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Scott Hardware Ca Card, Which Went Into Effect Sun- Worse for Their Celebration They When You Are Grown ! Lowell llome C»flim| Come oo Back Home Aug. > and 7,'1913 THE LOWELL LEDGER. Aug. d and 7, 1913 RfenoD Public Library A PROGRESSIVE PAPER FOR PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE f—r VOL. XXI LOWELL, MICHIGAN, JUNE 26, iqi3 No. 3 MmiminiiiinnnniHumntnMKfmmmi BANKING SERVICE EMI THINS BUNKS: Help Over 5,000 Druggists • Running Lines Through Port- Juniors Proved Themselves Apt Hooker Pioneers Lost Sixteen • land for Electric Road. W« want jrau to becom* acqnaiiitMl with EXERCISES Entertainers. Since Last Meeting. ¥ "Swat the Fly." Ppom The I'ortlmd Uevtew. Junf 24' the fad that we kava on# of tka bttl Last Thursday evening, oe- The Hooker Pioneer society • AT CITY HALL LAST NIGHT Surveyors have been working curred the crowning i'vent, ol" the met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Join the ffreat campaign now being launched all over * equipped baolct in the cotroCf, and it U ef- * LARGELY ATTENDED in Ionia county for Hoveral days, social life of our High school, t he J. S. Hooker Fiiday, June 'JO. * this wide land by the Rexall Stores. A big, energetic, $ ficered by MEN—not hy icebergs. We want making the preliminary survey annual reception ol" the .luniors This was their lirst gathering earnest campaign to exterminate the house fly and there- } your buiineM and are in a petition to give Class of Seventeen Take For for the proposed interurbnnroad to the Seniors. The City halt in two years, and during that • by leMen contagion, dlaeaiie and even death. J mal Leave of Their Alma from Detroit to Grand Rnpidn. was unusually aUractivn this period sixteen of their membei-s • you prompt and courteous tenrice. Let our Thev hare been interested par- '4 year, owiae: to the unt iring eff- have been called by death;'in.d • NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY l bank be your bank. ticularly in Portland, where the orts ol the.1 iiniors, Allthedee- the attendance thisyearwaseon- The high school lifo of Hovsn. • village is cut up by the rivers to orations were in black and gold, siderably smaller than usual. • every person making a purchase at our store will receive teen yourg people closed Inst such an extent that, the matter the colors of the graduatiatr The organization now numbers • eveainp; with the annunl com- of gettimr through the town elass. Thelattiee.work and the • ninety-six; but. many of them * I mencement exercises ef the Low- makes nn interesting problem for lovely, restful parlor in the rear live out of town. A "Fly Swat" Free * CITY STATE BANK ell hiffh school. The citj hall, the engineers. were the subject of much favor- Following the social part of the • The Rexall stores are giving these to their customers, prettilj draped with the doss it is stated on good authority able comment. program, a sumptuous basket V * involving an immenKC expense, but it is in a good cause, The Bank that Pays Four Per Cent colors, black and ^old, was en- that the company has seeured The company, consisting of picnic was spread, alter whici) • and the Rexall Uore8---America'h greatest drug stores--- tirely filled, the front section the promise of money for con- members of the board of educa- the business meeting was held. 4 * wil! feel amply repaid by the sure results all over this being reserred for the families structing the electric line and tion and their wives, the Seniors, The yearly reports were read a nd * broad land. Come in and get a Fly Swat and and friends of the graduates. that it comcH from London. the .luniors and their friends, oliicers elected. Mrs. (e-o \V, 4 At the appointed hour the jun- The purpose of a preiiminary * begin swatting the ffy. »artook of a delicious live.course Parker was elected treasurer in * iors marcned in and formed an survey is to ascertain the short- >an<|iiet skillfullv served by the « place of Luke Robinson deceased. i * aisle across the front of the hall, est possible route from Lansing Sophomores and Fresh men. The Mrs. I la ton r''.'id an e\ceJlent Keep t h e flies throuffh which the neniors filed i: through to the Rapids by way of Lowell orchestra played sweet paper on "The Early Days <»1 i • from pes t e r i n g D. G. Look: WATCHES on their way to the platforixi, Ionia. For the present Lyons strains during the evening. Lowell;" and remarks were made your horses and and then seated themselves, with and Muir are not being consid- Superintendent Frazee presid- by Messrs, Micks, Kmgand oth- *• cattle. the faculty, in the front of the ered. Where it is practical to do ed as toast master wit h his usual ers. » 50c c Lessor's Cow The Rexall auditorium. so the right-of-way will be across grace and humor. The toasts f per Myou The society voted to meet with * Comfort will do The program, which passed off private lands and not by the os- showed ''the power of thought" President Hooker ench year here- • it. gallon smoothly with credit to the * Drug Store lAK . tablished highway. and wit, that, of the President of after, as long as he live*.. * class and their teachers, was This road has been discussrd the Hoard, Mr. 1). (J. Look, being * opened by Mrs. Qlenora John- 'Memorials for the following are up in w for several years. Franchises especially pertinent for beoinners members deceased since the last son Uurk, with a cello solo. were secured in most of the towns in the business world. Original • on tho picture taking quo*- Aria, and the in vocation was meet ing were read by Mrs. M. A!. 0 on the route. 1'ortland arnontr and amusing were the carica- Perry: Mesdames .1. F.d\vin Lee. mmoKaumusmmbmwmkMBaa—B— air tioa, KODAK quiilitf will made by Re?. W. D. Ogpr, fol- theothers. It was promised that tured faculty meeting over the givo you that contented lowed by the salutatorinn, Marie Fdmond I/»e, I{. W, (irahum, 1 b surveys would bestartedat once, hapless Seniors, llerr llouser'n Matthew Hunter, ('has. Francis- Only One feeling which comes from owning the A. Curtiss, with graceful words but difficulties in getting the humanophone. and tliepanoram- of welcome for the visitors and co, Mary Carr, Theresa Onick BEST on the market. English capitalists to aet in the i.' view of the Seniors in years to and riarinda StockiriLr, .Messrs. greeting to her classmates. Italph matter have delayed the start come. Commencement "Yon will remember the quality A. Hroudbent read a well-written M. M. Perry, Wilber .Moon, She! until now. it is belicml actual Miss .Mcintosh and Mr. Kckcr don H. Parker, L. J. Uobinson, after you have forgotten the price/' W essay, "Non Scholte, Wed Vitie," construction work will bestarteti led in the intricate nifizes of the Day a|vocal solo was given by Mrs. Horace Silsbv, Austin VanDeu- And Kodak Small Price* and Sim* w this year. grand march. P.M."I pennants sen, Orton Hilt and .lud^e Frank pllolty will smooth out your troubles. U. T. I'ord, and thedeclamatien, " — *je ^ waving. After dancing two There will be many Birth- "Internationalism," was deliver- L. F. Severy is very ill at his Hooker of Lansing. Come and talk It over and we will gladly waltzes, the happv companv dis- day Anniversaries, many h ed by Llewellyn Hutchison, in home in this village. persed. i-:. give you picture pointers that will help you Alumni bam|uet tonigl Christmas I) a y s m an y W which the history of the other occasions for the Pd get good results. 0 human race was followed giving of presents, but only PRICES FROM $1.00 UP from its primitive period through one Graduation Day in a hi u the many steps to union and in- lifetime. on Brownies and Kodahs and Premos. ternational fneadliness. A com- plete class history was given by Lowell Railroad Man's Good Miss Marion Jakeway Married Frazee Brothers and Sisters in Mi it a Memofalile Occasion—Male the Gift a ilaUIe One Lee K. Lampkin. Dexter 0. Conk, Services Recognized lin and Arthur II. Schneider in in Grand Rapids. Joyful Gathering. The fere Marquette Monthly See us for suggestions A. D. Oliver w the form of a dialogue, showing The marriage of .Miss Marion The home of John Frazee,.I r.. Magazine for .June has in its the work accomplished, the vari- Jakeway to James Albert Dob- in Lowell was thw scene of :i w ous orgaaizations, etc. Otto A. "Roll of Honor" the following belaur took place Wednesdav ...Of course we have Victrolas... Jeweler and Optometrist paragraph in a letter from the pleasant gathering .lime iM Andrews' declamation, "The morning June IS at St. Andrew's riiirty-five members ol the I'm Grave of Napoleon/' was superintendent at Saginow to parsonage. Grand Rapids. the general superintendent in zee family came from all points,; thoughtful, though brief, and The briJe wore a beautiful from Northern Michigan to ten- j CHINA WARE well delivered. Detroit: gown of cream eponge imported, R. D. STOCKING, Jeweler Agent M. ii. Conklin of Lowell, tral Ohio. Two brothers from' A new departure was the giv- trimmed with lace, and a white Nevada and (lalion, Ohio, were j ing the class prophecy in the in looking over<Mjuipment phicod picture hat. Compare our values in Diamonds with any others and for loading discovered draft present . The company was com-1 note the difference. form of a little farce of "real Miss Mildred Jakeway, sister posed ol lour sisters and three life" by Emma L.
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