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Torrance remained for a longer visit
with her many friends here.
Mrs. Albert Z. Weter left Saturday
for Harbor Springs, before returning
she will visit at Walloon Lake, Man
celona and Big Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and
daughters Frances and Anna of Flint
are guests of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jason Hicks.
Frank Reed and wife and II. W.
Highly and wife of Charlotte spent
Sunday in the city.
Miss Bertha Barnes was i'm Stan
ton over Sunday TO visit her grand
mother Mrs T. S. Stevens and sister
Miss Irene Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Crane and Mrs.
w. III. Weber of Lyons were in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Crane is a brother
of Mrs. James Cramer, VINO is very i'll
and they called to see her. Mrs.
Weber was the guest of Mrs. w. A.
Wilder for short time.
Mrs. George II. Williamson and
daughter Mrs Charles II .Ballentine
Of Syracuse, New York, were guests
of Oscar +. Webster over Sunday. In
company with Mr.. Webster they at
tended the Congregational church and
Mrs. Ballentine sang in the choir, and
also gave a fine solo. Mrs. Ballentine
is the soloist in the Presbyterian
church in Syracuse. She and her
mother have been on a trip TO Nee
nah, Wis, and stopped off at Green
vile and this city to visit their rela-
tives on their return home. Mrs. Will
hanson is an aunt of Mrs. j. r. Van
Wormer Of Greenville and also of Mr..
Webster Of this city.
Mrs. Fannie Buckley returned home
10 Holt, Monday, after a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cramer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fish Of Owes
so and Mrs Mary Fisher of Marshall,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo, w, Fish, returning home Non
day.
Milford Blair has returned from
his summer vacation spent with rel-
atives on the farm near Jackson.
Mrs. Frank Potter Of Grecntillc
was the weekend guest Of friends IN
the city.
Lawrence Alling of Ionia was the
over Sunday guest at ". III. Shaw's,
Mrs. Ella Holmes was in Battle
Greek visiting friends over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith have
returned from Mcbride.
Stanley Kendall of Detroit was the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs Eli
Kendall over Sunday.
Eli Kendall made q business trip to
Grand Rapids Monday.
Mrs. Vera Abnet and children who
have been the guests of her father
VIM. Hough returned to Kalamazoo
Monday.
We have the best steel gates on the
market. Westfield & Fall River Lum-
Der Co.-adv.
VIM. Gardner was in Ionia Monday
an a business trip.
Mrs. Mary Seeley went to Ionia for
a few days visit with her son Earl
Seeley last Monday.
Mrs. Jay Handy and grandson,
Sylvester Wells went to Saranac for
a visit Monday,
Miss Nellie Hall left Monday to re-
sumo her duties i'm the state hospital
in NcwberIy.
Mrs. B Shnely returned home to
Prairie CroeI Monday after @ visit
with her dGugAtlr Mrs. Fred McCue.
he ladies' d the VI. u. church will
erye q regular monthly supper next .
Saturday evening, September 4.
good things viii be served. A big
crowd wanted Bill, 20 cents.-adv. .
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Carris of Vesta-
burg spent Monday night with her
aunt, Mrs. r. A. Vie.
Mrs NJ L. Willoughby went last .
week to Ithaca, where she is caring
for Mr.. Willoughby's brother and
sister. Mr.. Willoughby's mother is
i'll at Harper Hospital, Detroit.
Henry f. Carleton was home over
Subway from Parnell where he is do
ing several jobs of carpenter work.
He is now engaged on making some
repairs on Joe Gehan's house, putting
on a fine porch.
Mrs. Neva Jamison and son and
Miss Maude Tower of Grand Rapids
are visiting at the home Of their uncle
A. s. Dimmick and other relatives in
the city.
Mrs. Ella Lair of Hastings is visit
ing at the home Of A. S. Dimmick.
Mrs. A. Weber spent Sunday at .
Grand Rapids the guest Of her broth
err WILDER Wood.
Mrs. Grace Russell, who has been
sick the past two weeks, is able to be .
out again.
A. c. Hall and wife and Leon For
ward and wife have rented reStuar- !
ant at Stanton and will leave Wednes- /
day to take charge.
+. Lagrange spent Sunday here, re- /
turning to Stanton Monday.
Lewis Wood returned to Lansing, /
Monday after visiting his parents Mr.. 4
and Mrs. Willis Wood for a week.
Chas. Russell and wife will leave 4
this week for their farm near Cadil- /
lac, where they expect to make their I
future home.
Henry Aubill and Tony Cole Of near
Mecosta, visited friends here last I
week.
G. Hall had business in st. Johns
Tuesday
City Treasurer c. A. Rowlcy says
taxes are coming in slowly but ex-
poets a lively run very soon, rs after
the tenth Of this month four per cent
will be added to every tax receipt. Pay
NOW and save tha extra nor cent