Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-19

w. h. Crawford is in Toledo this
week.
Maj. Z. c. Watkins went to Ionia
this morning.
AT John Lewis, Tuesday night, a
line girl arrived.
Willie Fish visited his parents in
Owosso over Sunday.
Ernest Hart OF Lorenzo visited his
cousin Claud Jersey, last week.
Barney Curtis was in Trufant looking
up timber for the Basket Co., Tuesday.
w. L Atwood has been out on a trip
selling lumber on commission this
week.
Mrs. Ed Croarkin who has been visit
ing her husband returned to Dexter,
Monday.
David and K. Luck OF Belmont,
Iowa, have been visiting friends here
for week.
Carl Steel was up from Grand Rapids
visiting his wife and son at Will Olds,
over Sunday
Miss Myrtle Reed is in Detroit for a
week and will purchase new stock of
millinery while there.
Miss Helen A. Newman has returned
from her visit of several weeks in the
south part of the state.
Mrs. M. Smith attended the district
w. G. T. U. convention at Portland
as delegate this week.
Miss Byrd Eply returned from Palo,
Monday, and is again with Mrs. jack
son in the millinery store.
The next meeting of the woman's
club will be held at Mrs. z. w. Good
ing's, Tuesday, March 3lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. George attended
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Alonzo
Parmenter OF Ionia, Sunday.
Frank Granger and Kate White were
married at the Catholic church, yester-
day, by Rev. VIM. Fierle OF Ionia.
Will Day will go to Newberry in the
Upper Peninsula today to invoice a
stock of goods for Grand Rapids firm
Miss Vernice Jersey visited in Green
vile last week. her friend Miss Leona
Price returning with her to spend Sun
day.
Miss Blanche Despelder of Greenville
is pupil Of Miss Jennie Wagner's who
comes here each week for music les
sons.
w. A. Chave is in Port Huron this
week. Miss Pearl Bedding is assisting
Mrs. Chave in the variety store during
his absence.
+. w. Stowell, who was guest OF
his brother-in-law, z. w. Gooding,
over Sunday, returned to Auburn, N.
Y, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Davenport Of
Greenville visited their daughters Mrs.
Alice Corey and Miss Lizzie McCarn,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Wakely of Chicago and
Hal Johnson of Winona, Wisconsin are
guests at ]. G. VanWinkle's, the latter
will remain and attend school here.
Fred J. Mauren of the Portland Re-
view, Grant Morse and G. w. Allen all
OF Portland were In the city yesterday.
Their visit had no political significance
Griffin II. Munger of Durand, editor
OF the Durand Express, was in the city
over Sunday. He is much pleased |
with his location and the prospects OF
a good business before him.
The Lovett Concert at the Opera
House, last week, was one OF the best
entertainments given here during the
season, but unfortunately for the High |
School Lecture Course, it was poorly
attended.
the K. p lodge, Wednesday evening,
March 18th, and exemplify the first
rank. He was deferred from visiting
the lodge last night on account of other
business.
Miss Florence Colburn has been or
dered by the doctor to leave the silk |
mill on account OF poor health, and
has gone home to Bay City, accompan-
led by Mrs. G. b. Colburn who will
make a weeks visit among her friends.
Oscar Sylvester has written play
entitled Tramp on Time, drama in
four acts introducing fifteen characters.
The play contains many laughable and
ludricous situations and is chuck full
OF fun. He intends to put it on the
stage here this spring If local talent
can be obtained.
The Knights of Pythias will give
their last party of the series Friday
night at the X. u. hall. 1t is house
cleaning time with them and the car
pets will be removed from the floor to
give those who desire to dance an OPP
portunity to enjoy that amusement, Ia
bles will be provided in the banquet
room Tor those who wish to indulge in