Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-11-14
Boston Rivals, Friday night.

boston Rivals, Friday night.
AT John Narshall's, girl Nov. 10th.
Mrs. III. l. Page returned home last
night.
Danny Mann at Opera House, Mon
day night.
o. +. Webster and family Sundayed
in Greenville
Guy Atwood is in the city from Lans-
ing, this week.
Mrs. c. M. Highly returned Tuesday
from Charlotte.
Clarence Bond has been in Grand
Rapids this week.
Gilbert Il. Hawley of Saranac was in
the city, Tuesday.
Attorney Alfred Locke went to Ionia
yesterday on legal business.
Geo. w. French has been in Sparta
and Grand Rapids this week.
Pearl Bedding is spending couple
OF days visiting in Greenville.
DR.. A. w. Dutt spent couple of
days in Grand Rapids, last week
Levi Broas, who has been confined to
the house several days. is reported bet
ter.
j. w. Howe of Woods Corners is
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Mares and son of North Dakota
have been visiting. friends in this city
and vicinity.
Frank Abbey left last week for Chi
cago where he expects to remain dur
ing the winter.
The Rebekah lodge will give car
pet rag social, Wednesday night, at
Oddfellow's hall.
M. b. Draper and wife of Grand
Rapids were entertained by b. +. Hall
and wife, Tuesday.
Ed. Horrigan and wife of Ionia and
{. L. Williams of Lansing are guests
at Levi Loveland's.
The S. B. G. club reorganized, We'd
nesday evening, and will hereafter be
known as the S. V. club.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Weeks of Howard
City spent THEN honeymoon in Bedding
at John Bowyer's, last week.
A hack in the city is the latest thing
out, owned by B. w. Miller of Hotel
Bricker and driven by Mr.. Curtis.
Shiawassee county will vote on local |
option next spring, the requisite num-
Der of petitions having been secured.
Miss Edna House went to Grand |
Rapids, Friday, and thence to Rock
ford to spend Sunday with her parents.
NJ. II. Barlow, who has been confined
to the house four weeks with typhoid |
fever, is reported convalescent by DR..
Stanton.
Miss Louise Stone accompanied Miss
Myrtle Watson home to Cedar Springs
last week and also visited in Grand
Rapids before returning.
In the Baptist church next Sunday
"Samuel's Childhood and Its
Lessons. " In the evening, 1.-The Ma
ture and Need of Conversion"
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorring, Nov. 6,
1895, by Rev. O. j. Golden, Mr.. Addi- |
son Comstock aud Miss Pearl Lorring.
The ladies of the Otisco Cemetery
will hold a chicken pie
social with Mrs. G. A. Phillips, We'd
nesday, November 20. Dinner served
from twelve to three.
The Royal Templars OF Temperance
will meet Wednesday, the 10th, at the
A. o. u. w. hall. All members are
requested to be present as there are
several to be initiated.
Holmes Bros, City Shoe Store, J. c.
Cremin, G. b. Nye & Co., Holmes &
Connell and w. Benedict have some
thing new and interesting TO say this
week in the BANNER. Look it up.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church will
hold fair the last of December and
every one who are willing to donate
or made articles are request
ed to report to Mrs. G.. A. Stanton.
John w. Curtis of Bedding and Miss
Myrtle Brown of Otisco, and Albert
n. Scheidt of Keene and Mary Wick
nam of Bedding are soon TO be married
as licenses have been issued for that
purpose.
The furnace at the Congregational
church, which has been acting badly
Tor some time. has been undergoing
repairs this week and it is expected
that the house will be free from smoke,
hereafter.
Ed. Whitford is home from Dowagiac,
attending the settlement of his loss by
fire, which was total, only six cans of
fruit being saved. He says the fire is
a mystery as there had been no fires in