Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-04-16

Hon. j. M. Earle of Lansing was In
the city, Saturday.
Geo. w. French was in Grand Rapids
on business Monday.
w. b. Crawford and wife left for
Eldora, Iowa, Monday.
Miss Helen A. Newman returned
from Grand Rapids today.
Mrs. w. B. Reed and Miss Clara
Graham were in Ionia yesterday.
A boy at Orla Green's Monday, and
a girl at Pet Wright's the week before.
Arthur Conner drives the new Stan
dard Oil wagon between Ionia and Bel
ding.
Henry Humphrey is again in New
Hampshire, LAYING gone their last
week.
James Brown of Charlotte who was
guest at his mothers returned home
yesterday.
Geo. Holmes is spending few days
visiting the scenes of his childhood,
near Saranac
Mrs. Early who has been visiting her
sister, Mary LOOMS, returned to Chi
cago this morning.
Thos. S. James of Dexter hardware
merchant visited his brother l.. l..
James, over Sunday.
Mrs. Chad Lee and daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Lampkin of Keene, were guests
at Bradley Stones, over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar ii. Sylvester went to Mt.
Clemens Wednesday to take few
weeks treatment at the springs.
Fred Panther and Miss Cora Price
were married in Grand Rapids yester-
day. He is the cook in Hotel Belding.
BY mistake some one of the brothers
overcoats with A. Wagner,
Monday night. He would like to trade
back.
A. M. Gravelle of Smyrna was called
TO Millington yesterday to attend the
funeral of his youngest brother,
Joseph Gravelle.
l.. G. Fales of Ionia the genial good
natured Register of Deeds was in the
;ity Monday and remained TO attend
Masonic Lodge in the evening.
Miss Minnie Mcdonald entertained
her sister, Mrs. Decou of Rockford,
Who was burned out in the recent fire.
She is dressmaker and may locate
lere.
Mrs. K. Greiner and daughters,
Esther and Sarah, who have been
quests at DR.. Stanton's for four months,
'eturned to Kingsville, Ont, We'd
lesday
DR.. Morris is very much improved
his week, during his illness DR.. Olin-
yer has been acting as health officer of
he city. He reports scarlet fever as
ID. G. Crawford will not be on the
Board of Supervisors the coming year.
The recount he asked for only increased
lis opponents majority. How are the
mighty fallen!
Fred Higbee former Bedding CHI
zen and at one time marshal of the city
S in town. He just returned from IA IL
months trip and sojourn in the west
Ind south west.
The members of the Belding gun
Tub are requested to meet at II. l..
'age's store Friday evening. Those
Who are not members but desire to be-
come so are also invited to be present.
j. p. Pressly left Monday for a trip
through northern Michigan in the
interests of the Lansing pant and over
I'll factory, with which institution he
5 connected as travelling salesman.
Commander Hunt requests that all
daccabees whether members Of the
ocal tent or not to be present at the
ocular meeting, April 10th, as there
5 business Of interest to all to be tran
acted.
A barn belonging to Mrs. II. Bleumle
n Orleans township was burned TO the
'round Friday night during the heavy
electrical storm with all the contents,
including fine team, one COW and six
logs. There was only $3.50 insurance.
Died, at Cripple Creek, Colorado,
April 8, Mrs. Mamie Anderson, wife of
elias Anderson, a former resident of
They have resided at Grip |
Die Creek for upwards of year. She |
caves two children, one of them an
infant.
Harry and Frank Cornell have ex-
their two tenant houses and |
OTIS for stock of general merchandise
n Fenwick with Henry A. Kercher.
frank will go there and look after that
md OF the business. The deal figured |
Y, 900.
A further examination of Reeves in |
he Hagadorn shooting affair was had |
before Justice Morton i'm Orleans |