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lot of w. f. Sandell on the Sabin ad-
dition.
Geo. +. Smith and wife have return
ed from their visit of several weeks in
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b. f. Harrington has returned from
Chicago, where he has been to visit
his son.
s. M. Cook and daughter, Elsie, have
returned from their visit in the eastern
part of the state.
DR.. |. S. Morris has purchased the
G. V. Snyder dwelling house. Con-
sideration 81 300.
Will II. Ricaby is in Benton Harbor
this week on business connected with
his fathers estate.
Miss Minnie Mcconnell and Ellis
Ohlinger left yesterday morning for
Lansing and Aurelius
The Modern Woodmen will picnic at
Lakeview, August LIST. Special train
leaves Bedding at a. IN.
Mrs. A. p. Joiner returned from
Benzonia Friday where she had been
visiting her grandchildren.
Miss Margaret Scott, Of Grattan is
making two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in the city.
Frank Stocking and Grace Waldron
spent part OF last week with relatives
in Lakeview and Greenville.
Chas. Flkins, of Milwaukee, has
been visiting his mother and other
friends for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Mary Wagner has gone to
Northport to spend few weeks of her
vacation with Miss Lottie Bushnell.
The Bay View Club was very charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Mann with
tea party at Levi Broas' last Thurs
day afternoon.
Announcement cards give notice of
the marriage of Jud Smith of this city
and Miss Eleanor l.. Berridge in Green
Vile, August 6.
Alfred Locke of Ionia Sundayed in
the city at Hon. j. ID. Morse's, his wife
being here TO care for her mother who
had been quite sick. Mrs. Morse is
much better.
Miss Pearl Roosevelt has returned
from her visit in Hilsdale county. She
accompanied Miss Viola Marshall to
her home and was entertained by her
friends there.
If there are any dogs in the city that
escaped paying the legal tax this year
1t Is not the fault of Marshal Mitchell
as he has collected and turned over the
full amount OF the roll, $ll4.
Mesdames TT. Ireland, w. p. Heth-
erington, +. A. Washburn and Miss
Wood the latter of Massach usetts,
have been enjoying the Baldwin Lake
breezes few days this week
+. ID. Waldron, agent for the Grand
Rapids Herald, was in the city Tues
day. He has through his sub-agent
here, w. A. Wilder, worked up list
of 90 subscribers for that newsy morn
ing daily
Dr. and Mrs. |. OhliDger leave to-
day for Muir and from thence they go
to Lansing and Aurelius for couple
of weeks visit among relatives and old
friends. They go by the horse and
carriage route.
ID. w. Day, father Of o. A. Day, of
this city, died Monday afternoon at
the residence OF his daughter, Mrs G.
j. Drummond, in Greenville. The fun
eral took place Wednesday. A more
extended obituary will be given next
week.
Evidently ID. +. Wilson g. Co. are
anticipating another severe winter
and wood famine by the size OF that
pile OF beech and maple wood which is
growing mountain high aud covers
over large territory OF their yard.
There was never such a quantity at
one time brought to the city.
The b. Y. y. u. have arranged with
the Peerless Entertainment Co. for
two evenings at the Baptist church in
this city, tonight and tomorrow night.
Life motion pictures presented by the
Bioscope, illustrated songs and new
scenograph. You will be we'll enter
tanned and the price Of admission is
very low.