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Lands. Opera house.
E. G. Spaulding of Lyons was in the
city Monday on business.
Frank G. Miller of Ionia was in the
city Tuesday visiting friends.
Fred Loree of Ionia was the guest
of his brother Frank last week.
Capt. Underwood was in Bay City
a few days this week on business.
Miss Mabel Spicer was in Grand
Rapids Friday visiting with friends.
Geo. Crane of Greenville is visiting
among his many friends in this city
this week.
Eli Kendall has recently received
several carloads of lumber for his
yard on the north side.
The Bavarian Concert Co. and NOV
ing pictures at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening.
E. H. and F. j. Fletcher were called
to Lowell Monday by the death of an
aunt, Mrs Asa Fletcher.
Frank and Eugene Hudson enter
tanned Mrs. II. A. Hudson and her two
sons of Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Y Gephart were at
Lakeview Thursday attending the
golden wedding of their friends Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. vining.
Eldred Crandell has moved into the
the John Travis home which he pur-
chased and Mr. Travis has moved into
the one he purchased of Mrs Chas.
Felch.
B. F. Christians health is so i'm
paired that he intends to go out of
the bakery business and will do so as
soon as he can make proper arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs +. III. Howe of Lansing
who has been the guests of her sister,
Mrs. Anna Ring and Chas. S. Youngs
and wife the past week returned home
Monday.
Homer Hutchinson is home from
the east for few weeks rest, he in
tends going west next week to visit
his brother Walter in Ogden and 9th
er relatives there.
Geo. Blett, the building mover of
this city is having plenty of business
in his line. He is Kept on the jump
from one job of moving to another
and has many applications for his
services which he cannot fill.
Mark McNett and family have de-
cided to return from Texas and will
occupy the Rev. Mcconnell property
which he recently purchased. They
expect to arrive in the city soon.
Alvin Morse and wife are enjoying
a visit with their son Parker Morse,
from Marshal Texas, he is accom-
NAMED by his wife and son. They will
remain tor a couple of weeks or more.
The Congressional Club met with
Mrs. w. B. Reed Thursday, April End
and the annual election resulted in
re-electing all the old officers. Re-
freshments Of sherbet and cake were
served.
Fred McCue has sold his residence
property to Peter Martin who recent
ly returned from Alabama. 1t was a
cash deal and he will remain there
for short time until he can buy an
other home.
VIM Ellis of New York was in the
city the guest of relatives Tuesday
and Wednesday. He had been to
Greenville visiting relatives there
Mr.. Ellis is son of the late DR.. John
Ellis of New York.
Do not forget, Monday April 9th.
at Hotel Bedding, the eminent Specia-
list, DR. Woolsey can be consulted.
No matter what your disease or weak
ness, call and see him Cures guar
anteed so you run no risk.
A temperance meeting under the
auspices of the w. G. I. U. will be
held in the Salvation Army hall, Sat-
urday evening April 25th. A fine
program will be carried out and a
number of addresses will be made.
All cordially invited.
The annual Easter vacation of the
state university and colleges which
usually continues about ten days is
on, and the Bedding contingent OF
students are home to enjoy 1t, they
are Misses Edith and Kittie Spicer
| Gertrude Wilson, Carleton Washburr
Rufus Morse, Louis Leonard, Fred
Tuck and Geo. Wagner from Ann Ar
Dor and Harry George from Olivet
The Masonic lodge will have worl
in the master masons degree Satur
day evening of this week. The de
gree team have been in rehearsal fol
some tine and it is expected thel
r will be very proficient in their work
All members and masons are especial
l., -oo,aofad m he nreSent and aasis