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ORLEANS

II. j. Taylor of Bruce's Crossing,
] Ontonogan county, visited his friend,
ID C. Wilbur, Thursday.
Fred Williams of Otisco was a FRI
day caller at Frank Hoppough's.
All ladies willing TO knit will
please call at the Red Cross room and
get yarn and instructions. The ladies
are responding nobly TO the call for
workers among the later ones to join
being Mrs. Carrie Post and Miss
Clara Howe of West Orleans.
Subject for Epworth League Sun
day evening, October IA, Country
16. Leader, f. l.. Currie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood were at
Jay Olmstead's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ward, his faith
er, Silas Ward, and Mrs. Wards sis
ter, Miss Jakeway, were Sunday call
ers at j. M. York's.
Raymond Noddins and Carleton
Currie left Monday to begin their
school work at M. A. c.
Next regular meeting of the l.. o.
T. M. will be Tuesday, October 16.
The last meeting was well attended.
The ladies are doing good work and
enjoying it. The candy treat by Lady
Esther Rasmussen was a very pleas
ant surprise to the ladies and well APP
preciated. Don't miss any of the good
times.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Geisen
were guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Treynor, Sunday. After
dinner they all motored to Ionia to
visit Mrs. Van Geisen's brother, Asa
Treynor and family.
Mrs. Heaven Of GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Fremont Moore of Elmdale were
over Sunday guests of the latter's
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Moore.
Mrs. Grinnell of Bedding called at
the York home Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Selleck visited her son,
Chas. Wood and family. at Lakeview,
from Thursday until Thursday last
week.
Chester and Richard Towne of En-
trican visited their mother, Mrs.
Electa Towne, last Wednesday. Sse
accompanied them home for a visit.
John Palmer and family and Mrs.
Emma Palmer and daughter, Mabel,
were over Sunday guests of friends
in Battle Greek.
Attention Cleaners Regular meet
ing of Orleans Arbor Saturday even
ing, October 10. The c. G. requests
every member to be present as there
is important business from supreme
arbor to be considered.
Mrs. Lou Bolster of Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Bolster, daughter
Vera, and son, George, of Orleans,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Beardsley
of Sheridan last week Tuesday.
Morton Olmstead, who left Orleans
for Weidman about a year ago, has
accepted a position at Fenwick and
has moved his household goods to
that town.
Among the latest improvements in
Orleans we note new furnace in
stalled at the Chris. Leibum home,
and Henry Kelley is having his house
re-painted.
The free entertainment given Mon
day evening at the NJ. +. church was
well attended and pronounced very
good.
Jerry Spaulding was in Grand
Rapids Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitt and son,
Norman, motored to Lansing Sunday.
Norman remained to enter school
again at M. A. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Noddins
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Bushnell, the guests of his uncle,
Allie Comstock and family.
Lee and Willie Schrader of Ionia
visited their sister, Mrs. Rollie
Young, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jerome Lavery was Sunday
evening guest of her mother, Mrs.
Robert Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young spent
Saturday in Grand Rapids. They
visited Mr.. Young's cousin, George
Barden. at the Soldiers Home, and
found him steadily improving from
his recent severe illness.
Mrs. B. F. Conner is still confined
to her bed, there being but slight
improvement in her condition.
A beautiful new wool bunting flag
floats proudly from the flag pole in
Orleans.