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millinery opening until Sept. III and IL.
Mrs. NJ H. Sabin has gone to Hub
bardston to visit friends for a few days.
Miss Elsie French has returned to
Sparta from several weeks visit
here.
Mrs. DR.. Stanton and children ar
rived home from Kingsville, Ontario,
Saturday.
The Misses Della Payne and Allie
Stinson left for Battle Greek Tuesday
for visit
Hon. j. NJ. Earle returned to Lans-
ing Tuesday after spending few days
in this city.
Ii. Stacy has returned from Sand
Lake and moved into one of the Geo.
Nichols houses.
Miss Mary Wagner returned to her
duties in Kindergarten work in Grand
Rapids Monday.
The cool wave succeeding the ex-
tremely hot weather of last week is
highly appreciated.
Miss II. +. Power has returned from
Grand Rapids where she has been look
ing up millinery styles.
John Lutes has been home for a few
days at Richmond, Mich, attending
the wedding Of brother.
Mrs. Minnie Jarman of Detroit has
been visiting friends in the city. She
was formerly Minnie Caukin Of Green
Vile.
The evangelist, Rev. ID. Shepardson,
arrived "Wednesday and will begin SER
vice at the Congregational church to-
night.
Mrs. Ellen Gregg returned Wednes.
day from Luther where she had been
to accompany her granddaughter, Bes-
sic Gregg.
The concert to be given by Frank
Dwight Denny at the M. E. church has
been changed from Friday to Saturday
night of this week.
Mrs. Thos u. Balkwill of Lake City
is guest of Mrs. II. l.. Page. She is
returning home from several weeks
visit in Constantine.
Joseph T. Angel is of duty with, a
very sore hand resulting from blood
poison. DR.. Ferguson gave him relief
by lancing the swelling.
Miss Donelson is taking her first
vacation for several years from the
silk mill and is making a few weeks
visit at her home in Maple Rapids.
Miss Ethel June Howe, who was one
of the graduates here last June, secured
school in the Hubbell district and
began her duties as teacher Monday.
Mrs. u. SOVEREIGN received news last
Friday of the serious illness of her
mother who resides near Simcoe, Ont,
and Immediately left for her bedside.
New ads. this week: w. a. Chave,
II. A. Loewe, Helen A. Newman, II. j.
Leonard, w. l. Benedict, Holmes Bros,
Conneil Bros, Mrs. VIM. Reynolds, T..
Frank Ireland.
Doric Chapter o. E. S. will hold its
regular annual meeting for the election
of officers Tuesday, September 10. The
Worthy Matron desires that all MEM
bers should be present.
w. w. Mitchell makes as good a
farmer as he did city marshal. He
had a wagon load Of fine melons In
town Monday and remembered the
editors with a couple of big ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Crib entertained
w. w. Terrif of Portland over Sun
day Mr. Terriff is president of the
Portland Mfg. Co. wh9e their daugh-
ter Blanche worked until her death.
Chas. Brown, the real estate pan,
reports the sale to Ernest Ble9 OF
house and lot No. IL, vAptent's second
addition. Mr.. Brown sayl the ,tind Vi
purchase real estate is now befdre the
new railway lines get here.
Miss Jennie Wagner has accepted
the position OF instructor In the de-
partment Of music at Alma College and
leaves to assume her duties this month
She will be a valuable acquisition To
the faculty and President A. w
Bruske is to be congratulated on being
! able to secure her.