Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-22

MISS FOLLY WOODS. OF Grand RAPIDS,
is the guest of Miss Rena Dora.
Chas G. Ashby of Orleans has had
his pension restored and re-issued.
Rev. B. V. Child and wife are taking
week's..vacation.at CrystaliLake.
Miss May Humphrey, who has been
visiting in Lansing, returned Monday.
Mr.. d. o. Ward, of Freeport, visited
his son Harry several days last week.
Jacob Weaver left for Ionia this
morning to begin work for a contractor
there.
f. A Washburn was in Chicago
several days last week, returning Sat
urday.
Miss Hannah B. Cornell, OF Blair.
Ont, is guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Cornell.
Messrs. Weter & Wise sacked and
shipped their wool purchase last week,
over $4,000 pounds.
Miss Hester Heald of Ionia returned
this morning after weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Shelly.
Miss Fanny White, of Muskegon. is
in the city making brief visit with
her friend, Ella Glenn.
Milt. Cornell and sister Susie Cornell
arrived from Chicago. Saturday, for
visit with their parents.
Mrs. j. M. Moon left this morning
for Portland and from there will go to
Silana, KS, in few days.
Miss Byrd Epley, OF Palo, is in the
city this week. She will remain as
trimmer for Mrs. Jackson.
F.. A. Palmer went to Portland this
morning to look after drain he is
about to lay out near there.
Miss Cora Holmes has returned from
a weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Lillian Fowler of Greenville.
Alderman Hunt took advantage of
the excursion rates last week and Wis
tied his relatives near Buffalo.
Miss Lena Moe and mother, Mrs.
Coleman and Miss Bertha Moe have
been spending the week in Ionia.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald, who has
been visiting her sister in Rockford for
two months, has returned to Belding.
f. w. Stowell of Auburn, New York,
who has been visiting at u. w. Good
ing's and other relatives, returned Mon
day.
Prof. G, T. Chapel, of Sand Lake,
principal of the high school, and F. F..
Shattuck one of the business men,
were in the city Wednesday.
Frank Lindsay, forem an of the BAN
NER printing Office. clipped the tip
ends of two of his fingers on the left
hand in the paper cutter, Tuesday.
The Misses Ella Wood and Carrie
Wanda of Detroit and Winnie and
Maude Fales OF Ionia, have been guests
of relatives and in the city this week.
DR.. J. F. Pinkham returned Tuesday
from ten days trip, during which
time he visited the surgical depart
ment of the Cook Co. hospital al Chi
cago
Fred O'Bryon of Morley, connected
with the Tribune, was in the city Tues
day visiting his sister, Miss Lena
Wright and made the BANNER Office
call.
The Grange and Farmers picnic of
Ionia county will be held on the fair
grounds Ionia. Aug. 10Th, and every
body is invited to go. No admission TO
grounds.
Geo. w. Crouter and family have re-
turned from Canada where they have
been for two months. They have gone
to house keeping in the Holmes Rob
inson block.
Cedar Springs fair which the editor
of the Clipper calls the brightest star
OF 'em all, will be on in all its glory,
Sept. 3 to 6. Everybody goes to the
Cedar Springs fair.
A public examination for the teach
ers of our city schools and others who
may desire to take IL will be held at
the high school building, Friday and
Saturday, August 30 and 81
Miss Myrta Reed has accepted a
position as trimmer at the Macauley
Wholesale millinery house in Detroit,
for which place she left Monday. She
will be home for the fail season.