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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olger went to
Ionia Monday.
Clark Graves was in Grand Rapids
visiting his son over Sunday.
Herbert Irwin and family have
moved from Portland back to Belding.
Miss Clara Moulton and Mrs. EN-
ma Lamb were in Grand Rapids, Sat-
urday.
George Hetchler went to Ionia Sat-
urday TO visit at ALT EclSert's for a
few weeks.
Miss Winnifred Thompson and Miss
Lena Russell went to Grand Rapids
last Friday.
Dancing party at Hubbell hall,
February ADV.
Mrs. Ezra Sweet went to Lowell on
business Monday. She accompanied
Mrs. Sargent home.
Earl Vincent left Monday for
Charlotte and the southern part Of
the state on a business trip.
j. B. Griswold and wife returned
last week from University Park, Iowa
and left Monday for Hastings.
Theodore Johnson, who visited
friends in the city over Sunday, re-
turned to Howard City, Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Emmons returned to Cad
lilac Monday, after a few days visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
G.. ]. Johnson returned home to
New York City, Friday, after three
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. Lucy
Smith.
Orley Green returned home to
Greenville Saturday, after spending
Friday night with his brother, James
III. Green.
Mrs. Susan Krupp, Ben Shindorf
and Theodore Blasen attended the
funeral of Mrs. julius Henkle IN
Greenville, Saturday.
Trimmed hats that regularly sold
for $500, $500 and $500 all on sale
at $1.00 each, Saturday January %
Bedding Hat Shop.-adv.
Mrs. A.. C.. Shaw went to Green
vile Saturday to attend meeting OF
the w. r. C.. She was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Jennie Legg, while
there.
An invitation is extended to every
one who appreciates good dance mu-
sic to attend the party at Hubbell
hall, February A Bill 75c.-adv.
w. B. Reed was in Detroit over
Sunday, a gust of his son, George I;
Reed. He went Friday. Mrs. Reed
was in st. Louis over Sunday at her
brothers, William Yost's.
"What can / do for falling hair ?"
Use Partisan Sage; this also cures
dandruff and itching scalp. Wortley
& French sell it.-adv.
Mrs. John Doyle returned to Free
port Monday. She had been here to
see Miss Agnes Doyle at Patrick Cos
tello's, who was sick and unable to
attend to her school duties in Smyr-
ma.
A millinery closing out sale of all
winter stock, Saturday January 20.
Your choice of any trimmed hat IN
the store for $1.00; untrimmed hats
soc each. The Bedding Hat Shop
adv.
Harrison Pierce of Greenyille was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bow
les, Monday He stopped off here on
his way to Bangor TO visit relatives.
Mr.. Pierce, who getting along toward
eighty years of age, says he has es-
capped the grip so far this year.
Large orchestra of competent mu-
sicians at Hubbell hall Friday even
ing, February ADV.
DIR. f. Dunbar Robertson of Grand
Rapids was in the city Monday and
performed an operation on Will Rush
ford at his home. Mr.. Rushford has
been suffering for some time with a
trouble affecting his head and 1t is
hoped the treatment will relieve the
affliction.
p. F. Dill returned to Grand Rapids
Monday. He had been here to at
tend the Free Methodist quarterly
meeting. Mr.. Dill is an old soldier
and was a member of the Delaware
Cavalry. He came to- Michigan in
1870 and worked in the lumber woods
aud for several years before going to
the Soldiers Home he worked for Ed.
Howe on the farm in Orleans. Mr..
Dill is a fine old gentleman.
u off on fur overcoats at the Hub.
adv.
Mrs. Archie Trayer, Chauncey
Oberlin, Clifton Oberlin, Miss Clara
Oberlin of Blanchard, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Oberlin of Ionia, Orrin
Oberlin of Grand Rapids and Austin
Oberlin and wife of Lansing, were
called here last week on account or
the death of Wilbur Oberlin.
Mrs. Mary Mooney and children,
Bert and Rosa of Ionia and Mrs.
Matte Sargent and Orvilla Sargent of
Lowell were called here to attend the
funeral of Walter Sweet.
u off on fur overcoats at the Hub.
adv
J. c. Taylor of Ionia, deputy oil in
spector for this district, was in the
city. Friday, to inspect a carload of
oil. shipped to Bert Riker by the
Grand Rapids Independent Oil COM
pany. Mr.. Riker is their distributing
agent here. Mr.. Taylor says there is
only one other agency in Ionia county
where the Independent company have
a distributing station and that is at
Portland.
The "Belding Hat Shop" will be
opened for business Saturday, Janu-
ary 20. Your choice of any trimmed
hat in the store for $1.00; untrimmed
hats SOC each. Hull and Aselin.-adv
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