Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-06
Guy Johnson has returned home.

J. II. Blakeslee was home over Sun
day from Reed City.
G. L. Staley, of Sunfeld, has been
in the city this week.
II. p. Whipple and N. Wallace were
in Pontiac, Saturday.
H. S. Campbell has accepted posi-
sition in III. l.. Pages.
Mrs. w. B. Reed is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Wright, at Morley.
Miss Maude Fales, of Ionia, has been
in the city few days this week.
Miss Helen Newman and Miss Rose
Mclaughlin went to Ionia today.
Mrs. j. r. Rice and Mrs. f. Lindley
went to Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Jerry Bricker, of Ronald has been
visiting his sons in town this week.
Miss Dolly McCue went to Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, to visit her brother.
H. p. Whipple and E. Il. Deatsman
were in Lansing, Monday, on business.
Mrs. Harry d. Miner went to Grand
Ledge, Saturday, to visit her parents.
J. E. Clemens left Monday for trip
into Indiana, looking up basket trade.
Cliff Ollie took the morning train,
Monday, for few weeks visit in Can
ada.
Saginaw and Muskegon are both
after Greenville's pillow works and they
may 60.
= f. f. Lessiter of the Grattan Mer-
chantile Co. was in the city Monday on
business.
H. p. McElroy and Herb Page are
attending the gun club shoot in Carson
City today.
Frank Unger who has been confined
to the house for week with tonsilitis,
is able to be out again.
Owen Cooley has.sold out his interest
in the bakery and restaurant to Mr..
Brown of the firm of Howk, Brown &
Cooley.
Superintendent L. b. Hall gives his
annual reception to the graduating
class at his residedce in Grattan tomor-
row friday evening.
L. Z. Macarthur of Grattan was in
the city Wednesday on his way to De-
troit, where he is doing fine business
in the lodge album line.
4 The Degree of Honor will give an
ice cream social at their hall in the
Cremin block, Saturday night, June
18th. Everybody invited.
r Forty-nine was the number and Will
Mason the lucky holder, that dropped
out OF Fuller's new watch club Monday
evening with a s25 gold watch for 81.
Mrs. j. II. Kidd and son of Ionia ac-
companied Gen. Kidd here Thursday
and attended memorial services. In the
afternoon they were driven to Kiddville
to visit his father.
Miss Grace Collins, of Lansing, stem
ographer in the secretary of state S
office, and Miss M. Ethel Webster, also
OF Lansing, were guests of the formers
uncle, f. B. Lapham, over Sunday.
The Brink school exercises will be
held Friday evening, June IA, at the
school house. All are invited. They
say, Don't look for anything grand,
but we will do our best to entertain
you.
NG. p. Wilson, a travelling man from
Detroit and |. l.. Hubble'were at Long
Lake fishing the fore part of the week
and brought home thirteen and a
quarter pound pickerel besides several
bass.
The Otisco cemetery association will
hold an ice cream social in the grove
at the residence of Mrs. M. A. Filkins
Saturday evening, June 10. A short
literary program will be rendered
Price ten cents.
p Mrs. f. E. Chapel, who has been
visiting in Cadillac for three months,
returned Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. ]. A. Smith and daughters. Mr.
Smith arrived Tuesday to attend the
Cusser- Wright wedding.
M. j. Demorest has returned from q
weeks visit in Chicago. He was there
Decoration day and saw the parade o.
the Blue and the Gray; also President
Cleveland and the Cabinet in the pro
cession OF Gresham's funeral.
III. ID. Miller of Grattan was in tn,
city Wednesday accompanied by hi
nephew, L. A. Goystte of Chicago, con
nected with the extensive hardware
house of Hubbard, Spencer, Bartlett &
Co., who is on visit for a week.
F. A. Cell received letter iron
Jake Kousemaker, who returned t,
Holland few weeks ago after a lonl
3 residence in this country, saying h
) arrived there safely but he is not con
y tantad and .hinks he will no hack I,