Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-04-30

j. 81. Levinson went to Lansing,
Wednesday.
Mrs. 81. L. Page has returned from
Cedar Springs.
Miss Addie Warren returned from
Ypsilanti, Monday.
Chas. L. Hills returned to his home
in this city, Friday.
II. f. Murray and III. j. Cornell were
in Fenwick, Wednesday.
Mrs. c. t. Ranney of Greenville was
visiting in the city, Monday.
A. E. Shelly and II. L. Page have
been In Detroit, this week.
Z. +. Hewitt and C. A. Underhill of
Rockford were in this city, Tuesday.
Will Warren and wife of Rockford,
drove over Sunday to visit his people.
f. FL. I. Miller of Scottville, N. Y,
was a guest at Hotel Bricker, over
Sunday.
Henry Humphrey who has been
home for week returned to Lansing
this morning.
Mrs. A. B. VanVickle was called to
Grand Rapids, Saturday, by the sick
ness OF her daughter.
lonia has already given out to the
world at large that she will celebrate
on the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon returned from
few days visit with relatives in Mont
calm county, Tuesday.
At the Opera House, Monday night,
Frank Tucker and fine company will
present EAST Lynne"
Amos Green left yesterday to visit
relatives and friends in Lowell and
Grand Rapids for few days.
Miss Mary Ingersoll, who has been
visiting her sister in Owosso for some
time, returned home Monday.
). N. Mahan of Cannon has been in
the city, this week, looking over Beld-
ing real estate with view of purchas-
ing home.
Henry w. Green of Grand Rapids
was in the city yesterday he had been
up to attend the golden wedding of his
father and mother in Grattan.
Married, at the home of A. G. Shaw,
near Bedding, April 81, by Rev. w. L.
Munger, Mr.. Horace Robinson and
Marie Stewart, both of Lakeview.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald and Mrs.
John Donovan received a visit from
their mother, Mrs. Mcdonald, of
LYONS, and brother Frank, Sunday.
The oldest inhabitant says he never
saw season when vegetation was SO
as early in the season.
Fruit trees are commencing to blossom.
The first game of the season will be
played at the Bedding base ball park
Saturday, Beldlng Silks VS.. Bedding
Shoe Co. Admission Is cents, ladies
free.
There will be special meeting of
the A. o. U. w. in Odd Fellows hall,
tomorrow friday evening, May l. at
1880 p. m. sharp. A full attendance
desired
Frank Tucker and company in EAST
Lynne" at the Opera House, Monday
night. Prices % and 35 cents. Re-
served seats now on sale at Hotel
Bedding.
Wilma Witt received box of orange
blossoms from her friend, May Holland
OF San Francisco, Tuesday. They are
very pretty and are quite a curiosity
here, many having called to see them.
Rev. Golden officiated at the funeral
services OF Smith Aulls OF Bushnell
township, Montcalm Co., Tuesday.
Mr.. Aulls had resided on the farm
where he died for over thirty years.
Frank A. Miller of Ionia requests
the BANNER TO state that he will con-
tlnue TO give his business personal at
tention Notwithstanding statements
which have been published to the con-
trary.
Hon. w. F. Bricker and l. L. Hub
bell have been In Detroit, this week,
attending the Democratic state con-
vention. They went Tuesday in order
TO be on the ground early to advocate
free silver.
Prof. John Crawford writes from
Constantine that he has been elected
by the school board of Grand Haven,
OF schools of that city.
His many friends here will be pleased
to know of his success.
Col. +. b. Fenton of Detroit, well
known in this city, was registered at
Hotel Bedding, Monday, on his way to
Milwaukee and trip through Wis
consin. The Colonel is an old resident
OF Detroit and an astute politician.
Jacob Weaver and wife visited
friends in Shiloh over Sunday. Mr..
Weaver had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite badly last Saturday, he was
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