Northside News.

Northside News

Miss Anna Luebke is getting well

rapidly now.

Mrs. Clariman Pray is quite ill 

at her home on Broadway.

Louis Rehberg, of Detroit, is visiting

his brother Ernest, of Broadway.

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sheffold are

both ill at their home on Wright st.

Mrs. T. L. Davis has returned home

from a visit with her mother in Jack-

son.

Mrs. Lenora Aldrich and family

have gone to Olivet to spend the

winter.

Edward Boyle, brother of Supervisor

BoyIe, our grocer, is in pretty bad shape,

wrestling with grip.

Mrs. Chas. Donavan, who has been

visiting her sister Miss Margaret Dona-

van, has returned to Sioux City.

Mrs. Cooper, of Azalia, who has been

visiting her father John McCarthen,

of Broadway, has returned home.

I. J. Reynolds is home from Knox-

ville, having been mustered out of the

31st regiment. He is looking hale and

hearty.

The young people will give their en-

tertainment the 10th of February in

the old chapel. The admission will be

15 cents and we are exceedingly desir-

ous of a good house for we

have worked hard and besides the

funds go for the benefit of the new

church.

Sunday school is held every Sunday

in the chapel from 3 until 4 o'clock.

Mr. John Loefler, of Wall st., is our

superintendent and is doing most faith-

ful work as such. The music is in

charge of Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.

Charles Knapp. The classes number

nine and all are in charge of cornpet-

ent teachers. We wish very much to

add a class of young men to the list.

If the boys will come they won't be

sorry. It would do you all good to

come and visit us. All who are in-

terested in such work are invited

especially. Everyone is welcome.