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Mrs. Della Wright and son Lyle
were in Flint from Friday until Mon
day visiting with Mrs. Wrights daugh-
ter.
Miss Sarah Palmer Of Greenville
visited at the home OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Godfrey Friday and Saturday
Thomas Doyle has moved to his
farm mile east OF the city for the
summer
VIM. Fuller who has been spending
the winter in Glare with his son Josh
Fuller is in the city for a few days
visit.
Frank Davis and his brother Chas.
Davis with their wives went To Grand
Rapids Saturday to attend reunion
of the Davis family and to assist in
celebrating the saith anniversary of
their mother Mrs. Alvin Davis of Coral
who is visiting a daughter in the city.
Mrs Robert T.. Joiner left Thursday
for Mt. Pleasant. where her husband
is at work for the Pere Marquette Co.
They expect To go To housekeeping as
soon as their household goods arrive
from BenZonia.
Mrs Michael Wilson returned Sat
urday from Saginaw where she had
been visiting her daughter Mrs. John
Lemley.
Mrs Emma Ellsworth of stanton
spent Thursday with her daughter
Mrs. NJ. Beemcr
Miss Mary Mcconnell of Chicago
was the guest Of Mrs. j. Ward Wells
Thursday
Mrs. James Blanding, formerly of
Coral. has moved to Belding and will
live on Harrison avenue. Mrs. Bland
ing owns "a farm near Coral.
Elmer Il. Fales and wife We're in
Ionia Sunday.
Mrs Ella Holmes entertained her
sister-in-law Mrs. Townsend of Ionia
over Sunday.
The little four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Isabel had the
misfortune to fall from a chair on
which she was climbing, breaking her
arm last fIfudN eNIlt was ldhtil ~
the office of DIR. Little where the frac-
ture was attended to.
Miss Pearl Foss was in Lansing over
sunday Her mother is also visiting
friends in Lansing.
AS "a precautionary measure against
a possible fire like the one at Bricker
Park, Long Lake the resort grounds
Of the Wabasis club have been hav-
Of q.
leaves and underbrush refuse
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Laws and
daughter Margaret May went 20 Lans-
ing Saturday for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Banks spent
Sunday with relatives in Greenville.
Mrs. c. Richardson OF Courtland
spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs.
j. Ward Wells
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Langston of
Hastings came saturday TO visit Mr.
( Langston's brother j NJ. Langston.
and family. Mr. Langston returned TO
Hastings Sunday night but Mrs Lang
ston remained for about weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Lindley OF
Portland and Donald Pilkinton of Big
Rapids were Weekend guests of Mr..
Mrs Lindley who are Mr.. Pilkinton' 5
grandparents, are expecting to move
TO Seattle in the near future.
Mrs q. NJ Blett returned from
Grand Rapids, where she spent the
winter. Monday. She will spend the
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. II. Wilson and
Representative and Mrs. Fred l.. War
ner drove TO Lansing Monday. Mr.
Warner will remain until Thursday.
Mrs Hattie Wakeman, formerly of
Greenville, has purchased a house and
lot on Broas street. Mrs. Wakeman is
staying with Mrs. Mary Moon for a
few days until her new house is vacat-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Richardson
and son Eugene Of CORTLAND were
guests of Mr.. Richardson's sister, Mrs
j Ward Wells Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. III. Putnam Of Spar
Ia were guests Of Mrs. Kate Ritter
storf and Mrs. VIM. Ritterstorf sun
day.