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from a TWO weeks visit with her par
ents in Owosso.
Chas. B. KeiItr has accepted a pc
sition as solicitor and collector TO
the Ionia Sentinel.
Chas. Tallman of Brooklyn, N, Y, il
here to visit his father, Clay Tallman
for an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson, o.
Greenville are guests of A. Friedman
and wife over Sunday
Miss Florence Worcester returned
TO her home in Easton today after a
short visit with Bedding friends.
+. A Higbee and wife of Jennison,
arrived here today for short visit at
the home of James A. Keeney.
Mrs. A. I. Kellogg of Kalkaska, is
visiting at her sons Jay Raby, she
came down to see the little grandson.
Mrs. w. F. Yahne and son Clare,
went to Sheridan today to spend Sun
day with her mother and other relat-
ives.
Walter Spencer and wife of Harbor
Springs returned to their home today
after short visit with his brother
Hrrya, in this city.
Mesdames Rrodenck and Wall, of
Grand Rapids are guests of Mrs. O..
f. Webster for short time having
arrived in the city today.
Miss Margaret Collins who has been
visiting at Mrs. Dora Fuller's for the
past four weeks, leaves Sunday for
Grand Rapids.
Mrs Carl Holland, of Muskegon re-
turned to her home in that cit today
after a short visit at the homes of
John Stull and Fred Howe in this city.
Otis Higgins left today for Alpena,
where he was called by a dispatch
from his wife announcing the dying
condition of his wife's sister at that
place
Mrs. w. Riley, who has been a guest
of ID. M. Hayes and wife for a few
days past, returned to her home to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. D. M.
Hayes who will spend few days with
her.
Mrs Delosh, of Reed City went to
Grand RAPIDS today after a two-weeks
visit with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Frank Klock of this city. Her
daughter, Mrs. Rivett, accompanied
her to the furniture city.
Loren c. Fales was in the city this
morning, it was the first time he had
been out for ten days, having been
laid up with sore foot caused by a
potato fork tine coming in contact
with it when it fell from a peg in the
barn.
w. A. Batson, of Mena, Arkansas,
is in this city on business with the
Bedding Mining Co. Many of our
readers probably are not aware that
there is full-hedged mining compa-
ny here in the city, but such is the
case. although the mines are located
at Mena.
A large number of the Bedding
friends of Rev. A O. Carman and
family we're at the 11:04 train today
to say farewell to them on their de
parture for their new home in Homer
Rev. Carman and family will occupy q
fine church parsonage at Homer ant
Mr.. Carman likes the people very
much at his new location.
The story is going the rounds that
a Michigan editor, recognizing the
place which curiosity occupies II
human nature, hit upon, great
scheme to enlarge his subscription
list. He announced that he had beer
kissed by the prettiest woman in the
town and that he would print he
name soon. In two weeks his circula
tion was nearly doubled Then b,
printed the name OF his wife.
Rev. II N. Spears Bible class o
Baptist Sunday School, which mum
bers about 80, has divided into tw,
sections for the purpose of increasing
the membership of the class-"Th,
True Blues" and "The Loyal Red,
and their aims are of harmoniou
nature. The old saying, that hous
divided against itself shall fall, woul,
hardly hold true in this instanc
az the class is made stronger by tn
rivalry existing between the Blue
and Reds.