Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-27
Hay is out of sight.

DR.. G. H. Mann is visiting in Am
Arbor.
The Belongs beat the Silks, Satur
day, 10 too.
DR.. A. E. Gessler, of Saranac, wa,
in the city, Tuesday.
Miss Emma Hunt is home from Olivet
to spend the vacation.
Mrs. S. Sager of Greenville is guest
OF Mrs. A. l.. Gravelle.
Mrs. j. III. Blakeslee and family
moved to Reed City today.
Joe Berry, Of the Agricultural Col
lege, was home over Sunday.
Earl Day, Of Grandville, wheeled up
this morning to visit relatives.
Harry Morris, of Kansas City, is the
guest of his cousin, Nellie Barker.
w. L. Atwood and family were in
lonia, guests of her parents over Sun
day.
The township of Dandy has decided
by vote to build township hall to cost
$500.
Mrs Nathaniel Rice, of Grand Rap
ids, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Rice.
Mrs. w. l.. Jackson has something
to say in her special sale adv. this
week.
Miss Gertrude Humphrey is home
from Lansing visiting her parents this
week.
Mrs. A. L. Gerardy left for Vernon,
Wednesday morning, for a few weeks
visit.
Miss Helen A. Newman went to Paw
Paw yesterday, to attend the wedding
of friend.
Mrs. Jay Dexter and children, of
Chicago, have been visiting her father,
5. A. Walker.
Fred Smith and wife have gone to
house keeping on Bridge street and are
'nugly quartered.
Forty pounds of granulated sugar for
81. Kingsley & Co. tell you all about
Z on page one today.
A refreshing rain, what there was of
t, descended gently yesterday morning
or couple of hours.
N F. Hustled, the peach tree man and
general fruit tree king of Lowell, was
n the city this week.
Miss Jane Warren returned from
Howell Saturday where she had been a
ew days visiting friends.
GN,e NV French. has disposed u. his
stock of jewelry in Sparta and will
locate here permanently.
Rev. B. V. Child received a visit
from his uncle from Grand Rapids,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
We expect to give particulars of
wedding in the near future as rumors
are rife of the coming event.
hC pioopCCb VI oil cpiuCuiiS VI nay
fever is not good; on the contrary, it is
more likely to produce chills.
Sol. Unger is preparing to open res
taurant and boarding house in the
Crawford block on Pleasant st.
Mrs. b. A. Parker visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. b. Divine in Greenville,
this week, returning Wednesday.
Erastus Brown and wife, OF Stanton,
and N. j. Brown, of Muskegon, were
guests Of Jason Hicks over Sunday.
The lady members OF the Stratford
club have planned an outing to Bald
win Lake, Saturday, for ladies only.
The Woman's club meets with their
president, Mrs DR.. Coville Tuesday,
July End. Topics, music and American
art.
G. G.. Merritt and wife, of Greenville,
attended ordination services here,
Tuesday, and were guests of DR.. Mar
tin.
HI. j. Leonard is combining business
and pleasure in Detroit this week.
Besides buying goods he will take in
the races.
Lou. H. Allen, travelling representa-
tive of that spicy daily, the Detroit
Journal, was a caller at the BANNER
office, Tuesday.
Stewart Hayden arrived home from
his northern trip yesterday. Master
Harold Washburne made the territory
with him and carried grip.
Daniel Wilcox, of Eaton Rapids, has
been guest at Il. Frank Ireland's this
week, visiting Mr.. Ireland's father, an
old time friend of pioneer days
Geo. Crippen carried couple of
black eyes day or two after the ball
game, Saturday. He fouled ball
which struck him hard in the forehead.
Prof. j. G.. VanWinkle and family
have arrived and are engaged in get
ting settled in the ID. =. Blystone
4 q l.