Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-05-02

Ionia County FAIR is to be held Sept.
IL TO 20.
Geo. Detlor returned from Manistee,
yesterday.
Miss Maude Fales was in the city
over Sunday.
N. Wallace and wife visited friends
near Ionia over Sunday.
Miss c. Graham and mother were in
Greenville over Sunday.
D Hon. j. NJ Earle was in Belding
from Lansing, Saturday.
G. l.. Rarden, attorney of Greenyille,
was in the city, Saturday.
p. Neighboring towns are talking up
Fourth of July celebrations.
Mrs. w. II. Ricaby was in Grand
Rapids few days last week
DIR Elmer arrived Monday and his
rooms at the Bricker are crowded with
patients.
NCity Attorney Roosevelt has been at
the county seat several days on legal
business.
l.. G. Burch, of Hubbardston, father
of County Clerk l.. Delos Burch, died
Sunday evening
Miss Myrtle Watson, of Cedar
Springs, visited her sister, Mrs. II. l..
Page, over Sunday.
Miss Florence Crout left for Brigh-
ton, Monday. The sickness of rela-
tive called her away.
L. w. Holmes left for business trip
in the interests of the Lansing Pant and
Overall Co., yesterday.
T. Byron Brown returned Monday from
Charlotte where he had been few
days visiting his brothers.
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. G. Booker, re-
turned to Easton, Saturday.
Lee Stall & Son have fine exhibit
of their workmanship in horseshoes in
Vic WluuOW VI l.. Il lTcldUu.
? F. A. Washburn is having his house
repainted inside and ont and making
other changes in the interior.
Henry Humphrey, who has been in
Lansing for some time on the state S
law suit against Bay county, is home
A game of ball will be played in
Greenville, Friday, between the Green
villes and Black Demons OF Grand
Rapids.
4 II. p. Whipple went to Pontiac We'd
nesday where he own fine farm. He
is having a large quantity of fruit trees
set out.
j. f. Watson and wife were guests at
II. l.. Pages over Sunday. Miss Myr-
tie Watson accompanied them home,
Tuesday.
DR.. Smith. Will Ricaby and w. b.
Reed took spin down to Lowell and
return on their wheels the fore part of
the week
Mrs. ID. f. Wilson will serve lunch
to the Ladies Social Circle of the
Congregational church next Wednes-
day, May 8.
A game of ball between the Bedding
Silks and Belongs will be played at
the Driving Park, Saturday afternoon,
two o'clock.
Bedding & Weeks are having a gen.
eral renovating at their place, getting
ready for the summer ice cream cam
paign season.
Miss Brown, late of Grand Rapids,
has opened dressmaking parlors in the
Holmes-Robinson block and invites
the ladies to call.
Roy Watkins, of the Auditor Gener-
al Is department Lansing, spent Sunday
and Monday with his parents, Maj, f.
G. and Mrs. Watkins.
The F. b. IS give a dancing party on
the second floor of the new Casket fac
tory tomorrow, Friday, night. Pro-
ceeds for charity. Bill $1.00.
Fred j. Cross has sold out his inter-
est in the Lyons Herald to his brother
and accepted position on the Grand
Rapids Democrat as state editor.
Mrs. III. l.. Page went to Cedar
Springs, yesterday, to help eat the
first catch of trout at her fathers, j. f.
Watson, who is an expert fisherman.
Mrs. VIM. Daniels suffered a slight
stroke OF paralysis Sunday, while at
tending the funeral at Smyrna. She
is confined to her bed but is improving.
\ A. w. Richmond left for Brown City,
Monday, where he has secured an offer
of good position as foreman in charge
of a force OF painters and paper hang
ers
Adams & Hart, Is West Bridge ST.,
Grand Rapids, are state agents for the
Leader traction engine and separators,
an adv of which appears in another
column.