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quarantine by authority Of Sec'y Stat,
Board Of Health.
Extra fancy lemons zoe per dozen al
Patterson
Dutch cleanser the great cleaner &c al
Patterson's.
BY using GAS FUEL you save months
wages every year. Aft
| A gas range saves its cost in your first
summers fuel bill. Aft
Now is the time to plant sweet peas Sc
per ounce at Pattersons.
MANY people suffer from eve strain.
but none do who use GAS LIGHT Aft
Earl French went to Lakeview Tues
day to spend few days with his parents.
Mrs. w. p. Hetherington and Mrs. F
A. Washburn we're Grand Rapids visitors
yesterday
Big sale on vases Saturday and Mon
day DC each, see them in our window at
Patterson S.
Mrs. G. G. Terwilliger of Durand was
guest Of Mrs. G. N. Foster Of this city
the first of the week.
E. M Sewer and family are new ar
rivals in this city and expect to make
their future home here.
Jeremiah Holcomb was in Ionia yester-
day to attend a meeting of the board o
examiners for pensions.
The W. r. C will have banquet and |
initiation at their meeting April 20. All |
members requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Meginley of Shep-
ard returned to their home Tuesday after
a weeks visit with Belding friends.
So go buys a 100 piece decorated
MeakIns English sem-porcelaln dinner
set, regular price Sl5, at Patterson.s.
r. c. Gardner of Williamsburg ar
rived here Wednesday to look after the
well business in this city this summer.
Mrs. c. Beck returned to her home
at Lansing Yesterday, after ten days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Della Rose
Welt
Mrs. Frank Rittenburg of Undertook.
N. Y, arrived Yesterday, called here by
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Chris Heether Of Miriam.
Claude PETER is home from Howard
City for short time, where he has been
for several months as chef in the hote
rendering excellent service.
Mrs. George Shipman returned yester-
DAY from short visit with friends IN
jreenville. She expects to leave shortly
'or her new home in the west.
Congratulations are in order for grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hutchinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Spicer over the
arrival Of a fine daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Hutchinson Of Baker City,
Ore April lst.
House cleaning season at hand and we
imagine we hear your wife dinging at you
asking you TO get something to take care
II the accumulation of books. Say old
nan just steF into Foster, Ritter g.
fosters and inspect their line of sectional ,
,ook cases. They are practical, orna-
mental and low in price.
Frank r. Days of Smyrna has com
'osed piece of music entitled The Pop
liar Swing march and two STEP (
which IS being received with much favor I
the county. He has had it
ubllshed and placed on sale in a number
( places, lncuding Wortley & French.
A very enjoyable time was had at the
ONE Of Mrs. H. 3. Wilcox last Friday :
fternoon, when twenty or more ladies {
net for the purpose OF rendering fare {
veil reception to the neghbor, Mrs. Henry :
fillmore, who has given up city life for a
ONE on the farm. As token of esteem
lrs. Gilmore was presented with fine
arlor lamp, gift from the ladies pres 6
Mt. =
Rev. c. E. Maxfeld and family we're
wen reception at the Baptist church y
'st evening there was large atten-
ance. E E Chapple was master Of
ceremonies and W. D Baou, Rev. j. w.
heehan and A. Seoord gave brief
oeeches Of welcome TO which Mr.. Max z
cid very wittlly and in an appropriate :
Inguage responded. The occasion was 9
social one and lemonade and wafeA q
ere SERVED