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Mrs Blanche Walker left Saturday fl

Mrs Blanche Walker left Saturday for
visit at ST. Louis.
Mrs. VIM. Carter is recovering from her
recent severe illness.
Frank Scheidt went to Greenville Sat-
urday for short visit.
Mrs. George Haysmer spent Sunday
with friends in Portland.
The Belding schools are enjoying their
spring vacation this week.
Miss Mary Nickerson returned TO her
home at Lakeview Monday.
Miss Mamie Presley was the gueat OF
| friends in lonia over Sunday.
| F. W. Howard transacted business in
Chicago the first of the week.
F. E. belong and wife spent Sunday
with the formers parents at Alma.
Howard Moulton went to Morley Tues
day for visit with his grandmother.
/ Mrs. Sarah Skellenger returned Monday
from short visit with Smyrna friends.
Leave your orders for window gardens,
hanging baskets. etc at O'Bryon's. Phone
265.
Miss Blanche Balou was the guest Of
Greenvle friends Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Lorne Hazelton has gone to Lansing
and has good position in the Bemsnt
iron works
Mrs. Charles Stout and children went
to Greenvie yesterday for visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cora Witt returned to her home at
McBrdes Saturday. after visit with her
sister. Miss Pearl Davis.
Mrs. Ada Putnam returned to her home
at Elwell Tuesday, after visit at the
nome Mrs. Charles Mapes
Mrs. D. l. McBurney of Ionia, returned
to her home Wednesday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorman.
Miss Maud Tubbs of Ovid arrived here
Monday to take a position as trimmer in
Mrs. Miners millinery store.
Mrs. j. B. Reed OF Howard City died at
her home there Monday. Mrs Reed is an
aunt of Mrs. E. R. Spencer Of this city.
Mrs. Rosa Ketehum returned to her
home at Copemish Monday, after several
days visit with Mrs. Thomas Hall OF this
city.
For Sale-Good Crown organ, six oe-
tayes, piano music Can be seen at j. B.
Essex's across from Hotel Bricker. Gus
Olson.
Wanted, good boy about l6 or IL
years old to learn the marble and granite
trade. Apply at Bedding Marble & Gran
ite Works.
Hear the beautiful numbers of sacred
music at the church of Christ, Sunday
evening at o'clock. Sermon by the pas.
tor. Everybody welcome.
The Ladies social circle will meet with
Mrs. Clara Stanton on Wednesday after
noon at 230 o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton to all ladies Of the church and society.
Service at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening. The pastors SUBJ
ject will be, The Kind of Stuff the Best
People are made Of Everybody well
come.
Work will begin about April LIST on the
water works by the contractors Summers
& Youngs, and the mayor desires all who
wish to 60 to work laying pipe to leave
their names with him.
The Junior League will meet Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock, following the
L. T. L. Thought for the month"; Liv-
ing Savior. April |, Let the Children
Come; leader, Daisy Brown.
The Postal telegraph office is now in
the Huelster block send your kilograms
over that line, prompt service. Phone So
2r. Mrs. Carrie X. Edmond,
Manager
The ladies' social circle will serve S
cent supper in the Congr eg ational church
dining room, Saturday night from to 8
o'clock. A fine bill of fare has been ar
ranged and all may be assured af first
class supper.
Do not fail to hear Miss Miller in "Star
Bright" piece full of humor and pathos,
at the M, E. church April 4th. She will
be assisted by Miss Hazel Dutt pianoist,
and Mr.. Geo. Wagner soloist. Admission
Csc, children sc.
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