Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-04-23

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Monday.
Miss Louise Wilson is home from
Bay City.
Miss Marie Bells OF Ionia was in the
city, over Sunday.
II. F. Murray sold a fine piano tC
VIM. Clark Tuesday.
A. II. Mendenhall spent Sunday il
lonia with his parents.
Miss Carrie Miner has gone home to
Carson City for visit.
LaVergn Eply, of Palo, visited his
sister Byrd over Sunday.
Major A. p. LOOMS of Ionia and
Lansing was In the city, Friday.
Mrs. HI. l.. Page is visiting her par.
ents in Cedar Springs, this week
Mrs. L. L. James and son OF Dexter
are visiting her husband this week.
II. l.. Dunn OF Portland has moved
into N. Ross house on Front street.
Miss Clara Hogle has taken posi-
tion in the music store of III. +. Muir
ray.
Miss Dora Last of Grand Rapids was
a guest at Mrs p. G. Jamieson's, over
Sunday.
DR.. l. S. Morris has returned from
Reading where he visited friends over
Sunday.
d. Fl. Fisher of Chicago is in the city
for couple of weeks, visiting his
brother.
Hiram MINER spent last week visit
ing friends and relatives in Palo and
vicinity.
w A. Chave has moved into Miss
Carrie Holmes dwelling house on
Broas st.
DR.. w. A. Dutt entertained his
brother, DR.. G. M. Dutt of Argus, Ind,
this week.
III. A. Lamb has moved into j. Bulls
house east of the residence he has been
occupying
John G. Dooling of st. Johns has
been in the city couple of days on
legal business.
Miss Lena Leonard arrived home
from Olivet, Saturday night, and re-
turned Monday.
Jesse Crosby leaves soon to join a
base ball club in Grand Haven to play
during the season.
Mrs. w. B. Reed left this morning
for visit with relatives in Canton,
Mich, near Detroit.
Rev. B. V. Child will occupy the pull
pit of the M. f. church at the union
service, Sunday evening.
Miss Cora Conklin was called home
to Maple Valley Monday, on account of
the sickness of her mother.
A. E. Culver was home over Sunday,
he has the agency for placing Lodge
albums with the different orders.
There will be a fine program given
at the concert Tuesday night. Mr..
Wickliffe Spaulding, the baritone, will
assist.
Mrs. A. F. Morgan closed her milf
merry business, last week, and Mr..
Morgan is on the road with concert
company.
w. p. Hethering ton has had all the
rooms on the lower floor of Hotel Beld-
ing put in first class shape by painting
and decorating.
Mrs. l.. G. Mclaughlin has moved
to st. Johns, her brother w. p. Gould,
formerly of Bedding is living near
there on farm.
Cyclists should be extremely careful
in riding on the walks, some one ran
into Rex Hills last night and hurt the
little fellow quite badly.
A. G.. Benes, M. d., who came here
with w. A. Dutt two years ago, is in
the city. He has been stopping several
days at Hotel Bedding for his health.
The beautiful spring weather of the
past week has brought out the rake,
the shovel and the hoe, and lawns are
showing evidence Of their vigorous
use.
Seventeen Woodman went to Green
vile last evening to help organize a
lodge OF that variety in that city.
They start off with forty-seven charter
members.
Mrs. Ed. Lamb went to Lansing to
visit her brother, George Moulton,
Tuesday, but more particularly to see
the little nephew, recent conner in
that home.
o. II. Sylvester says the cast for the
comedy drama, "a Tramp on Time
has been completed and the play will
be put on at the Opera House the fore
part of May.
The Epworth League will give an
Ice cream social at tie Deatsman store,
Friday evening, April oath. Good
music will no f,,rniahed An invitation