Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-07-09

A. w. Richmond spent the Fourth
in Howell.
Chas. II. Foote was in Fremont las
week, visiting.
Mrs. Sylvester Thompson is report
ed seriously ill.,
Miss Myrtle Reed has been visiting
friends in Owosso.
Mrs. j. +. Pinkham returned from
South Haven last week.
Miss Jean Lyle has gone to Hudson
to remain through July.
Miss Maude Reed of Howard City is
visiting at L. r. Spencer's.
A. L. Shelly and family are visiting
his brother in Philadelphia.
DR.. Geo. +. Smith celebrated the
national day in Carson City.
A. f. Weter and family have been
camping at Pine Island lake.
|. l.. Hubbell is attending the Demo
cratic convention in Chicago.
Fl. l.. Page and wife were in Cedar
Springs Saturday and Sunday.
Great July clearance sale of shoes
at Eddy & Sons. See their adv.
Mrs. Will Currie has returned from
visit to her parents, in Lansing.
j. l.. Oliver and wife of Lowell are
guests at Mrs Frank Richmond's.
Mrs. G. E. Hopkins and daughter,
Alvira are visiting in Fowlerville.
The Congregational Sunday school
are picnicing at Baldwin lake today.
Rev. Geo. b. Scott of Merrill, Sagi-
nav Co., is visiting at Edwin Hunts.
The Knights OF the Loyal Guard
will meet Friday evening at X. p.
hall.
Henry Jersey arrived from Menom-
inee Saturday for a visit with his
people.
Mrs. Merrill of Ionia was the guest
OF her friend, Mrs. E. Bushert, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Asa Sinclair, mother of w. ID.
Sinclair, died at her home in Fenwick
last week.
Quite number of families went to
Baldwin lake, Tuesday and INDUCED
in picnic.
Samuel Ansbaugh and wife enjoyed
the Fourth of July with relatives near
Howard City.
Will Montgomery and wife of Detroit
are guests of their cousins, L. L. and
L. w. Holmes.
VIII H. Peck and family left this
morning for Whitefsh lake for a
weeks outing.
Miss Clara Hogle returned to Big
Rapids, Monday after few days visit
with her mother.
New wheat has been coming in quite
freely. L. E. Chapple purchased 900
bushels Monday.
Miss Margaret Stevens expects to
leave Friday for Chicago to attend the
Cook Co. normal.
Mrs. Nj. Joiner and daughter of
Chase were guests OF N. L. Joiner and
mother this week.
Pearl Bedding, Cora Holmes and
Will Benedict celebrated the Fourth
in 1onia on wheels.
Will Knott and wife of Detroit are
in the city, being called here by the
sickness of his father.
Mrs. w. G. Meach gave her Sunday
school class of girls picnic at Forest
Lake Park Wednesday.
Amos Green returned from Stanton,
Monday where he had been visiting
and celebrating the Fourth.
Mrs. M. A. Chapman and Mrs. M.
B. Divine and children are camping a
few days at Cranmore's lake.
Ed. Meade returned to his home in
this city Monday after an absence of
nearly year in the far west.
Mrs. j. Tingley and Mrs. Lamb OF
Adrian, who have been guests at w.
ID. Sinclair's, returned yesterday.
Robt. Groom left Tuesday on a four
weeks trip for the Casket Co., through
Wisconsin and northern Michigan.
Misses Myrta and Bertha Reed, Lulu
Holden and several others compose an
outing party that are at Long Lake.
w. w. Huelster OF Grand Rapids,
the paper box factory man, was look
ing over his interests here Tuesday.
Miss Mary Remington who has been
guest OF Miss Newman for q few
weeks returned to Kalamazoo, Tuesday.
Geo. X. Jackson OF Ionia and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Addie Fleckenstien of Mil
waukee and her husband were in the
city, Tuesday
Geo. Daniels, VIM. Daniels aud N.
Lapham have returned from their