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Local BrevitieS.

last week.
Miss Audie Donovan visited friend
here this week.
Mrs. L. Trail has been in Crane
Rapids this week.
Reed & Holden's spring opening will
be April - and IA.
A. w. Demorest OF Lansing is il
town for few days.
Miss Lena Roberts is visiting her
sister in Cedar Springs.
Miss Avis Coville is home from
Olivet for weeks vacation.
Miss Winnie Fales has been visiting
Mrs. E. j. Monet at st. Johns.
w. j. Hills and B. f. Huestis of Chi
cago have been in the city this week.
Mrs. b. f. Harrington is visiting
friends at Gowen few days this week
Dan French of Chicago was here
Monday. He is prospecting for a BUSH
ness opening.
Misses Sessions and Hathaway of
Ionia visited friends here several DAYS
the past week.
Ed. Wagner has returned from the
Ferris school at Big Rapids having
completed his work there.
Miss Jessie Baker of the Evart
schools has been spending vacation
week with Bedding friends.
Christ blessing little children PAS
sion Play Congregational church,
Monday evening, April End.
Mrs. C.. B. Colburn and Miss Retta
Matthews of Coral hav, been spending
few days with friends here.
L. Z. Waldo has put new tar and
gravel roof upon the Bedding block.
He is an expert in that business.
Mrs. Belts left for Chicago this
morning from an extended stay with
her mother, Mrs. p. c. Jameson.
'Durno" the mysterious, and the
Novelty Entertainers at the opera
house tonight in the lecture course.
Rev. A. o. Carman was called to |
Potterville to preach the funeral SER
mon OF an old-time friend last Satur-
day.
Mrs. B. A. Parker has returned from
Portland, where she has been for some
time with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. B.
Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pratt of Keene
spent Saturday and Sunday with l.. A.
Rowley and wife. The ladies are
sisters.
Misses Jennie Wagner of Alma col
Iege and Mary Wagner of Grand
Rapids schools have been at home
this week.
w. B. Reeds family have been
spending a week with Morley relatives
md friends, Mr.. Reed joining them
over Sunday.
Scenes from Deweys Reception
Grand Parade) N. Y. City, Oct. End
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lay evening,
Mrs. M. Unger has been in Detroit
he past week, purchasing spring mil
inery and incidentally visiting her son
frank and wife.
Tom Welsh of Gaines has been
pending few days among Bedding
riends this week. Tom is always
welcome guest.
Ernest Barker has returned from
Kansas City. He found living ex- j
lenses so high he could do no better
han he could here.
Mrs. l. L. Hubbell and Miss Amelia
hopkins have been in Grand Rapids
ii the week, getting the latest styles
q spring millinery.
John Bresnehan, living one.half mile
outh and two miles west of Grattan l.
'entre will have an auction of farm
took on Thursday, April 9Th.
O. Ball and wife of Ionia have taken
p their residence in Belding. Mr..
'all will be the local representative of
ne Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The regular meeting of the Macca-
ees is next Monday evening. Elec- y
on returns will be received and we
Understand refreshments will be served.
Geo. w. Dewitt, the new furniture tc
ian, has arrived. The family are ex-
ected Saturday. They will occupy in
he Will Briggs residence on Broas I'll
rect w
Mr.. VIM. Howard arrived from the IL
ist last week. He is brother OF pi
upt. f. w. Howard and takes charge a
the winding room at Belding Bros. &C
Co.'s mill. al
Mrs. Philena Waldron, an old lady, al
years of age, died Friday and was w
lried Sunday. She has been quite III
w for some time and her death was pl