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Lyle Fox left for Stanton Satur-
w. B. Reed was in Detroit over
Sunday.
James Mulholland went to Trufant
Monday.
Miss Audie Frost went to Big Rap
ids Monday.
Mrs. Ray Mcconnell went to Grand
Rapids Saturday.
Frank Pixley made business trip
to Stanton Friday.
Mrs. Frank Rogers visited friends
in Greenville Friday.
Carl Fellows was in Greenville
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Anna Ashby visited her moth
or in Greenville Friday.
Mrs. Rose Parks of Grand Rapids
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Shaw were in
Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson made bust
ness trip to Ionia last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leland and SON,
John, were in Ionia over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred S. Demo and son, Dick,
went to Grand Rapids Saturday.
Lee Mason was in Grand Rapids
visiting his relatives over Sunday.
Miss Abbie Moore visited her sis
ter in Grand Rapods over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Miner went to
Palo Friday for few days visit.
Miss Grace Chapman went to
Lowell Saturday to visit her sister.
Under Sheriff Mark Hoppough was
in the city Saturday on official bush
ness.
N. A. Andrews and family were
visiting friends in Grand Rapids over
Sunday.
Leon Frost returned to Big Rap
ids to his studies in the Ferris school
Monday.
Alvah Ellis left for Howell Satur-
day to remain a few days with his
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Garfield went
to Grand Rapids Saturday for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Lottie Mclaughlin went to
Grand Rapids Thursday for a few
days visit.
Mrs. E. /. Arnold and Miss Louella
Arnold were in Grand Rapids for the
day, Saturday.
J. w. Howe went to Cedar Springs
Saturday for few days visit with
his granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson of Ionia
were in the city visiting relatives a
few days last week.
Mrs. M. B. McCracken, who had
been visiting friends here, returned to
Carson City Monday.
George Shoemaker was here from
Flint over Sunday and his wife re-
turned with him. They will reside
there for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Noble were
in Lowell over Sunday to visit their
dauphter Mrs Denick
Mrs. Ira Darling returned to Lans-
ing Friday, after a few days visit
with friends. Mr.. Darling is work
ing in the Capitol city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Crooks OF
Northampton, Mass, were in the city
last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mildred Howard went 70
Lakeview Friday. She will also visit
in Mecosta before returning.
Lyle Wright, son of Mrs: Della
Wright, left Thursday for Norfolk
Virginia to begin duty as a soldier. :.
The Southwest Eureka Ladies' Aic
Thursday, May "a at the usual hour
Mrs. George Y. Reed and daughter
returned home to Detroit Friday
Mrs. w. B. Reed accompanied them
Mrs. Lee hummer returned hom'
to Alma Monday. She had been tn.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Reed
Mrs. w. S. Hammontree ant
daughter, Isabel, were in Lowell Wis
ting relatives and friends over Sun
Mrs. Joseph Smith returned hom
to Stanwood Friday. She had beel
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. D. M
Rumley.
Dewey Crane went to Grand Rap
ids Monday to offer his services an
enlist if the recruiting officer woul
accept him.
Mrs. Byron Soules left Monday TO
Paris for a few days visit befor
joining Mr.. Soules, who is at wor
in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cook of Ioni
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Luce Friday, and also visited friend
in Greenville.
Mrs. j. A. Hotchkiss returned t
Evart Saturday, after spending som
time here with her daughter, Mr.:
Amiel Ferrick.
Mrs. Nancy Jewell and Mrs. Mill
Brown went to Grand Rapids Nor
day. They accompanied Mrs. Alber
Let's, who was on her way to Gran
Haven.
Ben Friedly was in Ionia Saturda
and made call on Undertaken G. /
Bradley, who has been confined to hi
home for the past three months b
sickness.
Hanly A. Waldron has returne
from Grand Rapids, where he .sper
few days visiting relatives and too
in few Of the Bob Jones meeting
while there.
Mrs. w. I. Benedict and sons, job
and William have gone to Kalamazoo
to reside. Mr.. Benedict has opene
up business there, the deal for the Il
cation he was after being completes
Any hair or scalp trouble you ma
have will quickly vanish after a fe'
days use of Partisan Sage. WorT
ley q French sell it on guarantee {
money back If not satisfied.-adv.
Charles w. Williams has been
Owosso this week attending the stat
encampment of the Independent Ords