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w. III. Wilson and wife returned
Tuesday from trip 70 Niagara Falls
Buffalo and Detroit.
Mrs. b. f. Kitchell who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hoyt re-
turned home Tuesday to Evart.
Mrs. 4. b. Nicholson and son Law
renee OF Charlottesville, Ind, are guests
Of her sister, Mrs. III. T. Patterson.
The Otisco neighborhood picnic will
be held at Baldwin Lake, Saturday the
18th. Everybody cordially invited.
M. M. Benedict and daughter left
Tuesday for a visit in Lockport, N. Y.
They will take in Niagara Falls on
their way there.
DR.. f. w. Little and family have re-
turned from their auto trip TO New
York State, having visited at number
of places enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Angel, who
have been guests of his brother, J. T..
Angel, for a couple Of weeks, returned
to Philadelphia Wednesday.
Frank Donovan who is attending
the Ferris Institute in Big Rapids, is
home for three weeks vacation. He
likes IL there very much and will re-
turn.
The Ladies' Social Circle have set
the date Of their annual garden party
for Aug. rs and q. 1t will be held on
the church grounds and varied and
interesting program is being planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beach and son,
Oliver and Mr.. Frederick w. Holmes
and Miss Carrie Holmes OF Orleans, left
Tuesday for a trip to Niagara Falls,
where they will spend few day sight
seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ireland OF
Ionia, went TO Detroit in the formers
auto, Saturday, to attend the meeting
Of the National Hardware Dealers As
ISOLATION.
Albert Russell OF Ionia, Mrs. w. l..
OF Grand Rapids and +. III.
Russell and Mildred Leavenworth OF
Luther are here TO attend the Russell
family reunion.
The Sun Bros. big rail road shows
will exhibit in Greenville, Friday Aug.
18th. This popular ammusement con-
Germ promises a gala day and an i'm
Of high class entertainment.
Better go.
f. M. Parney went TO New York last
week on business trip, he is arraing-
ing to install a chicken hatchery in
this city on large scale and has gone
there to look up furnishings and
machinery for the plant.
II. III. Vincent of Vaudeville, has
been a guest OF his father, J. b. Vim
cent, he has been north looking after
his numbering business and stopped off
here to join his wife and family, who
have been stopping here for several
weeks.
The prohibitionests of the county
have placed in the field, for Congress
man, Henry w. Powell of Ronald; for
State Senator, A. l.. Benedict OF Or
leans; and for representative from this
district in the Legislature, Ed s. Town
send of Ionia.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Smith are now
nicely settled in their new home re-
Gently purchased Of VIM. J. Wilson on
Washington street, known as the Camp
bell place, they moved from the Page
house last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
are fortunate in securing such fine
location and residence.
Henry A. Smith has his old boat
house torn down and his boats moved
across the river to the new quarters.
He has painted his building red and il
is a comodious one giving him ample
room for storing his boats and canoes
and providing good place for for the
accommodation of his patrons.
Miss Eva Engle will play at the
musical soon TO be given at the Baptist
church for the benefit OF the piano fund.
A rare treat is i'm store for the music
loving people OF Belding, as 1t is seldom
the opportunity comes to listen to a
program OF so thoroughly q high order
as the one under preparation.
The annual excursion TO the Agri-
cultural college in Lansing is dated
for Tuesday, Aug. 23rd, with special
round trip rates, it leaves Lowell at
7:50 n m, Bedding al $50 a. m, fare
1.05; Orleans at s:45 a. m, fare CSC;
Haynor $3.50 a. M, fare So. Leave Lam
sing on return at 5:l5 p. m.
Guy Karr OF Whitefish, Montana,
is a guest OF James Lent, he was a
former resident OF Miller and has been
in the west about six years fireman