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gate from the local corps.

for the parents Of the pupils. Mrs.
Abbie Williams will assist.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Underwood were
Greenville visitors, Monday.
Miss Halle BricKer and MILFORD
Bricker went TO Cadillac Tuesday. TO
attend the wedding Of their cousin,
Miss Florence Bricker To Mr. Fred
Wilson OF Grand Rapids. Miss Brick
or is well known here, as she has been
a guest at the w. T.. Bricker home
several times Miss Halle Bricker
will visit Mrs Fred Derrick and Miss
Ora Butcher at Grand Rapids before
returning.
Mrs. Mary Eaton returned to her
home at Bay City, Friday, after a ten
days visit with her daughter, Mrs. G.
A. Wheeler.
Harold Patterson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Patterson, is spending a
two months vacation in Europe.
Miss Carrie Crosett returned to her
home at Twining. Friday, after a short
visit with Mrs. Chas. Dixon.
Mrs. Frank Kane of Lewiston, Me,
is guest Of her sister, Mrs VIII
Coney
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hough and son
went to Grand Rapids, Friday, to visit
relatives
Mrs. Lee Moore returned from st.
Johns, Friday, where she has been
visiting her sister for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Reed left
weeks visit with her brother win
Gregg They made the trip there in
motor car with DR.. j. +. Pinkham as
chauffuer Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gregg
are also visiting in onaway.
w l.. Sharpman returned from
New York City Monday where he had
been to settle up some business mat
ters in the estate Of his aunt recently
deceased.
f. A. Washburn and Rev. w. \.
Bliss motored To Grand Rapids Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stanton leave
tomorrow on a weeks convention trip
with the Michigan section of the Nat
ional Electric Light Convention. The
places to Detroit. Buffalo, and the
Thousand Islands
The marriage of Mr. George West
colt and Nina Johnson took place at
the residence Of the officiating magis-
trate, T.. h. Lapham, Saturday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Westcott will re-
side in this city.
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Star Wednesday evening, June "a.
Five reel show-a sensation.-Adv.
Mrs. Joseph Schook returned to her
home at Buchanan Tuesday, after a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Sutphen.
John Donaker Of Ionia spent sun
day with his sister, Miss Winifred
Donaker. .r
Mrs. Frank Antcliff returned Mon
day, from short visit with Mrs. Bes-
sic Madden at Gfeenville.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Spencer and Mr..
and Mrs. f. c. Lloyd took a pleasure
trip through Howard City and other
cities last Sunday, going about eighty
miles They report the outlook for
big crops very promising in every
locality.
At least a score of fisherman from
this city awaited themselves of the
opening of the bass season Tuesday
morning and started early for the
lakes. Many of them were on the
water before daybreak. The usual
good luck was had.
The high wind of Monday and the
rapidly lowering temperature of the
later evening threatened the gardens,
but the warm ground prevented
frost.
Miss Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Vern
Leach went to Sidney last Thursday
to attend the graduating exercises of
their uncle and cousin, Sanford Leach.
They returned Friday.
Mrs. A. Hopkins and two daughters
returned, Sunday from a few days
visit with her daughter Mrs G. w.
French, at Ionia.
Mrs. Matilda Smith and her grand
daughter, Miss Rena Chapple, left
Tuesday for Toronto, Ont. Mrs.
Smith will spend the summer with her
sister. Mrs Pegg. Miss Chapple will
remain in Toronto just a few days,
and then goes on to Montreal, where
she joins large party of Chicago
people. who sail from Montreal. June
20. and will spend the summer in
Europe.
Mrs. A. Wells and daughter Alfre-
da. were passengers to Grand Rapids
this morning.
Mrs. Fred A, Gill of Grand Rap
ids, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. II.
A. Smith.
Mrs. Nettie Hammond spent several
days recently in Grand Rapids with
her daughter Mrs Chas Baty. Mrs.
Hammond was an invalid for several
years, and it is only recently she has
been able 10 travel alone.
Don't fail to see the free show given
every night this week by the German
Concert party.