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Mrs. S. Yost is visiting in Morley.

Ed. Whitford transacted business
in Ionia last Monday.
Miss Mary Yost has been visiting
at her brothers. in ST. Louis.
Mrs. A. H. Colwell and son left
Monday for Grand Rapids and Char
lotte.
Edna, Ida and Russell hummer left
Wednesday for ten days visit In
Alma.
Most OF your money in school sup
plies at Benedict's Drug a. Book
Store.
Waldo Thorne and wife of Okalaho'
ma are visiting his mother at M. F.
Tuck's.
Bert Wood and wife of Grand Rap
ids have been guests of o. A. hummer
this week.
Geo. Potter and wife of Montcalm
county were guests of G. G. O'Bryon
and family last week.
Mrs. ]. b. Arnwine returned last
week from a visit to Petoskey and
other places up North.
Master Donald Pilkinton left Mon
day to visit relatives in Portland, it
was his first trip alone.
Mrs. A. S Dimmick and son Harry,
attended the Murray family reunion
at Murray Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin and son
Fallie, spent Sunday in Lowell guests
of her brother DR.. NJ. G. Green.
VIM j. Barker we are pleased to
say was able to leave his farm one
day last week and ride down to the
city.
Rufus Morse was home from Grand
Haven several days on account of
sickness. he is better and returned
today.
j. w. Howe is rusticating at Wab-
asis Lake this week with party of
old time friends from Algoma and
Scion.
Prof. w. w. King and wife left
Monday for Chicago after pleasant
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan King.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and daughter of
Grand Rapids were in the city over
Sunday, they now reside at I26 Clan
cey street.
Miss Ona Stanton left Monday for
Lansing to resume practice, her sis
ter Ina Stanton has opened an office
in Hastings.
E G. Lloyd announces Saturday as
the closing day of his sale. Don't
fail to read his advertisement as it
will be of interest to you.
Mesdames G. S. Barnes, Chas. Nc
Laughlin and M. A. Chapman have
been guests of Mrs. Barnes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens in Stanton a
few days.
Miss Ella Raymond returned Friday
from three weeks vacation at De-
troit, Port Huron and Carsonville and
reports most excellent and enjoya-
BILE time.
Anyone wishing boats or camping
grounds at Wabasis Lake can have
same by notifying s. III. Stewart, resi-
dcnce "a mile west of lake. Address,
Rockford, Mich, r. f. ID. No. 25.
The Washington Club held their
annual summer picnic at Baldwin
Lake, Wednesday, there we're more
than $50 present and the usual good
time and big dinner was enjoyed,
Geo. w. Moulton has finished his
census work in Grand Rapids and Is
in Ithaca this week, his territory
takes in Is places in the state and he
has 156 factories to inspect and re-
cord.
Mrs. Clara Stanton has purchased a
Pianola of Grinnell Bros, Detroit and
placed it on her Capen piano. Music
will doubtless liven the west part Of
the city from this time out. The sale
was made through II. F. Murray OF
Lansing,
John Wagner, Frank Harlan, Rob
ert Odds and Bert Rummeler formed
a camping party Tuesday and are out
at Wabasis Lake occupying two tents
a couple of boats and having all the
fish they can eat. They will remain
two weeks.
Rev. j. Z. Butler of Lowell was In
the city few hours on Friday, he
officiated at the funeral service held
over the remains of r. Vandenbrook
the unfortunate man who committed
suicide at his farm south of Smyrna
The funeral was very large one.
FIJI Hosford of Grand Rapids Su
preme Chancellor of the order of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem, installed
the officers of ORIENTAL Shrine No. IL
in this city Wednesday evening. K
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