Lima

.Will Grau, of Ann Arbor, spent a ew days visiting his people last week. Joseph Smith, who has been the guest of his son Chas. Smith, re:urned to his home at Cadillac hursday. Mr. Gage and Miss Ola Gage, of Darson City, visited at Mr. Freer's ast Thursday. Death comes suddenly and oftenimes when it is least expected. This time it has called Frank Ward, whereby Lima loses one of its best itifens. He leaves a wife and young son. Bert Storms, of Detroit, attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, Frank Ward, Saturday. Lewis Freer is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Millan attended the farmers' picnic at Whitmore Saturday.