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Lamb of Ypsilant are being entertained
by the Lamb Bros. this week. the families
t,,k an outing Wednesday to Scully lake
Mrs. Rebecka Virgins, daughter and
grandson of Eureka, Kansas. are visiting
Floyd Totten's this week. This is the
first visit to Michigan in twenty -four
years.
Miss Josephine and Hazel Wright left
Monday for a visit in Boyne City, they
accompanied Miss Hazel Madden home
who has been visiting relatives and friends
here.
Rev. j. A. Hudnutt Of Stanton was in
the city over Sunday and held service at
the F. M. church in the evening. he had
been attending quarterly meeting in Or
leans.
DR.. E. w. Little who has been in Chicago
for three weeks taking post graduate
course returned home Monday. Mrs.
Little who was there for ten days also re-
turned.
Mrs. O'Bryon's division Of the L. A. S.
u Hess otherwise notified will meet at he r
home at o'clock p. m. every End and 4th
Saturday Of each month commencing on
Aug. 90.
F.E. Bodwell, Optometrist, formerly Of
New York city, now Of Detroit. will be at
Or Pinkhams office Monday, o a. m. to
D. m, Defective and distorted eye sight
corrected.
B. F, Tower, who has been visiting rel
atives and old friends in Iowa, returned
Tuesday. Mrs. Berry and Mrs Fisk,
WHO went there with him, remained for a
longer visit.
On Saturday evening of this week Ice
Cream will be served on the lawn of Mrs.
Jas. Cramer Proceeds to 60 into the
building fund of the B. Y. P. U. Every
body come.
Mrs. H L. Van Benschoten and child
rem, of Manhaven, N Dakota is visiting
her brother, c. L. Staley. They arrived
from Collins today, where they have been
visiting at her fathers.
Capt l. D. Coville of Port Puron was
in the city over Sunday visiting number
Of his former Salvation Army bretheren.
He was lieutenant under Capt. Kesgard
of this city few years ago.
Stahlin Shannon formerly Of this city
held grove picnic in their orchard on the
farm last Wednesday, composed of his
many friends and neighbors. The day
passed with much enjoyment
Mrs. S. Underwood, of Stanton. who
was guest at Al. Weaver's, left We'd
nesday for Ohio to visit relatives and
friends. Mrs. Underwood was a resident
Of the North Side several years ago.
Chas. Brown was up from Grand Rap
ids on business trip last Saturday, this
week he has gone to the Upper Peni-
sula where he has an extensive timber
land deal on involving 10000 acres Of
land.
Mrs. Anthony Martin of Allegan ar
rived here for visit Of week or two
with friends and relatives Saturday, she
was accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Mary Fisher who will remain for some
time.
Mrs. A. E. Shelly and daughter, Ada,
L..
days visit in this vicinity. They with
Mr.. Harry johnson and wife of Green
Vile were entertained Sunday at Mark
Browns.
Mrs. F. A. Higbee Of Jenison was a
guest Of her father j. n. Kinney over
Sunday. Mr.. Kinney has recovered from
his recent severe attack OF heart trouble
which laid him off duty at the silk mill for
several DAYS.
M. Herbert Chandler, licenced Lay
Reader at Greenville will conduct the
seryic in the Woodman Hall on Sunday
next at 1880 a. m. There will be morn
ing prayer and sermon and Sunday school
after the service.
Don't forget to attend the base ball
games at the Ionia Fair Aug. 80. 81. ard
Sept lst Dildine VS.. Palo. Wednesday,
D. m. Aug 80. B. & S. Of lonia VS.. Sara
nae. p. m. Aug. 81. B. & S. Of lonia VS..
Portland D. m. Friday Sept. lst,
Doctor j. F. Pnkham, F. A. Washburn.
Fred w. Howard and city attorney, D. G.
Sheldon rode to Ionia on invitation Of the
doctor in his auto Saturday afternoon and
attended the Forepaughs-Sels circus,
rev made the run in an hour.
DR.. Geo. A. Stanton returned from
Kingsye, Ont, Tuesday where he had
been called to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Stanton's mother, Mrs. Greiner. Mrs
Stanton who has been there several
weeks will remain few days longer.
Rev. Geo. Killeen Of Montague was a
guest Of his son Roy Killean over Sunday
he left Monday for ST. Louis. A few
a L. l. A.