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! June 8
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terson's.
Kitchen cupboards at Foster. Ritter &
Fosters.
William j. Wilson transacted business
in Ionia Friday
Lawn sprinklers all sizes and all prices
at Pattersons.
Rent or buy sewing machine of Fos-
ter, Ritter & Foster.
Miss Cecilia Noble was the guest Of
Lowell friends the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchinson were
Grand Rapids visitors on Friday last.
Have you tried those fine oranges al
Gibson's bazaar at SIS cents per dozen.
Courteous treatment whether you pur-
chase or not, at Foster, Ritter & Foster S
Miss Margaret Heron left Friday for a
months visit at her home in White Cloud.
Miss Pam Noble of Chicago was IT, e
guest of Miss Ruth Fargo portion Of last
week
Joe Fisher returned to his home at
Marion Friday after short visit with
Silas Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutchinson of Green
vile we're guests of S. Hutchinson the
first of the week.
St. Mary's Guild will hold baked
goods sale at Lamb Bros, store Saturday
afternoon, June g.
Remember the handkerchief and apron
sale of St. Mary's Guild Friday and Sat-
urday, June | q and ! S.
Miss Marie Werner went to Grand RI p
ids Friday for two weeks visit with
r ,latiyes and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Daniels and mother
of Mcbride were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. F. n. DAYS..
Mr.. and Mrs John Reichard we're calico
to Perinton Saturday by the serious illness
of the formers mother.
Mayor Stephenson and family of Stan
ton we're Sunday guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilbur.
There is no danger Of fires from over
heated flues or chimneys or from any
other source if you cook with gas. 52tf
Miss Ethel Parslow left Saturday for
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Leon Sweet, of Webberyille.
Those who wish to BUY gas coke will,
please leave their order at the gas office
and not at the plant.
52tf Belding las Works.
Mrs. M. A. Brown, who has been spend
ing month at the home Of l.. H. Stone,
eft Friday for her home at Benton Har-
bor.
Mrs. Frank Monroe returned to her
home at St. Louis Monday, after few
weeks visit with her daughter, Miss
Grace Monroe.
Mrs. Ernest Hall and daughter I've,
who have been guests Of Mrs. Raymond
Gilmore for the past week, returned to
their home at Bellare Friday.
We can convert your fayorite oil lamp
into beautiful Gas READING LAMP at but
slight expense to you.
52tf Bedding Gas Works.
Bedding Lodge No. 555, F. & A. M,
will have work in the M. M. degree Sat-
urday evening, with banquet at the
close. All members are urged to be
present,
w. Lee Cusser is able to again resume
his position as cashier at the Peoples
Sayings Bank, and his many friends are
pleased to see him at the paying teller
window.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Pegg have returned
from their trip West, having visited rela-
tives in Iowa, Minnesota and illinois,
spending some time in Chicago. They
will remain here for few weeks before
returning to their old home 10 Canada.
DR.. F. M. Foreman returned last week
from his northern trip, having visited Me-
nominee, Calumet, Gladstone and other
places. He reports business up in that
country as booming. The doctor has
some real estate located there, which he
was looking after.
Young man, il you are contemplating
matrimony, see US at once. We've some
thing to tell YOU something which will
lift the burden from and gladden. your
heart. Well explain to you how it S easy
to buy furniture, easy TO make nice little
nest in which to settle that dear, sweet
little gir,. Well help solve the perpexint
problems and start you on the right road
J to happiness. Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Attorney |. L. Hubbell has in hi:
possession copy Of the Ionia Sentinel o.
date Nov. &c. 1867, J. c. Taylor and T
@. Stevenson editors, published nearl,
forty years ago. 1t gives an account O
the trial Of VIM. Brown for the murder
Of John Morse which occurred in Orlean.
at an early day. Morse was founc
hanging in his barn. 1t was at first sup.
posed to be a case Of suicide but late
Developments pointed to Brown and h,
was charged with the crime. Judge Lou
| I quail wae IN the hench and ID Mox.