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which was SCeuuicu LOT WeuHcoudy -
postponed to Friday at Leonard Park
at 800 p. m.
to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Heidley of Bear Lake is
the guest of Mr.. and MRS. b. l..
Strunk for a couple Of weeks.
The 900" Club will be entertained
at the home Of Mrs. w. II. Angel
Friday evening.
st. Mary's Guild will be entertained
at the home Of Mrs. M. l.. Willoughby
Wednesday, April rs, with pot-luck
supper.
Easter services at the Episcopal
-Communion-8:OO a. M; SER
mon, TOO p. N.
Correction.-In the officers for the
Eastern Star as given in last weeks
issue, Mrs. Ethel Bedding should have
been named as associate matron and
Mrs. Alta Arnold as associate conduc-
tress. oa
Brinton F. Hall made business
trip to Grand Rapids Friday.
Mrs. w. K. Smith was in lonia
last Friday.
Miss Ethel Hall returned from Maple
Rapids, where she has been having
her eyes treated.
Mrs. Harold Carter accompanied
Mrs. John Byers to Grand Rapids on
Tuesday.
Miss Mureil Howard spent Sunday
at Parnell with her parents.
Mrs. +. LAGRANGE and Leon For
ward and wife spent Sunday at Stan
ton.
Mrs. Miles Wood visited her son and
family at Lowell last week.
Mrs. Emma Hall visited relatives at
Stanton the weekend
Merl Conklin returned to Belding
Tuesday, after spending few days
with his parents at Lowell.
S. Hurd and +. LAGRANGE of STAN
ton visited relatives here few days.
VIM. Allen is on the sick list
John Rickle and wife are keeping
house for VIM. Barker.
Mrs. Maggie WEIGH is visiting rela-
tives near Mecosta for few days.
Mrs. Mile Sewers entertained her
mother, who was here this week from
Ithaca.
F. S. Demo and daughter, Dorothy,
were in Saginaw over Sunday visiting
his mother, who is in very poor health.
Mrs. Harry Scarlet of Edmore was
the guest of the Misses ellis over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HELEN of Roch-
ester, N. Y, and Mrs. Peter Seible of
Rhinelander, Wis, were called here
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Trail.
Miss Carrie Winter of st. Charles
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nina
Falby.
Mrs. Ben Neve and sister, Miss
Marie Fetterly left Wednesday morn
ing for Wordsville, their old home,
for a few days visit.
Dancing party at Hubbell hall April
2Sth.-adv.
Mrs. Hal Orser left for Escanaba
Wednesday to spend a few weeks visit
ing her parents and old friends.
Miss Myra' Jones left for Manton
to visit at her home for few days,
Wednesday.
Fern Hudnutt returned from Ionia
Friday, where she has been visiting
for few days.
Don't forget the Bedding Orches-
trail Clubs big dancing party-Hub-
bell hall, April 28.-adv.
George Altenburg is home with his
father for few days from Detroit.
Mr.. Altenburg has splendid position
in the Highland Park school.
VIM j. Altenburg returned last
week from Leroy, where he had been
to inspect his farm about four miles
from that place. He is much pleased
with the trade he made and will go
there in few weeks to begin opera
tons in the farming line.
Fred Demo, Jr., was home from AL
ma over Sunday and Kenneth Demo
spent Sunday at Stanton.
l.. l.. Rocky and daughter returned
from Ioflia Tuesday, where they had
been visiting at Claude Brockway's.
Extra special 8-piece orchestra at
Hubbell hall, April %. You are wei
Mrs. Robert Wilson's residence is
in the hands of the painters and they
are giving it good coat of paint, i'm
proving the appearance very much.
John Cottrell and family have NOV
ed on to a farm near Ionia.
A. V. Fleck has moved into Len
Weeks house on Broas street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wood entertained
his mother, Mrs. Esther Wood of
and his brother, Frank
Wood of Ann Arbor a few days last
week.
Jerome Kern, former old resident,
near Kidd, but now at the Soldiers
Home in Grand Rapids, was in the
city Friday and Saturday.
You can save from $500 to $500 if
you buy your Raincoat now. See j.
p. Presley's adv. in this issue.-adv.
Mrs. Chas. Howard is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Maggie Welch and Mrs. Lena
Bauman had business at Grand Rap
ids Friday