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the city this week.
Maggie Sisco is visiting friends In
Stanton this week.
Mrs. Nj. II. Weter is visiting Ionia
friends for few days.
Mrs. w. b. Reed returned Friday
from visit at Morley.
Mrs. Coville and Avis visited friends
in Greenville Wednesday.
Miss Helen Newman, the milliner, has
gone to Lapeer for vacation trip.
Miss Inez Byrant, of Stanton, has
been the guest of the Misses PRESLEY.
Il. b. Lapham has been somewhat
under the weather during the past
week.
]. w. Bolenbaugh and family visited
Carson City friends last Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Lillian Clay has gone to Char
lotte where she will engage in dress
making.
Mrs. o. f. Webster slipped upon a
wet board Monday and badly sprained
one of her ankles.
VIM. Vreeland and wife, OF Chicago,
were guests at II. A. Smiths two or
three days last week.
Grove Waldron returned Wednesday
morning from two weeks trip to
Fennville, Allegan Co.
Mrs. Frank Hale and daughter Eve
lyn, of Grand Rapids, are visiting
Bedding friends this week
Miss Avis Coville entertained her
Olivet schoolmate Miss Fannie Morris,
of Grand Rapids, Thursday.
Ed. Trowbridge, a former Bedding
boy, but now resident of Detroit is
here for three weeks visit.
Mrs. DR.. Covllle and Avis were
guests of the families of Mont and
Jerry Spaulding in Orleans Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Demorest left Tuesday for
five or six weeks visit with relatives
and friends in the vicinity of Troy,N. Y.
Miss Ida Webster, of Pierson, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Fred
Peck for number of weeks, raturn ed
home Tuesday.
II. j. Horrigan, attorney, OF Ionia,
who expects to be the Republican NOM
inee for prosecuting attorney, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Elsie French and sister Mrs.
Geo. Moulton and two sons, returned
Friday from a visit with relatives and
friends at Morley.
Byron Brown returned Saturday
from a two weeks vacation trip, hav.
ing spent week in Detroit, and a
week in Charlotte
Miss Edna Waterbury, former
teacher in our schools, but now at
Lima, O., was guest at Miss Carrie
Tallman' 5 for few days.
DR.. G L. Sheldon's household and
office goods are shipped, and he will
very soon open an Office in Bedding and
be prepared to do dental work.
Mrs. II. T. Baldwin, of Grand Rap
ids, has been visiting at Alvin Dim
mick's and other friends. Mr.. Bald
win was also here over Sunday.
Master Walter and Miss Florence
Cowdin went to Rockford Wednesday
to visit relatives. Mrs. Cowdin goes
to Detroit Friday to visit friends.
The Otisco Cemetery Associa tion
holds an ice cream social on the lawn
at John Arnwines residence Friday
evening, to which all are invited.
A. B. Hull spent Sunday at Hills
dale with his friends Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Smith at whose wedding a few
week. ago he officiated as best man.
Mrs. N. J. Hittle, of Rockford, and
her two daughters, Mrs. Nina VanDam
and Mrs. Dora Leighman, of Grand
Rapids, are guests at VIM. Murdock's.
Miss Carrie Tallman very pleasantly
entertained eight of the bachelor
girls at tea Monday afternoon. They
declare that as hostess she can't be
beat.
John Bond SRI, whose dangerous i'll
ness was spoken of in our last issue, is
reported temporarily better this morn
ing although no hopes are entertained
for his permanent recovery.
j. M. Parkhurst. residing near
Greenville, was in the city Wednesday
selling blackberries to local dealers, o.
his raising. He left a couple OF boxes
at this office as sample and they are
the largest and finest we ever saw.
The members of the Baptist Sun
day school enjoyed picnic at Baldwin
: Lake Wednesday. There we're .abou
200 participants. The day was ideal
q there was no dust, and there was din