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

days this week.
Guy Atwood OF Lansing was in the
city oyer Sunday.
Miss Lottie Bushnell of Alma is Wis
iting friends in this city.
w. K. Borden harvested 6l5 bushels
OF potatoes of from 1t acres.
Mrs. G. A. Thompson spent Sunday
in Greenville with relatives.
Clarence Stocum of Rockford was in
the city Sunday and Monday.
Ii. j. Hills of Saranac was caller
at the BANNER Office Tuesday.
Jacob Weaver and wife visited
friends in Trufant, returning Monday
The Misses Cremin entertained the
S. b. G. at their home, Thursday
evening.
b. w. Miller of Grand Rapids has
leased the Bricker Hotel, Mr.. Bennett
retiring Monday.
Hon. e. r. Spencer, wife and daugh-
ter were in Lansing guests of Senator
Earle over Sunday.
Il. l.. Hale and wife left yesterday
for two weeks visit with relatives in
Mason and Dansvile.
Jas. Avery, VIM. A. Mcintyre and
Thos. Foy are attending Circuit Court
as jurors from this city.
+. S. Ferguson, M. D., of Grand
Rapids, is visiting his brother, DR.. j..
e. Ferguson, this week
A Hagadorn has his green house well
stocked with flowers. The business is
a fine addition to our city.
&. w. Gould of st. Johns and Miss
Stella Kimball of Ionia were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith over Sunday.
w. p. Hetherington and f. A. Wash
burn went to Luther today and from
thence into the woods looking over
timber.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
met in Grand Rapids, Tuesday. Mrs.
Coville attended as delegate from
this city.
II. A. Hastings and wife Of Sparta.
and Mr.. Baldwin of Grand Rapids, who
were guests of j. @. VanWinkle,
returned Monday.
Messrs. Weter & Wise have pur
chased so far this fall about 1000 bush
els of beans. They are now paying
$l.00 a bushel for the best.
Miss Myrtle Watson of Cedar Springs
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. l..
Page this week. She was on her re-
turn home from Lansing and Albion.
H. A. Smith is building a store
several blocks south on Bridge ST.
He will operate wood yard and it is
rumored will also put in stock of
groceries.
Chas. H. Keith of New York, man
ager of the Richardson Silk Co. there,
and Geo. p. Richardson and Herbert
Noyes of Chicago have been in the city
this week
Mrs. Julia Divine has opened a sudio
at her residence and calls attention to
the fact in this issue. She has some ex
cellent china painting on exhibition in
Leonard's window.
Eddy q Son are making big closing
out sale of shoes for cash at prices
which are moving the goods very fast.
A perusal of their large adv. may
result to your benefit.
Chas. r. Foote of Fremont is visit
ing her parents here for couple of
weeks. He is engaged in the law bus
mess at the latter place in the Office of
the prosecuting attorney of Newaygo
county.
The young people of the Baptist
church gave DIR. J. f. Pinkham and
wife reception at w. ID. Ballou's,
Friday night. There were over sixty
present to welcome them in their new
relations. They expect to get settled
to house keeping this week.
John Cremin returned from Chicago
Friday where he purchased large
stock of goods. He has decided to COM
bine groceries and has set apart por-
ton of his store for that purpose. The
genial John Bowyer has been secured
to clerk for him in the grocery depart
ment.
The announcement of the marriage
of Charles G. Krupp and Minnie Car
ten is given out The license has been
issued and the wedding will take place
at the Catholic church in this city,
Tuesday morning, November 18th, at
8 o'clock. Rev. VIM. Fierle of Ionia
will officiate.
At close of the exercises of the STRAIT
ford club, Monday night, held at Mrs.
Reeds, dainty refreshments Of orange
ice, waters and olives were passed