Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-13

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See "a Cracker Jack" Monday eve
ming.
Miss Newman has an adv. on the
first page.
H. w. Gooding was in Ionia, Monday,
on business
Mrs. A. f. Shelly returned last week
from her visit
Mrs. Geo. w. Moulton left Saturday
for Lansing to reside.
Hugh Goode of Sioux City, Iowa, is a
guest at Arthur Conner's.
w. L. Spencer has moved his shoot
ing gallery to Crystal Lake.
w. Slawson and wife left Saturday
for visit in Jackson county.
Miss Marie Travis left Tuesday for
her home in Canadagua, N. Y.
Hon. J. M. Earle, of Lansing, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Skedgell, of Coral, spent Sun
day with his wife at John Coles.
Mrs. +. Hunt left Tuesday for a few
weeks visit in Genesee Co., N. Y.
Elmer Green, who has been in the
west for some time past, is in town.
Greenville is going to shut bicyclists
off the sidewalks of that city entirely.
Mrs. w. r. Odds is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Steele, in Grand
Rapids.
Ed. L. Wright is entertaining his
father, who is here for few weeks from
Chicago.
The State Teachers Institute for
Ionia county will be held in Ionia,
August 10.
Miss Mamie Cremin has been taking
an enforced vacation of few days on
account of illness.
Fred Smith and wife returned Satur-
day, having visited friends in Allegan
and Grand Rapids.
Chas. H. Presby, of Rockville, Conn,
was a guest of his FRIEND w. b. Reed,
Monday and Tuesday.
Don't forget the Degree of Honor
ice cream social at Oddfellow's hall,
Saturday night, June 18th.
Mrs. Julia Merritt died last night and
will be buried this afternoon. She
lived on the Sabin addition.
The district deputy commander will
visit Ivanhoe Tent of Maccabees, June
18th. All knights are invited.
A goodly number of Maccabce ladies
visited the lodge here Saturday night
and returned on the late train.
Mrs. Louis Bush, of Bancroft, and
Mrs. O. Green, of Greenville, were
guests at Mr.. Hopkins, Saturday.
Miss Linnah Wilcox of Ontario. is
here for the summer, visiting her
cousins, Mrs. E. Chapple and Miss
Edith Smith
w. w. Ireland and wife, of Ashton,
ILL.,, are visiting their sons and daugh-
ter here. They have been travelling
for several months
w. b. Reed went to Morley, Satur-
day, and remained over Sunday. His
wife returned with him after week S
visit with her sister.
"A. N. Bedding, of Rockville, Conn,
and Ed. G. Young, of Chicago, arrived
Saturday and remained in the city
several days this week.
p. f. Curtis, of Otisco, has been APP
pointed janitor in the state librarians
room. He went to Lansing, Monday,
to enter upon his duties.
The Scotch Medicine Co. arrived yes
terday and are located on Bridge street
opposite Ex-Mayor Spencer's. They
have a small city of tents.
Roy Angel left Monday for Chat
ham, N. Y, to visit relatives few
months and may possibly remain if a
good opportunity for business opens.
f.. +. jerks & Co. are buying wool
and say the price ranges from six to
fifteen cents. They bought Alfred
Palmer's clip and paid 10 cents for it.
Bin II. Fales is home from his theat-
rical work, the season having closed.
He will spend the vacation of a few
weeks in Ionia and visit Bedding occas-
ionally.
Rev. H. Gates of Saranac, was in
town, Wednesday, in the interest of
the Sunday-school rally for western
Ionia county to be held in that village
July 4th.
Curt Webster has traded his house
and one lot to Enos Flint for forty
acre farm near Carson City. The ex-
change was made through the Adam
Wagner real estate agency.