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the city Tuesday.
Leo. Thomas transacted business il
Barryton Monday.
Meesrs Hewitt and Sova of St. Louis
have moved into the city.
II Id Pierce pays the highest marke,
price for butter and eggs.
Miss Grace Phelps left Monday for an
extended visit at Cheboygan.
Mrs. VIM. Harland was the guest oil
Greenville friends over Sunday.
Mrs Anna Thayer left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with relatives at Stanton.
| Mrs. r. w. Swift is visiting her mother
in Grand Ledge for couple Of weeks.
For estimates on plumbing and heating
see Davis. under post office. As 2w
Don't forget to order your Easter lilies
and other flowers for Easter at O'Bryon's.
Phone 263.
Miss Jessie Blair of Detroit, is the new
trimmer at Nellie Millard's popular mlip-
cry establishment.
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs Rose Lamb Thursday
April IL at $50 p. m.
| Mrs. Rasmussen of Vaudeville is a
new employee at the Beldng Bros. &
Co silk mill. She arrived here Monday.
| Mrs. John Pearsall returned to her
home at Mcbride Monday after a weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Essex.
will be at the Bricker Hotel BeldinR,
from the 4th to the 18th of April. Eyes
ested free.
Mrs. A. B. Hull entertained members of
the Holy Trinity Guild Wednesday after
noon and served fine refreshments at the
close Of a very social gathering.
The Misses Rose and Ida Carpenter of
Palo are again numbered among the en-
oloyees at the Richardson Silk mill, raw
ing commenced work last Monday.
Frank Cornell moved into the old home
again last week and Thomas Griffith has
moved into the house he vacated, having
purchased it of Mr. Cornell few weeks
ago
Junior League next Sunday at o'clock.
ropic-"Children' Hosanna." Leader,
hare Worters. The meeting will be
opened with chldren's song and praise
service.
Grin Purdy has purchased the @. E.
Thompson property and will soon move
into the city Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy we're
formerly residents here and will be gladly
welcomed back.
Messrs Hewitt and Sova practical
painters and paper hangers. All work
guaranteed. These gentlemen have To-
Gated here. Leave orders at Cornell
Bros drug store.
There is some prospect of special
train being put on for those who wish to
hear Nordica April 6 in Grand Rapids.
Those wishing to take this train please
report to Geo Wagner.
banquet at Woodmen hall at the close OF
business last Friday evening and 5 can
didates were admitted to membership. |
The order now has about rs members.
Mrs. T. r. McSween Of Reed City was
a guest at o, F Websters the first of the
week. She left for GAINESVILLE, Ga, on
Monday and was accompanied by Mrs.
Webster's mother, Mrs. Esther Kingsley
G. A. Hoyt of Morley, transacted bust
ness in this city the last of the week, and
was the guest of his sons Charles and Of
to, and his daughter Mrs. L c. Willard,
while here. He returned home Monday.
Miss Rena Huntly entertained a COM
pany of dozen girl friends on her tenth
birthday last Tuesday Mrs Huntly
made the occasion very pleasant for the
little folks. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Leroy Herrck and Miss Carrie Seamon
we're married at the M. E. parsonage
March 28th by Rev. j. w. Sheehan. |
The happy couple will reside here and
they are receiving the congratulations OF
their friends.
Mrs w. E. Rogers wishes to announce
her spring millinery opening on April 9. |
o and /. All are invited to come and |
inspect the largest line Of ready to wear
and fashionable styles in trimmed hats |
ever shown in our City.
Miss Maggie Green received a fine gift |
from Mrs. II E. Ward of St. Joseph, Mo-, |
recently 1t was a hand painted cake
plate of her own skill. Mr.. and Mrs
Ward have purchased home in St. JOS
eph and are well situated.
The Christian and Politics subject OF |
discourse, Church of Christ, Lords day
at z D. m. Duet, The Songs That |
Mother Sang "-Msses Penny and Witham |
The Fatherand" will be given by the
choir. Everybody welcome.
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