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Snei0On-lCe cream, pure Jersey
cream, par excellence, pint, quart OF
gallon.
Mrs. z N. Pitkin and son Meredith
left today for visit at her old home
In Hersey.
Mrs. Mabel Shaw of Lansing has
been visiting her parents and sisters
in the city.
Mrs. E. G. Young and sons Edward
and Hiram of Chicago are registered
at Hotel Bedding.
Benjaim Hall will give the first
dance of the season at the pavilion
at Long Lake, Saturday evening,
May Ia.
SheldOn-Chocolate creams by the
pound, delicious, the refinement o.
hospitality is best exemplifed in us
ing SheldOn's chocolate creams.
John H. vanNess the county agent
of the board of correction and char
titles was in the city on local business
connected with his department Tues
day.
Henry Humphrey of Lansing was in
the city Monday, he was looking re-
markably we'll and attributes it to the
physical culture treatment he is UNI
Greenville Is to have city hall
with up to-date Offices and a public
lsbrary on the upper floor, plans for
the same have been drawn by Osgood
& Osgood of Grand Rapids.
The City Y's will meet with Mrs.
Sheehan Monday evening, May 8, at
7:3O. Topic, Miss Rava Smart the
Y. Missionary to japan. Members all
come and invite your friends.
M. Y. Gephart has purchased Ed.
house and lot on Broas
street and will move there as soon as
1t Is vacated. Mr.. Bedding is as yet
as to future plans but may
go west.
The American Buffaloes will hold
special meeting Monday evening, May
9th. Refreshments will be served
and good time may be expected.
All members are requested to be
present.
M. +. Tuck whipped the Cannon
creek a short time the fore part of
the week with line, hook and angle
worm and decoyed nine trout into
swapping at the bait. He landed eye
ry one that bit.
The school board has leased the
front rooms of the G. A. r. hall for
use by the Kindergarten department.
The basement in the Second Ward
school building having been con-
as unfit for use on account of
dampness
Murray George was taking little
exercise at gymnasium in DIR. Morris
barn Saturday evening with num-
Der of other young men and while do
ing acrobatic and other specialties,
sprained his knee quite badly and in
was laid up for few
days.
The temperance meeting at the
Salya ton Army hall Saturday even
ing, was quite largely attended and a
fine program was carried out under
the auspecies of the w. G. T. u,
+ N. Pitkin and Rev.
]. w. Sheehan made excellent ad-
dress.
Rial V. Macarthur of Grand Rapids
was q guest of his sister Mrs. w. G.
Spicer Wednesday, they attended the
funeral of the late Cyrus Ring in
Smyrna. Mr.. Macarthur is manager
of the Michigan Masonic Home and
one of the prominent citizens of Grand
Rapids.
Rev. j. T. Secord of Brantford, Ont.
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning and
evening, he Is twin brother of Rev.
A. A. Secord of Grand Ledge and
comes here as candidate for this
charge. Rev. J. E. Butler will 60 to
Carson City and occupy the pulpit of
the Congregational church there.
The Easton Telephone Co. is now in
connection with the Michigan State
Telephone Co. at Ionia. Free service
can be had between the two ex-
changes. The Easton Telephone Co.
is connected with the principle farm
ers of Easton, Orleans and Keene
townships. A toll line station has
been established at the Easton Tele-
phone Office.
Mrs. Carl A. George returned Sat
urday from Hibbing, Mimi, where
she had been for a couple of months
visiting her husband and son Harry.
Mr.. George has lucrative position
in that city which has population of
about 10000 and Mrs. George and
family may conclude to move there,
not however to make a permanent