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eral days the past week.
Claude l.. Piefer was i'm the city
last Thursday. He has sold his cafe
in Grand Rapids.
Greenville is taking up the ques-
ton Of owning "A motor fire truck.
Mayor Ranney and the council are
considering the proposition
w. Lee Cusser and wife returned
Wednesday night from st. Petersburg,
Florida.
Robert Olds and John Donovan re-
turned last Friday from Saginaw
where they had been to attend the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs Eva Estabrook of Grand Rap
ids was the guest of her sister Mrs.
w. II. Bennett Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eudora Estabrook OF Grand
Rapids was weekend guest of her
cousin Miss Eva Bennett
Mrs. Cora Donovan spent the week
end with Ionia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Cornell and Mr.
and Mrs NJ. a. Reed motored to
Grand Rapids Friday
Mrs. Ed. King spent Friday in Ionia
Mrs Willis Little OF AiDion was
here for a short visit with relatives
last week She came 10 attend the
meeting of Womens Foreign Mission
airy Society held in lonia Thursday
night
Miss Janet Miller Of Greenville and
Miss Tia Grace of Belding spent their
decoration day vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs Hammond in Granville.
Mr. and Mrs c. II. Pierce of lonia
and DR.. r ;. Hudson, wife and daugh-
ters Amy and Ruth and Mrs Nellie
Hudson motored from Grand Rapids
Monday and visited at +. +. Hudson's.
Mr. and Mrs ollie Taft returned
from Mt. Pleasant Tuesday where
they had been TO visit her people.
Andrew Hale Of Lowell was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. T. Trimble left Tuesday
! for Grand Ledge where she will visit
relatives and friends and Will also go
10 Lansing for a short visit before
returning home,
! Russell Gals and wife were in Muir
visiting relatives and friends on Dec
i Grafton Day.
Major Tygue, who has been visiting
I friends in the city for several weeks
/ left Tuesday for Detroit on his return
10 the east. He is travelling sales
man for a large wholesale confection-
cry house in New York City and has
made frequent visits here when in
Michigan.
Mrs VIM j. Wilson and daughter
Miss May Wilson left for Adrian
Tuesday where they will remain to
visit relatives and friends for few
weeks and then so to Lockport, y. y,
their old home. Mrs. Wilson eX-
poets TO return in few months and
make sale of her property if she sue
ceeds in finding a purchaser.
Mrs L. Halliday has returned from
Portland where she has been visiting
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs Will Ansorgie and their
little daughter Violet from Newaygo
came in their auto SUBWAY 10 visit
the formers brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. II. Bennett.
F.. A. Stowe of Grand Rapids, editor
Of the Michigan Tradesman, and his
wife were in the city Sunday and
took dinner at Hotel Belding Mr..
Stowe makes frequent visits here to
enjoy the trip by auto and get fine
hotel accommodations.
Guy Alexander was home from
Lansing Monday to pack up his house
hold goods preparatory TO moving
them TO the capital city.
Lloyd H. Huntley has leased the
rooms recently occupied by Mrs. NJ.
i Lovisa Wood and will soon move into
them. Since the death of his moth
or he has disposed of some of his
household furniture and will board at
the restaurant
Mrs. Arthur Conner returned Tues
day from Ionia She has leased her
house TO ~ c. Nielsen.
/ M Y. Gephart and Mrs. Gephart
were at their old home in Lakeview
Monday.
Earl French and family returned
Monday from Lakeview where they
hid been to visit relatives.
Mrs Fannie Binkley OF Holt spent
Sunday and Decoration Day with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. James Cramer.
Charles Webster went TO Lakeview
Monday and attended the Decoration
Day exercises
MIR and Mrs Guy y. Weter are
entertaining Miss NJ. Holmes of Ypsi-
lanti.
Mrs Eta Mclaughlin was in Low
ell over sunday the guest of her
brother Or. Green.
Ray Edwards was home over sun
day.
Miss Irene Barnes, daughter Of Mrs.
May Barnes, city librarian. has finish
ed her four years course Of service,
learning the work and duties of a
nurse in Butterworth hospital and
graduated with high honors last week.
Mrs. Robert Wilson and sister Mrs.
Helen Trowbridge have returned from
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Wortley a. French guarantee Pari-
sian Sage to stop dandruff. falling hair,
itching scalp, and 10 put life and
beauty into the hair It's inexpensive,
and money back if not satisfied. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray stanton of De-
troit and Miss Cora Kingsbury of
Grand Rapids were guests OF their
parents Mr. and Mrs. George Kings
bury over Sunday. Mrs. Ed Maynard
Of Nickeryville and her daughter