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Kent City.
George Hilton was in Greenville
on business Friday.
Alice Mason went to Greenville
for few days. visit Friday.
Edwin Dorr went to Ionia Monday
to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. Ben Sweatland went to Ann
Arbor Saturday to visit her son.
Mrs. Arthur Connor was in Grand
Rapids on business last Friday.
Mrs. Emma Fuller made a trip to
Greenville Friday.
Mrs. Amelia Connor and daughter,
Harriet, went to Saanac Thursday.
ID. II. Bacon went to Howard City
Monday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Howard
were in Grand Rapids Saturday.
Fred A. Washburn returned from a
business trip to Chicago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Reeves spent
the day Tuesday in Grand Rapids.
Jesse Wilbur spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. Merton Smith returned home
from the city hospital Sunday.
Ray Hall of Long Lake made a
business trip to Grand Rapidh Fri
day.
Miss Louise Humphrey of Green
vile visited friends in the city Sat-
urday.
c Warren Weatherby went to Green
vile Friday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Frank Hudson is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Gay West of
Lansing.
Miss Florence Washburn will spend
Thanksgiving in Chicago with her
brothers
Clifford Shank and Miss Nora
Cameron went to Edmore to visit
friends Friday.
Miss Agnes Arnwine spent the
weekend in Ionia at the George
Nichols home.
DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Smith will be
guests of friends in Grand Rapids over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary Rearick left for Benton
Harbor Monday, expecting to remain
during the winter.
r. Howard Hall left Saturday for
a trip east and to New York City
before returning.
Mrs. M. L. Willoughby left Monday
for Grand Ledge, where she will
spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Abbie Brough returned from
Morley Monday, where she had been
visiting a few days.
Mrs. K. G. Gunsolus and daughter,
Phyllis, and son, Kenneth, spent Sat
urday in Grand Rapids.
George Honeywell, who has been
working in Hart during the summer,
returned home Monday.
Miss Ellen Blair will spent Thanks
giving vacation at Olivet, the guest of
her brother, Wilfred.
MIR. and Mrs. Verl Weeks returned
to Flint Monday. They had been the
guests at Chas. Andrews
Mrs. Robert Scott, who had been
visiting relatives in Orleans, return
ed home to Alpena Friday.
Mrs. O. B. Brown of Grand Rapids
arrived Friday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
Miss Ruth Hilton left Saturday for
her home in Casnovia, where she ex-
poets to remain for some time.
Mrs. Fred Clanchy went to Grand
Rapids Friday for weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Hodgkin.
John Arnwine left Friday for De
troit for a few days visit with his
daughter, Mrs. George Y. Reed.
w. III. Roose, who sold his farm at
Long Lake recently, was in the city
on his way to Edmore Friday.
Mrs. Melvin A. Chapman went to
Detroit Saturday for a weeks visit
with her son, Clayton Chapman.
Mrs. Glenn Hudnutt and Baby
Hudnutt left Friday for a two-weeks
visit in Hastings, at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Schmidt will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peters of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Byron Bean is moving tc
Flint to join her husband, who has a
job there in the automobile factory
Isaac Austin and family were the
guests of his people here over Sun
day They returned to Ionia Monday
Paul Havey left Sunday for his OLD
home in Marion, Indiana, where he
will visit relatives and friends for q
week.
Mrs. Wheeler Pond was called tc
Cedar Springs Tuesday on account
of the sickness of her brother, Jack
Howard.
Mayor Fred E. Ranney and J. A
Stafford, manager of the Phelps
House of Greenville, were in the city
Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Remer and baby daugh'
ter returned to Alma Thursday. She
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
johnson.
Mrs. Clarence Packard left fol
Breckenridge Monday, being callee
there by the illness OF Mrs. vii
Steward.
Miss Leone Lloyd and mother leave
Saturday for Pennsylvania. They will
visit friends in Hillsdale and Hudson
enroute.
Mrs. F. H. Olmstead of Midland
and Mrs. Blanche Griffin of Edmors
were weekend guests of Mrs. james
Caverley.
Mrs. Aaron Runnell returned hom,
to Kent City Monday. She had beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ronk,
few days.
Fred McNally has moved to tn,
Belding farm, south of the city park
and is getting well settled in M
new location. A
Mrs. Ralph Mason went to Battl'
Creek Thursday to look up a home
They will move there is soon as on'
can be found.
Mrs. John Russell returned hom'