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of friends In Greenville Tuesday.
Mrs. Percy Warrington was tn
guest of Greenville friends Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Chave went to Battl,
Creek Tuesday for visit with friend
Don't forget the dancing party a
Hubbell's hall Friday evening May 20
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Mrs. G. G. Scheffier left Tuesday fol
a weeks visit with friends at Owosso
Mrs. E. A. Murphy OF ionia was Z
guest of Mrs. DR.. Dntt over Sunday
Mrs. Irving Davis left Monday for q
two weeks visit with friends at Ed
more.
Mrs. G. Baty returned to her home
In Greenville after visit at ID. F.
Baty's.
Mrs. Chas. Harroun and Mrs. Leslie
Monteith were Greenville visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. +. Benedict returned Tues.
day from months visit with friends
in Charlotte.
Mrs. Roxana Pond went to Big Rap
ids Tuesday to attend the wedding of
her grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy of Mus
kegon were guests of Mrs. Sarah
Piatt over Sunday.
Mrs. N. II. Green left Monday for
Morley after an extended visit at the
home OF L. E Green.
Isaac w. Bush of Howell was a
guest of his sons Fred and Walker of
this city over Sunday.
Miss Verda Case of this city return
ed Tuesday from short visit with
friends at Sidney Center.
Miss Chrysta Kasmer returned to
her home in Portland Tuesday after
short visit with friends here.
Miss Clara Hogle was up from
Grand Rapids to spend Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Thos. Cannon.
The Misses Florence Washburn and
Florence Wagner left today for Ann
Arbor to attend the May Festival.
Mrs. L. VanReeves of Detroit who
has been visiting at the home of A. B.
Hull and mother, returned Monday.
Capt. halliday and wife Of the To-
cal Salvation Army we're guests OF
friends at Lowell the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Martin are hap,
DIV over the arrival of a nine pound
girl OF their home yesterday. AL
doing well.
A. j. Thompson of Tustin was the
guest of Deck Hoppough the first OF
the week, he was looking for some
property in this vicinity.
SheIdon-Chocolate creams by the
pound, delicious, the refinement o.
hospitality is best exemplified in us
ing Sheldon's chocolate creams.
Miss Swain who has been conduct
ing classes in physical culture here
for the past two weeks, has closed hei
work in this city and departed Tues
day for other fields.
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg aeturned to hei
home in Kalkaska on Monday after a
two weeks visit with her son and
daughter, Jay Raby of this Office and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harroun of this city.
1t is stated that bunch of Igor.
rotes, imported from the Philippines
to the ST Louis exposition, refuse tC
wear clothes. The management
should not be dismayed however, as a
lover of the nude in art suggests tc
line them up and use them for pillar:
on the liberal arts building and three
fourths of the visitors will be looking
at them while the other fourth ar,
attending to the free advertising.
On Monday and Tuesday of mex
week, Miss Jensen, who has been con
Quoting a school OF ladies tailoring il
this city for several weeks past, will
cut all patterns at half price, all o.
the proceeds of the two days to be do
mated toward building the new M E
church in this city. Inasmuch as he
services are to be given in such ;
good cause it is to be hoped that sh,
will be kept very busy on both days
Miss Jensen closes her school in thi
city on Saturday.
Impossible to forsee an accident
Not impossible to be prepared for IL
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