The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-02
FRONTIER.

FRONTIER.
July ga fine rain visited this place
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Luce, of Nebraska, Is visiting
friends here.
A ten pound boy arrived at the home
of Rev. G. II. Millard last Sunday.
Will Warfield and Miss Ernie Freed
have returned from Delta, Ohio, where
they have been visiting for some time.
Willis and Pearl owen, of jackson
county, called on friends in this place
last Tuesday.
Lumber is being drawn for the M. E.
parsonage.
Mack Dow and family, of Cambria,
were guests of his sister, Mrs. 9. E.
Swift, over Sunday.
Little Byron Agnew, of Amboy, Is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Field.
The boys who ride wheels should be
careful not to sit off in the mud, espe-
cially on SUNDAY evenings.
Miss Eunice Field is visiting friend
| in Jackson county for few days.
Marion Storer visited his parents in
this place over Sunday.
Rev. Boyer, of the Free Methodist
society, breaches his farewell sermon
next Sunday.
Mrs. Ward, of Chicago, ia visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Green, and other relatives
at this place.
We don't believe in any church order
or society of any kind, monopolizing any
county affairs in which the voters and
taxpayers have or should have voice
Let churches and orders tend to their
own business.
| We have no reason, whatever, to be
dissatisfied with the present administra
ton. Guess Mckinley had better make
it his home at Washington successive
years; we believe he will, il he keeps his
broad balanced head. In what condition
would the United States now have beer
IL Cleveland had remained at the helm
| We are glad that we have such man a.
| Mckinley at the head Of our government
| Quite a number of names from this
| town are TO be added to the list now at
tending summer school at Hillsdale.
From another correspondent.
July 30.-Plenty of rain at present
what benefit the last rain has been Il
corn, potatoes and pasture.
Baby Foote, who has been down will
the measles, is getting much better.
A new conner at the Methodist parson
age; it's boy.
The ball game played yesterday be
tween the old and the new mines created
considerable fun and excitement. Tn
game concluded after about hours play
8 to 90 In favor of the new nine. Boys
if you had played Cambria last Saturda
with the same expertness, we belieV.
, they would have returned home wit
their heads down. Now If you don
/ come out ahead next Saturday you will
: hear from us.
Miss Ella War6eld, of Delta, Ohio,
former resident Of this place, who ha
been visiting few days here returned
to her home to-day.
The Frontier Job Printing compan,
had two calls to- day by two parties wh'
went away with the Klondike sampl
case; one from Deltc, o., the other fror
S Osseo. This company gives good EN-
ployment to agents.
al g. A. Burroughs, Of Camden, Visite
his brother few days this week.
The Republican caucus will be he'll
at the Town house August 9th.
The Frontier nine are TO play Cambri
! next Saturday. Boys, keep up the sam
1 spirits and ability that you had to-da
s and YOU will come out ahead sure.
r Prof. Wisman and Drs. Ferguson er
tertained brother, DR.. Roy WismaI
and their mother, from Anger, to-day.
! Say, what's the difference between th
;. old nine and the new nine? Well, th
y same that 219 is to 1.
Rev. ii. 9. Foote and daughter atten'
\ ed wedding at Prattville "Wednesday
y The above named minister was the part
@ who changed the name of Miss Maud
# Downer TO Mrs. Lewis Stockwell.
el Mrs. Millard and grand daughters,
: Montgomery, are to Sunday with so
y Rev. G. II. AIillard, pastor of the NJ.
= church.
70 George Mason and wife, who ha'
Is been visiting brother, Rev. +. Maso
d ut Hudson, Ind, returned home to day.
D. A number of our citizens are attendir
< quarterly meeting at Nettle Lake, he
re by the U. b. society.
" Quite number Of the Free Methods
,e are attending camp meeting at Waldro