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Dance Saturday night at Hubbsll hall.

Dance Saturday night at Hubbell hall.
You want to have reading from DOT
the palmist.
Don't forget the dance at Hubbel hall
Saturday night.
Half fare rates on all railro ads to Iona
Fair next week.
Mrs. Fred Stebbins took in the Green
vile fair Wednesday.
Miss Alice Buel went to Palo Friday
for few days visit.
$1,000 in purses and premiums will be
given at the lonia fair next week.
Miss Mary Peasley was the guest Of
Gowan friends the last Of the week.
Mrs. Bert E. Haynes left Saturday for
ten days visit at Ashley and Ithaca.
Robert PEBBLES and wife are Greenville
visitors for few days taking in the fair.
F. D. Phillips of Ithaca was in the city
Tuesday. He is expecting to move here
to reside.
Miss Roosa Of Greenville was Sunday
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cotterell.
Arthur Edmonds and sister, Edna, of
Mlllbrook arrived here Monday in search
of situations.
Mesdames Chas. Colvn and Chas.
Emmons went to Grand Rapids Monday
for few days VISIT
Mrs. s j. Coulson left Monday for
Central Lake where she expects to re-
main for the winter.
Mrs. Clayton Kimberly was called to
Maple Rapids Saturday on account of the
serious illness of her father
The Misses Vena and Kate Scribe
went to lonia Monday for a few days
visit with friends in that city.
Mrs. Belle Baer Of st Louis was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sandy OF
this city the last Of the week.
For Sale-All kinds of household furni-
table, chairs, two bed room suits and other
articles. Inquire of R W. Swift.
Miss Cora Hammond returned to her
home at Stanton Monday after short
visit with Mrs. S. B. Brown OF this city.
Mrs. Ezra Leonard returned to her
home at Alma Saturday after a weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. John Null. of
this city.
The festive organ grinder has been
making music on our streets this week
with the usual pass the hat accompani-
ment.
Miss Nora Benedict Of Ionia and her
cousin. Grant Benedict. of Iowa were
guests of Mrs. George Grinnel of this city
over Sunday.
Hon. r. C. Reed, Prohibition candidate
for governor, will speak on the lonia fair
grounds on Thursday at 1880 a. m. Pic
mic dinner thereafter. Races, games and
sports in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Edmonds returned
to their home at St. Louis Monday after
pleasant weeks visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Edmonds of this city.
All roads lead to Ionia next week for
the fair which includes live stock and
poultry exhibits, shows, music, base ball,
canoe racing, trotting and pacing races,
and numerous other attractions.
Clinton Green and wife of Grattan were
in attendance at the railroad meeting held
in the opera house Monday night They
we're accompanied by Mrs F. H. Farm
ham, wife of the chief engineer of the sur
veying party.
dot" the Clairvoy ant Palmist,
is scientist, and further more, makes no
mystery of her science. She is a student
n her line and solicits the patronage of
the thinking people. Prices reasonable.
satisfaction guaranteed. business conf
dental. Parlors. Mrs. E. S. Moulton.
Ansel Crane OF Lyons, now eighty years
old, has been making his semi occasional
visits to relatives and friends in this part
of the county. He visited his daughter.
Mrs. James Cramer. and left Tuesday for
other points He always drives through
the country and takes life easy in his de-
clining years.