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About Our Town And Its People


day night for "a ten days outing and
camping trip along the Kalamazoo
river west of Allegan. Their two
daughters are spending the vacation
with their grandparents near Alto.
Harl Eckert received new wind
mill from the Iieller-Aller company
of Napoleon, Ohio, last week.
Mrs. Edgar Seelye and children,
Mildred and Ralph. returned from
four weeks visit with friends in Van
Vert county. Ohio. last Friday They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Seelyes sister. Sadie Foor of Van
Vert.
Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Locke
was in Belding Monday morning to
appear in the Clyde Nielsen case.
Among the guests registered at the
Hotel Bedding last Sunday were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Hayes,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hayes and children
of Muir; Thane Benedict. wife and
daughter; ]. III. Smith and wife; f. G..
Lauster and wife. Gean Lauster.
Jack, Arthur and Mrs. A. =. Fleckin-
stein. Mrs. l.. ID. Smith. S. NJ. Clark
and family, f. S. Sheldon and wife, ].
+. and Harold Field. l.. w. Field and
wife. O. s. Wood and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs w. ID. and Marion Castro, all of
Ionia l.. w. Steketee. VIM. Schlientz.
John HELEN and wife. James Stiles
and wife. DR.. VIM. j. Dubois, wife and
daughter, w. X. Williams and wife,
Mrs. Kate Atkinson, S. ID. Young and
Hermen Smith Of Grand Rapids.
Ed. Phillips. who has been suffering
with cancer for months was brought
to the office Of DR.. T.. w. Little Monday
morning and placed in one of the
rooms there. The doctor will thus be
able to give him better care. Mr..
Phillips daughter, Ona, of Detroit. is
here and has taken the personal care
of her father.
Howard Hall has received a new
Mitchell six automobile. 1t resembles
his old machine very much. The old
car was taken over by the company
in closing the deal for the new ma
chine.
Hal Burrs came from Chicago,
Monday to spend ten days vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. j.
Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. -. Lincoln, and the
Misses Elsie Cooley, Lena Dehn and
Florence Hammond, motored to Crys-
tai Lake, Sunday, and spent the day
there.
Frank IT, Curtis and daughter Mrs
G. -. Parsons, returned to their home
at Fowlerville, Monday. after a few
days visit with Mr.. Curtis sister. Mrs.
a. Hopkins.
Mrs. Michael Wilson returned from
Saginaw. Saturday. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Lemley. for about two weeks.
j. S. Palmer and family of Sebe-
waing. and Mrs Alice Bignell and son.
Ellis. Of Palo. were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bignell.
The Misses Katherine Dehn and
Beulah Davis returned 10 their homes
at Portland, Saturday, after visiting a
week with Miss Dehn's aunt Mrs.
Michael Kemp, and other relatives
Born. Tuesday. July IA. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Cowles Of Battle Creek.
Michigan, nine and one-half pound
son.
The Misses Stella and Ellen Biswell
returned to their home at Tawas City,
Saturday, after spending a few days
with Miss Rose Barron. Miss Barron
accompanied them home for a short
visit
Mrs Fred Rogers went to st. Johns
Thursday, for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs Milo Luck left Thursday for a
short visit with relatives at Maple
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Main and son.
Emreal, OF Chicago will arrive here
this week for a three weeks visit with
Mrs Mains mother and sister. Mrs T.
Brisboy and Miss Myrtle Goyt. The
two families will spend several days
camping at Tubbs' Lake near Big
Rapids.
Mrs w A. Dutt returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. T.. Hawley
Of Keene last Sunday afternoon. Dr.
Dutt drove down To the Hawley home
after her.
Miss Ida Schupp of Traverse City
came last Friday to visit a week at the
home Of Mrs. NJ A. Reed.
Fred Warner was in Ionia. Satur-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ireland and their families formed
boating party Friday night and enjoy
ed a picnic supper near Lightning
Bend.
Mrs y. w. Hall and daughter,
Nancy Marie, of Lansing, are the
guests of Mrs Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Hubbard. They will re-
main until Saturday.