The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-04-05

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was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Emma
howe, ana other relatives, over Sunday
Mrs. John Rigelman is recovering from
Mrs. Harry briggs was under the cpre
of her physician the first of the week
with severe bilious attack.
Miss Hattie Stearns went to Hillsdale
the first of last week to work at dress.
making with the Misses Maloney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petrie returned 70
their home In Chicago Saturday after an
extended visit with relatives and friends.
Hess. Kipp went to Hudson Thursday
to fill position In the bicycle manufac.
tory.
The Township Board has been com
pleting the years work, this week.
+. w. Rowe Is under the doctors care
trying to avert spell of fever. He Is a
pretty sick man.
| y. ID. Chester returned last Friday
from a two weeks trip In the east, New
York CITY and other points.
| A. Friendman arrived last Friday from
his business visit In Hudson, Detroit and
Chicago.
ID. l.. Jefts expects to rearrange and
modernize his house considerably during
the summer.
Mrs. j. l.. Rice, of South Camden, was
in critical condition yesterday, though
she Is somewhat easier to-day. She has
been an invalid for several years. Her
son, Kay, spent the night at her bedside.
Hayes CarOthers, of the M. A. G, has
been paying visit TO his home .uth aud
east of town.
Kay Baker, of Camden, and Miss Flor
snce Foster, of Woodbridge. were united
In marriage, at Frontier Sunday, by Rev.
Geo. Millard. They have the hearty
good wishes of many friends.
The Luke school house, In Northeast
Camden, has been very nicely fitted up
and papsred this week rendering /; very
attractive. No doubt teacher and pupils
will greatly appreciate the change.
John A. Davis will enlarge his barn by
the addition of large shed as soon as
the weather Is sufficiently settled, and
csntemplates putting furnace In his
house.
Mrs. John Black, Sr., died suddenly
Ihursday evening at their home between |
Reading and Montgomery, where they
moved few weeks since. She had been |
ailing few days but was not confined TO |
the bed. Funeral Cbsequies are held to- |
day.
Uncle VIM. Burroughs departed this
life, at the home Of his son, Porter, in |
Frontier, this morning at 2:30 O'clock,
having been unconscious for several |
days. His mind had been in failing
state for some time. Funeral at Frontier
Sundy and interment at the Berg Gem
etery.
G. A. and A. d. Burroughs were with
their father In his last moments, at
Frontier, Thursday night.
Porter Burroughs, of Frontier, is In
this place to-day on business.
X. Wooding and family, Of Cecil, Ohio.
came Wednesday and after short visit
with relatives here, are taking possession
of their home east of town. He shipped
his household goods and cattle, but had
his team driven through.
The entertainment given by the school
evening was very pleasant. An
excellent program was admirably render
3D.. Warm sugarIwas served, the tables
ooking beautiful with their floral decor
atoms. A large crowd was present and
nice sum cleared for the library found.
Miss Minnie Rice's pupils, in the home
district. made her surprise visit Mon.
lay taxing along a supply of palatables
nd all enjoyed the day, The girls pre- !
ented her blocks for a beautiful quilt of
heir own making and which they will
nish. She fully appreciated the spirit |
the donors and is sincerely grateful
or the tribute OF love.