Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-07-11

Frank Unger spent Sunday in Green
Vile.
lonia paid her teachers last year over
$4,000.
Lee McElroy is head clerk at Ricaby q
iewelry store.
Pay your city taxes now and save the
extra per cent
DR.. G. H. Willard was in Detroit and
Pontiac last week.
| +. Il. Dennison made business trip
to Owosso Monday.
Dr. Ferguson was in Grand Rapids
Friday and Saturday.
Claire Allen, the Jackson architect,
was in town Tuesday.
L. A. Rowly and wife spent the
fourth in Grand Rapids.
Lamb Bros, the grocers, have put
out fine new delivery wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Covert of Sparta
were Bedding visitors last week
Clarence Tapley and wife visited his
parents in Cedar Springs last week.
Mrs II. A. Loewe and children left
for Detroit Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. w. F, Sandell left Tuesday for
weeks visit with Plainwell friends.
Miss Helen Trim of Houghton, u. D.,
is visiting the family of j. p. PRESLEY.
Willie Fish returned Monday from
weeks visit with his parents at Owosso.
Prof. j. G.. Van Wrinkle and family
are visiting with friends at Manches-
ter.
Attorney H. l.. VanBenschoten is in
Ionia and Grand Rapids on legal bust
ness.
Harry Lester and wife spent Sunday
and Monday with his mother at Green
Vile.
Camp meeting at Long Lake will
open August Sth and continue until
August 10th.
Mrs. Jos. Worden was called to Ma
son this week on account of the illness
of her father.
Legal business took lawyer |. l..
Hubbell to Grand Rapids several days
the past week.
II. G. Friedly and wife entertained
her brother-in-law, Il. L. Ingersoll of
Detroit, July 4th.
Mrs. l.. L. Holmes and son Freddie
are spending the week with her rel
atives near Ionia.
Miss Lulu McElroy left Monday for
weeks visit with the Misses Neon
nell at Reed City.
The Bedding Cigar Co., is doing nice
business under the able management of
Maj. Z. G. Watkins.
Miss Eva Kingsbury has been the
guest of Misses Maud and Nora Law
renee at Cedar Springs.
Chas. Hammond, the we'll known
grocery clerk, is now waiting on custo-
mers at Kingsley & Co. Is.
Now is the time to cut down the
weeds and thistles growing so promis-
cously along the road sides.
Mrs. Ellen Maxfield OF Grand Rapids
matron of the U. B. A. home is visi ting
her sister, Mrs. +. G.. Watkins.
Mrs. Jebb and Mrs. Peck of Indian
apolis, and Mrs. Crosby of Greenville,
are visiting relatives in the city.
The foundation walls for Wallace's
block are completed and the laying
Of brick began Tuesday morning.
w. w. Ireland was called to Illinois
by wire last week Wednesday on ac-
count of the sickness of brother.
Miss Myrta Reed left this morning
for four weeks vacation trip to Bay
City and the Winona Beach resort.
VIM. j. Wilson is in Grand Rapids
today attending the annual meeting of
the State Undertakers Association.
James Avery and wife left last Fri
day for three or four weeks visit
among the hills of old New Hampshire.
Guy Weter and wife returned Mon
day from several days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Staley at Sunfeld.
Mr.. E. Chapple was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday attending the. semi-annual
meeting of the State Millers' Asso-
citation.
Mrs. G.. II. Cowdin and children left
Saturday for Holly for visit of several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. w. w.
DeGeer.
f.. A. Washburn returned from the
east Thursday night. Mrs. Washburn
and daughter will remain for some
time yet.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Kate Wilson and DR..
j. +. Ferguson to take place next
Wednesday.
II. Frank Ireland has been in Detroit