whatever that many Pln~- nix people will take advantage of these facts and will attend ths cel-brat i"n. It will'be well worth the while to pay H visit to the numerous points of in tarest within a radius of fifty miles of Flagstaff"
 A sensation was created in Williams Monday. when Frank Tanoy was charged with | murder committed in Colorado in 1891. A few days ago
 fanby had quarrel with woman with whom he WAS living and heat her severely. He was arrested and plac-d in jail. During this little trouble il transpirrd That he WAS wanted in Cpl- orado for murder. Ei Hnrd-siy was aware of the circumstances of the crime and informed Governor Frank lin of Txnby's wherraimuts. Tahby was arrested Monday by Constable K. N. Gray on this new charge Der orders from the GOv-rnor he confessed to Justice of the Peace Hunter that he committed the murder, bui clsim1d he d0ue 1t iu srlf-dsfsnss. He is now in jail in Williams awaiting the arrival of rrquisit'nm papers for his convey. mnce to C,,iOrxtl,,.
 The FlsgStsf Commercial Com pxn,'s store wxs burglrrized Friday night or early Saturday morning and several pairs of shoes. three sweaters, seven Or eight c,,xls and vestse were taken. The till WAS also opened and s"inr change. amounting to about VI, appropriated. Entrance to the store
 was n,x,ir though \ side window in the back of the store, a portion Of . pane of glass. al"ut IS inches square,
 beiug neatly removed. No clue to the
 burglars has been found as yet. litr- are | number of hObos aud sus- picious characters hanging around
 town and lhe deed was undoubtedly committed by some of them. A rock
 pile would have a salutary elect in
 ri,ltiiug the town of this dangerous c,a.s. LArER-Ihis morning District
 Atlo,ne, k. 5. Clark issued warrants
 for the arrest ut three suspects. aud
 ,h- officers have goue to make the arrests.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
Parker saf. From Capture.

Bxmtit Parker has contributed to rIud- his pursusrs and by this time is ssiSiy hidden ava, in his old hsunts im the Bill Williams mOuntsins. It Is evident that he will never be captured.
 C.rnellis, ths Mexican. is reported ,o have been xrr~sl-d st ths Crowned King mine in the vicinity of Prescott.
 It is reported that Fugitive Parker is suffering from bullet wound in the leg, received in thS shirmish on Lux creek. A cowboy near Williams states tl,xt the leg is turning black fr"m inor- ,,fralion and that Parker must s,n'u have ihs attrntiun of phy sicisn if hS would preserve his lifs.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
AAlsRlkU.

SMiTH-DoYLE. On Saturday eveii-
 ing. Ma, l5. 1897. xt the residence
 of Rev. F. Dli,, Mir. Fred W. Smith
 tn Miss Katie Doyle. Rev. F. Dilly
 "fiicia,ing.
 The impressive and solemn cere. mony that united in the holy bonds of matrimony two nf FIags'affs most popular y"ung people was performed in the presence of ouly the immediate relatives of the bride and gr,mm.
 After the ceremony the newly welded couple repaired to the resi- dence of Mrs. W. G. Kislingbury, who had prepared an elaborate supper for the wedding party.
 HE SUN DEMOCRAT joins the hos, of friends of the bride and groom in oougrai ulaiioDs and wishes them | pleasant and happy j'uruey through life.
 Mir. and Mrs. Smph have g,ns t housekeeping in Mr. Smiths residence in the north part of town.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20

Limited trains No. 3 westbound and No. eastb0und run seni-weekly. and saturdays; passes Albuquerque la.o6 D. m. Fridays and Mondays; Barstow l.65p m. Tuesdays and Saturdays, arriving at Los Angeles D. m Tuesday and Saturdays. Passenger. for north of Mojave holding tickets reading via Mo1ave change at Bar stow to No. 6.
 No. llpaves Los Angeles at 8 Q. m. Tues days and Fridays. passing BarstOw i55 p. m. and Needles 730 D. n. same days; AlbuQuer- que 3.W ?. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving Chicago a.43 .. m. Fridays and Mon- days.
 the Limited either at Barstow or the Needles. Only frst-ciass tickets sold at full. rates ars honored on the Limited trains.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Fran cisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be rearhed only via thls line.
 Ask for x beautifully Illustrated ook which will be mailed free.
 DON A. SWEET. General Passenger Agent. Albuquerque. NM
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tHomes,rad Entry No. ca UMir, D 6rArEs LAND OYYlCB'

Notice is hereby given that. the following nsmcd settler haS. . cd notice of hi. imtcn- cisim. and that said prOof Will 6s made be- fore tho Clerk of Probate Court at FlaE.ta6. Hris.. on June sA 1897. vis. Barton .. Olnsy. for Che Bwk tec: q Twp. IN, yE
 his continuous resiaencs upon, and cu!tlva- tIon of rsid land, vis; ChsfleA J. Rabbit. Thomas ,. Coalter. Charles N. ochuls. Henry o. l'sl's' !. st sliiitaI s6ftIvzs 1l't R.sis..r.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20

I.iRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
 T North Ban Francisco street. H.. P. { orser, pastor, Sabbath services: Preaching n .. n,. and p. m.; Sunday school. 10 '. m.; Y. P. S. (. E. prayer meeting. 1:i5 D. m. Mid-week COT ,rence and prayer, Wednes- day evening Vt . ?. n. cordial invitation ls extended tO Hll.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20

psat Tobacco sph and snots Your Lilo Away. .la wspt so quit sHusSSS ssrSuS S.luH @
 iuli of now hfe ma yigor, take No-Io Bnc, the w0nder.worker, that mnkee weah Men strong. Many gain ten pcunds in se1 uayv. Over 4oo,0O0 cured. Buy No.To-Bac oI yoos druggisk under Guar.niee 70 o9ESs ovs gS el.00. Booklet and sample maueo IT.; Ao. Sterling ReQedy(so Chicako OF NeV tcs3
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

I.fRsT M. E CHURCH. CORNER or C Church and Lareux Streets. r. Will son, Pxsts,r Preaching at n .. m. and ?. ni. sundays; Sunday school Ut 10 .. m.. Oscar Gibson, Huperintendent. Glass meetings at IS:I6 D. m. EpwOrth League e:3O D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening st 7:9o Every body welcome.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Iid, Entry No. TOLL LAND OsvIcE AT PREsCtyrr, AHIz., {.

LAND OSvI9E AT PREsCt,rT. AHlz.,.
 May n. lt@i Notice is hereby given that the folio~inx nan,ed settler has filed notice Of her in'sn- ,iOn t0 make fnsl proof In suppoIt "i her fore the Clerk of Probate Court. at Flag stan. Arix.. on June IS. ieo:.. vis; Mr.. Mar. garet A. Cameron for the NV. '. Sec. ds T. p N.. K. 6 E.
 her continuo ous residence upon. and cuitivA- lion Uf. said Iand. viz: Thomas J. C.,.iser. Elixs 6. Clark. Alfred U0verly, ClSuo hnl- merton, all Of Flagstaf. Arix. -
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20
Is the Shortest and Quickest Route to Denver, Ktusas Guy. St. Louis,
 Chica.o and All Points Easl.
SOUTH

Time Table No. 10 effective Nov. 29th.
 iS97 Mountain uuio is standard ussa
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
GRATTAN-V ERGENNES.

j. Cummings son is gaining slow.
Miss Agnes Welch is on the sick list.
Frank Flanagan spent last Monday
in Grand Rapids.
Last Tuesday was one OF the wiudiest
days Of the season.
Our neighbor, Mr.. Hogan, returned
home Monday night.
Mr.. Barnes of Lowell was on our
streets Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Hessler and Mrs. Clemens spent
last week in Grand Rapids.
Eva McGivesis spent last Sunday
with her friend, Kittie Byrne.
Will Lally of Lowell spent last week
with ola friends in North Grattan.
J. d. Frost is going back to the same
old style again, threshing with fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Byrne spent
Sunday with their daughter in Belding.
Mrs. Nelson Lewis and daughter,
Frances, visited in North Grattan last
week
1t don't take much wood to dry ap-
Piles this year, they partially dry on
the trees.
Miss Nina Vanderbrock and brother,
Asa, attended the show at Keene.
Tuesday night.
MIR. and Mrs Aim Vanderbrock spent
last Saturday in Ionia visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Barkely.
Everyone is preparing for the great
ball game and balloon ascension to be
given at Grattan Centre.
A surprise p,.rty was given Monday
evening at j. ID. Frosts. a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mrs. A. II. Weeks and daughter.