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Mrs. Arnold Schmidt was in ionia
Friday.
See G. w. French & Sons adv. IN
this issue.
Mrs. M. Define returned to Green
vile Monday.
Nears aSturday.
]. Maurice Earle was in Ionia FRI
Miss Helena Courtney left Thurs
law for Standish.
Mrs. b. McCoffrey returned 10 Day
City last Saturday. .u;
Harry ID. MINER made a business
Zip to Alma Tuesday. p..;ds
Mrs. Iva Hull was in Grand hapius
Thursday on business. - f-or,
Miss Isa Hough has returned iroin
a visit in Bannister. a. ror;a
Miss Dora Johnson went 10 Iona
Friday to visit friends. : 1owel,
Mrs Will Thompson was IN Loweh
x;s;t;np friends over Sunday ...
Mrs George Wagner Is visatihg
a- neonle in Albion, New York.
Rem Hall of the Long Lake went 10
ne Hall farm at Freeport friday.
Mrs Edgar Stanton was IN Grano
pan;ds Monday on business TIP;
Rev. J. M. Zindler went 70 haaa-
.,azoo on a business trip Ihursuay;
CIV Attorney l. l.. Hubbeli nau
legal business in Grand RAPIDS iues
a Mrs James Scott went to Iona
Friday for weeks visit WIN rei"
ives. -. g.. Bancroft
Thursday. He had been the gueS' "
Ed. H. Wilson was in Grand E Ear
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Eu' oo""A
jerome Kern of the Soldiers Home,
Grand Rapids, was IN the Guy ''
Mrs <. w. Palmer of Orleans TOOK
49, tra;n here for Alma SATURDAY
Miss Minnie Leetch went to NOUN,
Pleasant Thursday to begin her scnooi
near there. a f,on,
Gregory Miller has returned from
baltimore. Md, where he went on a
ou NJ and Mrs. Frank McCracken,
xvant 70 Maple Rapids for few days
Geo. d. Forman went to Home ne,
- Trosdav to look after his farm
mat Attornev /. L. Hubbell was in Stan
ron last Thursday on legal business III
M and Mrs. Albert Taylor LETT 1or
I,,;nt last week Thursday, where thes
oxpect to reside.
M and Mrs. Ed. Russell OF Lans-
mo were in the city over sunday
guest Of friends. a;s+a,.
Mrs Frank Gambler and sister
Miss Lena Sparks, went to uraho
Rapids Thursday. r., 60,
Mrs. Arba Face left FRIDAY ioi
Saginaw. where she will visit her SIS
ter a few days. coc;,
Mrs. Nina Barden and son, zen e
who had been visiting here lelV ioi
Noorland Saturday. - hoor
Mrs. Martha Krepps, VINO haa 49,
visiting friends IN the clty' re'oi ny
10 Greenville Monday. \, ~. CO.
Lander Berry was in the city Sat
,,rdav ON his way to Hartford to visi
his son, Arthur Berry. -,
Fred Williams took the train her'
rr;dav for his old home in Iowa OF
= short business trip. -, !.
Mrs. John Martin was calico =
Greenville Friday on account Oh III
sickness of a relative. - =
Mrs Frank Clark and son went .
CT Joseph Saturday for a few days
visit with her people. -, =
Mrs. F. L. Lyon, who vislted
Walter Warmers last week, mas re
turned to Millbrook..
Toe Jefts and Blake Wagner cam
fron Ionia Monday to visit the form
ais sister. Miss Jane Jefts.
Mrs. VIM. Wheeler left Thursda
for . visit in Ohio and will also visi
IN Illinois before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wells motore
10 Grand Rapids Wednesday an
xpent the day with friends.
Mrs. Harry Miner went to Lans
ING Saturday to visit her daughte
and also at A. J. McCauleys.
p. G. Hensen has been in water
vliet visiting relatives. he ais
stopped off in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Lille Montague, has returne
home after a few weeks VISIT VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley Chapman
Mrs. A. Cope who had been visl,
ing her sister, Mrs. Jacob Rlnker, r.
turned TO Grand Rapids Saturday.
Finley Simpson returned froi
Evart last Friday, where he had bee
for a week on his farm near there.
Mrs. Susan Cabs, who is living wit
her daughter. Mrs. Della Wright, hs
been quite sick. She is S4 years oil
The ladies of the Church of Chri!
will serve a most excellent suppt
Saturday night from 5 to z o'cloc
Mrs. Florence Perry returned
Grand Rapids Friday after visitin
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Donoya
VIM. Sparks and o. Seely took
day off from farm work Tuesday ar
went to Grand Rapids on bushes
Mrs. f. L. Towne of Orleans toe
the train here Friday for visit wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Davis at Mosele
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Mccall left II
Ithaca Friday, where they will r
main if he succeeds in getting VOL
there.
Ben Dow and family returned
their farm Saturday from Grand Ra