The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-12-27

DBC. "a Mrs. Olive Green, OF Hills
dale, spent Sunday with h r daughter,
Mrs. r. X Pulver.
Harry Gregory, OF Chicago. Is s,epd-
ing few days here with his mother,
Nrs. Julia Greg rry.
Mrs. Sarah Pa''en went TO Hillsdale
last Sunday and daugnfer. Mr. Susie
Bennett, returned home with her for a
hort visit. Mrs Pa tens mother, Mrs.
Ju,ia Duryea, IL quite poorly
R.v. j. w. White has received wori
that Rev. Wm. Ppddock, who was per-
annuatsd from the NJ K church here
number OF years ago, died from cancer
at his home in Bronson last week
Ernest Luce and Lemusl Chase have
purchased the brick aud tile yard here
and are planning TO put Ia new plant
and add a portable saw-mill.
Mrs. Sarah Mott has started on an ex-
tended trip to Texas aud other south.
resiern states.
Mrs b. A. Bowen Is entertaining her
aged sister, from Jackson, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ackland. of Qlak-
"r. have been visiting Mr.. AS mother.
Nrs. X \. Ackland, and she has returned
nome with them FIR visit.
f. VI. Hold. OF Battery A., U. s.
Artillery, writes home from Huntsvills,
Ala that they are erjoying life In the
s.'ulh In their tents la the op-n fields
and that n Is rapidly regaining his old
health and weight.
Mrs A K Whitney stsr cd last Wed
Dssdsy foT on EXTENDED visit with reia-
nves In uth vest Missouri.
The Indies aid.s Dciety meeting a. Er.
md Mr., Buttons Was VIII at.eud-j.
he n-xt meetiog will q held at W. e.
ButnerIs, January A
Ars Thomas Hogeson end Miss LIZ
Il Walton were Z .ests of Mrs Grace
Holden last week.
Mack Harring fell through a trap
door In his store and famed one Of his
ieet.
Fire was discovered ia the building
known as the Carpenter block, last We'd
nssdsy evening about 10 o'clock, and
the flames had gained such headway
hat IL WAS Impossible to rave that bnild-
ing. Fortunately the Masonic lodge
vas In session 80 that plenty OF help was
at hand and the fire wa. kept from spread.
ing to adjoining buildings. There was
no Insurance.
Miss Mabel Payne has gone to Morenci
70 spend Christmas with her ps rents.
OoEhin DdEIOW uhb Roho I'D
Toledo to spend the holidays with her
SOD, Squire Dsnow.
At regular communication Of Star
Lodge, No. 90. F. and A. NJ, held We'd
netdsy evening, the following named
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Geo. w. Darrow, w. NJ; E. $.
Fuller, 3. W.; Dudley Williams, j. W.;
e. Il. Davis, Treasurer 8. r. Green,
secy.; Z. Fl Rumsey, 3. D; w. F. Bur
ger, j. d; Alva Rose, Tyler; Q.
Duryee and Arthur Williams, Stewards;
VIM Z. Burnett, Chaplain.
There is 10 be q Christian Endeavoc
social at the home of Mr.. and Mr..
b. Payne's next Tuesday evening. AL
are invited.
hesdames Norman Foster and James
Turner took the train at Hillsdale yes
tsrday for Newark, o., to visit relatives.
G. A. Herrett has received letter
from Rev. b. y. Birdsey, OF Portland, Ore,
reporting himself aud family well.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bush expect to
spepd Christmas with relatives ut La
Grange, Ind.
VIM Benjamin and wife, OF Morenci,
xpect TO sptnd Christmas and New
Years with relatives hsre.
Mrs. E. l.. Ford's health appears to BE-
somewhat better.
Mrs Charles Cook Is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maloney, of Tole-
do, o., are spending the holidays with
relatives here.