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for Ann Arbor TO resume his work II
the literary department of the Mich
igan University.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ward Foster, of WATERFORD
and Scotland, Ont, are guests at Ro
maine Robiusons.
Eva Morris left this morning TO re
sumo her work at the State Normal
This is Miss Eva's second year at tha'
popular seat of learning.
Mrs. j. Galloway returned to hel
home at Watford, Ont today after Z
short visit with her daughter, Mrs. J
III. Armstrong, of this city.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens we are pleased tG
note is much better and will spend q
few weeks with his brother +. w
Stevens on the farm in Orleans.
Mrs. ID. V. Yoder, of Big Rapids, re-
turned to her home in that city this
morning, after short visit with heI
daughter, Mrs. George Stout, of this
city.
Miss Jennie ,Whitebeck returned
to her home in Lakeview this morn.
ing after spending Sunday with her
cousins, Miss Lena Snyder and Miss
Mary Hunt.
Freeman Sparks and wife are hap
Ply over the arrival of great big 10.
pound baby boy who put in his APP
pearance at their home last Saturday
night. All interested are doing well.
Fred Tuck was one of the bunch Of
of University students who left this
morning 10 take up his studies in
Michigan's famous school. He is TAX
ing course in engineering and this
is his second year.
Louis Leonard left this morning to
resume the study of law In the Mich.
gan University Louis is a member
of the junior class and will doubtless
find plenty of Business at Ann Arbor
tor some little time to come.
G. A. Chase who resides about one
and one-half miles south of the city,
had dish yesterday, not on the bill
of fare at this time OF year. He
picked enough ripe strawberries on
his berry vines to have good mess
for dinner.
County School Commissioner, M. F.
Scott, gives notice that the final .ex-
animation for End and Bird grade
teachers certificates will be held in
Ionia Oct. Is and is. The questions
in reading will based on Hawthorne's
"A Rill from the Town Pump"
Will SOVEREIGN, who has been at
work in Lansing for some time past,
has thrown up his position in that
city and returned to his home in Bel
ding for a little vacation and recrea-
ton. He arrived in this city last
Saturday night and after short Wis
it with his parents, will 60 north next
Thursday with Ed. Jersey on hunt
ing and fishing trip,
Earl Johnson, the Bedding boy who
was shot by Lowell officer some time
ago, was brought to this city Satur-
day night on a stretcher and those in
charge of him tried to take him to
his home but the trip was too much
for him and they had to stop at a
neighboring house before they could
get him clear home. Other compli-
cations have arisen in his case and
his recovery seems entirely improb-
able.
There is no story better than a
good sea story. Such one there is
in the October McClure's by Colin Nc
Kay called "The Mate From Maine;'
simply the story of how consump'
tive looking young fellow just out OF
the hospital, but already a famous
mate, took the old "Eliza Mae" with
her cargo of coal, and her leaks, ant
her cowardly master. from Delaware
Breakwater safe into Halifax harbor
1t is the last story in the number
Look it up and read it.