Grand Ledge Independent

Wacousta

Elder Cummings was notified Monday of the death of his grandmother in Illinois and started Tuesday to attend the funeral.

Hallowe’en social tonight at the Congregational church. Don’t forget the lecture by Col. G. W. Bane at the Congregational church on Saturday evening, November 4th.

The Wacousta Creamery Co., succeeded in getting a good well at a depth of something over 100 feet, the water rising to within 7 or 8 feet of the surface.

The Masonic Lodge of Wacousta moved last Saturday into their own building, recently purchased of Nelson Daniells.

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