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LOCAL Items


T O. j. and Hal Burris motored TO
lonia Sunday and brought Mrs. Burris
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friedly, Mrs.
Forrest Fish. Misses Eva Ziegier and
Martha Griffin made a trip 10 Grand
Rapids in the Friedly car Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Chapple and
Misses Floss Wilcox, Genevieve Bliss
and Rena Chapple spent Friday in
Grand Rapids, making the trip in
the Chapple car.
Jensen and Wheeler's store will be
closed all day Monday, July 3.-adv.
LOCAL
Frank Harlan has sold his cottage
at Long Lake to Fred Chapman Of
Ionia. Consideration $500.
Mrs. Hathaway and a party OF thir-
teen others from Ionia came to Beld-
ing Monday and took dinner at Hotel
Bedding. They spent the afternoon in
the park, returning to Ionia in the
evening.
III. j. Connell was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday on business.
Will Wood was an 1onia visitor
Monday.
Several automobile loads of base
ball fans went to Grand Rapids last
Friday 10 see Ty Cobb play ball.
You should read the advertisement
of T. w. Peek this week. He has
something special to offer in shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Weaver will leave
Thursday for Marshall TO spend a
couple of weeks with their son c. j,
Weaver.
Board Of Commerce Smoker, will be
held in Willard Hall, Friday evening.
All men cordially invited.
j. A. Langston. superintendent of
schools here next year, has been in
the city the past few days on business
in connection with the schools.
Stewart Hayden Of Grand Rapids
was in town Sunday.
4 fishing party made up by Nessrs.
Cichy. Burgess and Cranmore spent
Sunday at Long Lake. Three hundred
fish are the result Of the trip, they
say.
Every mother should read the Hub
advertisement this week. 1T contains
news that is valuable,
George Moulton was home from
Ionia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. *. c. Gunsolus attended the
opening of the Ionia Chuatauqua Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Will Ward visited in
Moseley' Sunday,
Jese Wilbur was home over Sun
day.
Bert Howe of Milford spent Tuesday
with his sister Mrs Burt Curtis.
Bert Danford of Lansing spent Sun
day here with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berthold Chickering
and little son of Keene spent Monday
with Mrs. Nettie Hammond
Mrs. Hack of Saginaw is here visit
ing her son and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hack.
Miss Alta Andrews of Olivet is visit
ing Mrs. Verne LaDow.
Frank LaDow of Grand Rapids
visited his brother Verne LaDow from
Wednesday until Sunday.
Mrs Horace II. Bennett and daugh-
ter Doris returned to their home in
Flushing Tuesday morning, after
spending a week with Mr.. Benefits
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Bennett
on Broas street.
X. c. Gunsolus is informing Beld
ing fisherman that he caught ten
pound fish while on a fishing trip the
fore part of the week.
Charles Wilson left for visit with
relatives at Alpena and Long Rapids
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Hall is here from
Hastings for a visit at the home of
her uncle Mayor A. NJ. Hall.
Miss Ella Armour left Monday for
Grand Rapids and Lake Odessa,
where she will spend her vacation
Mrs Deedy Hall of Lansing is the
guest Of her father George Hubbard.
She came TO remain for a few weeks
while her sister Mrs. Delight Laws
makes a visit in the southern part Of
the state.
n. c. Nielsen and family left Tues
day for Chase. During the summer
vacation they will visit in Boyne City
Cadillac and other places in northern
Michigan.
Miss Esther Pinkham is visiting
friends in Big Rapids. She went there
Tuesday.
George H. Engemann, wife and
daughter left Tuesday for Alpena 10
visit relatives
Richard Robinson and Clayton
Chapman of Detroit returned home
Monday. Mrs. Chapman remained for
a longer visit with her sister Mrs. Am
brose Spencer
Miss Imogene Ireland has returned
home from Yonkers, n. Y, TO spend
the vacation period.
Miss Edna Wise has returned from
Walloon Lake, having spent some
time there and at Manceiona.
Silas Cobb was up from Grand Rap
ids Saturday to boost for his ball
team, the Eagles. The team is from
the same factory where he works and
they certainly put one over on our
boys in good shape.
G. M. Smith Of Breckenridge was
in the city Monday. He came here
to attend the funeral of oscar Num-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Bentley and son
Stephen and Mrs. Frank Snyder of