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Grand Rapids friends for few days.
Dora Newcomb left yesterday to accept
position in the Calhoun county house.
Prof Lee Howard Of lonia was a guest
at M F Benedict's last week Tuesday.
Saturday. Aug "a ore day only. choc-
olate creams DC pound at Patter sons.
Mr., and Mrs Harry Bodgett are en-
joying short visit with friends at Evans.
William Spooner went to Rodney
Wednesday, where he expects to remain.
Mrs. Vim Fisher and daughter Eleanor
returned from Fowleryle Tuesday ever
ing
Libbie Osworth left Wednesday for a
ten days visit at her old home in St.
Louis.
Mrs. Guy Hecox and children of Chica-
90 are guests OF Or. and Mrs. E Fer
guson.
Mrs George w. Moulton and children
have been visiting at her old home in
Morley.
Miss Blanche Benedict is entertaining
Mrs. Maude VanOsdalI of Damondale
this week.
Special bargains in water and wine sets
TO make room for our holiday goods at
Patterson's.
Miss Fern Howe of Greenyle returned
to her home after a short visit with friends
in this city.
United Bretheren quarterly meeting
was held at the Blystone school house
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Nichols of Eaton
Rapids are guests Of their son, A. j. Ter
rance, and wife.
Miss lscia Hough left for her home in
Chicago Tuesday, after a short visit with
Vim. Hough and family.
Mrs. w. D. Roberts went to Saginaw
Wednesday morning to be the guest of
friends for short time.
Mrs Alice Losee Of Grand Rapids is
in the city arranging to do chorus work
here this fall and winter
Mrs. A Clark and son, Guy Gleason,
of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Carl Gleason.
Mrs Eva Divine and daughter. Loretta
returned home Monday, after short
visit with Greenyille relatives.
|. Hough and two daughters Of Wooster,
Ohio, arrived Monday for an extended
visit with Vim. Hough and family.
Anew cross walk has been put down
from Hotel Bedding corner across Bridge
Street. Let the good work go on.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pope and son Har-
Old are taking short vacation and visit
ing friends and relatives for a week.
Mrs. E. Lemon and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Kansas, after a
short visit with L. c. Faes and family
Jacob King returned to his home III
Breckenridge, after attending the King
reunion and visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Luella X. Webster left Tuesday
to attend the Fraternal Congress of the
Degree of Honor, held in Buffalo this
week.
Miss Ella Palmer of Stanton, who wa:
a guest Of Miss Cherie Campbell las
Sunday, returned to her home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Breakey and children o.
Bagdad, Fla, started on their return home
Wednesday morning, visiting at LakevleW
en- route.
Silk City Lodge l. O. F. will hold regu.
ar meeting Tuesday Aug. q and have
degree work. All members are requested
to be present.
} &c for regular loc lunch box; &c fo
. &c lunch box; DC for regular SC lunch
box; &c for got. tin lunch pail; SC fo
2-qt. granite lunch pail at Patterson's.
3 Miss Ivy Thompson of Rockford is
guest at her fathers, Orista Thompson S
. this week. She is engaged to teach ii
the district in CORTLAND where she frs
D went to school.
\ Miss Jennie Wagner left Tuesday for
0 four weeks outing at Portage Point
Her sister Miss Florence Wagner AM
0 friend Miss Helen Crosby Of Greenvl
= are at the Spring Lake resort for few
q weeks.
: Martin Gilnack and daughter. Grace
leave Friday for their return home. Sh
{ will 90 to New York and Mr.. Ginack Il
his place Of business in Chattanooga Tenn
Miss Cora will remain a few week
i longer.
, There will be big show Of horses. cat
tie, sheep. swine and poultry; also farr
, and garden products, work Of art thing
. novel and interesting. fine racing. bas
q ball sports and games, rough riding nov
e city races and other features. Don
e Miss it.
: The National Bank offers $40 for tn
n largest number of kinds Of correctl