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Mrs. DR.. Morris was guest o.
Greenville friends Monday.
Good night, now take Honey Pill,
1t surely will, 1t surely will.
Mr.. F. McNaughton and family
have moved to this city from Sheri-
dan.
James II. Luce moved to his farm
he purchased of M. ]. Demorest, last
week.
Rev. FL. N. Spear attended meet
ing of the Local Option Committee in
Ionia Monday.
j. A. Sible of Portland connected
with the Portland Review was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Frank Ireland
spent Sunday at the home of Charles
Ireland and wife in Iouia.
A. q. Hull and l. L. Hubbell attend
ed the regular meeting of the Elks in
Ionia last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy left Monday
for Stanwood where she expects to
make an extended visit with friends.
The Misses Effie and Ethelyn Fuller
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Hayes of Ionia over Sun
day.
Mrs. G. G. North returned to her
home at Butternut Monday after a
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Dell
Coon.
A. Thurman formerly of this city
has moved from Howard City and
gone into the shoe business in Green
Vile.
The 10:46 train Monday was delay
ed about two hours and half on ac-
count of derailed freight train near
Edmore.
w. G. Edgerly and wife returned to
their home at Amble Monday after a
short visit at the home of Will Ret
terstorf.
VIM. Covert has bought the Chas.
Stevens property through the Adam
Wagner agency. The deal was made
last week.
o. J. Burris and wife are spending
a few days with friends at Barryton.
They went there on Monday and
will remain for several days.
E. J. Knapp the Wolverine Paint
man was in Ionia on business Satur-
day. Mr.. Knapp is the inventor of
paint for roofing that exceeds any
thing of the kind on the market.
Mrs. F. E. BARNARD and daughter of
Madison, Wis, arrived in the city
last week, she and her husband will
make Bedding their future home. Mr..
Barnard is travelling saleman for w.
]. Clarke.
Robert PEBBLES will give another of
his popular evening dances on Friday
evening, April 22nd. All lovers of
the Terpsichorean art are invited to
be present. Good Music and a good
time for all. 2
DR.. r. T. Fuller of Eagle was in the
city Saturday. He is now located in
Eagle and enjoying good practice.
Chas Moore and family Of Hotel
Bricker will occupy the house he
vacated on Front street.
DR.. Minna Sorensen who for the
past year has practiced medicine in
this city left Tuesday for her new
home in Grand Rapids. During her
residence here she has made many
friends who will be sorry to have her
take her departure.
Miss d. Jensen of Grand Rapids is
in the city organizing class in dress.
making. She teaches The Standard
Square Inch Tailor System, and may
be found at Mrs. AL. Weavers where
she will hold school for instruction
in cutting, beginning Saturday. See
her adv.
Verne Pope who went from this city
to Grand Rapids less than one year
ago has been promoted to assistan,
engineer at the Edison electric ligh,
plant. Glen Pope has fine position
with Herpolsheimer & Co., and both
boys like the city very much. Their
father VIM. 7. Pope was down to visi,
them recently and was pleased to fine
them we'll situated.
Fred Cutler and wife of Muir were
In the city Saturday, having stopped
over here for short visit while or
their way to Freeport Mr.. Cutler
had been to Barryton to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Emelins
Hubbard, former old resident of Or
leans, aged 60 years. She leaves be
sides her husband, John Hubbard
Fred, Frank and Chas Cutler, Mrs
McComb OF Barryton and Miss Bessi,