Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-08
w. S. Clark of Lowell is in the city

Allie Vincent has moved to his farm
near Lakeview.
DR.. Pinkham will move into his new
home this week.
H. l.. VanBenschoten and wife spent
Sunday in Portland.
Hear "Bin" Fales at the Opera
House, Friday night.
DR.. w. A. Dutt will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Cornell.
The Democratic OK roast is billed to
take place here on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Z. c. Watkins spent the greater
part of last week in Grand Rapids.
Chas. Angel left last Friday for a
visit with friends in New York state.
Will Warren and wife of Rockford
were guests of relatives in the city,
Sunday.
Big fall opening sale at Brokers.
For particulars see the big adv. on an
other page.
Chas. L. Hills has leased J. A. Spen-
GERS house on the North Side and has
moved over there.
The Vincent Grocery Co. have an
adv. in this issue which it will be well
for consumers to read.
A teachers examination will be held
in Ionia, October 22nd and 23rd, so
states commissioner +. B. Hale.
Mrs. Chas. Stevens is entertaining
her mother and sister, Mrs. Scott and
Mrs. Warning OF Ingersoll, Ont.
The clarion notes from the voice of
the chimney sweep resounded through
the city the fore part OF the week.
VIM. Daniels is reported better but
is yet unable to be removed from Mr..
Crawford's TO his home in this city.
The Bedding, Ionia and Greenville
association of teachers will hold an all
day session in Greenville, Saturday.
Miss Kittie White entertained her
sister. Sarah, and Miss Ethel Haynes
of Sparta over Sunday att. L. Angeles.
Miss Alberta Smith was in Ionia,
Tuesday. She has a class in embroid
cry work which she is teaching there.
Miss Minnie Everett went to Sparta
to visit her mother and sister over
Sunday and to carry a name to her
niece.
Nh nd Ill
up their household goods and will move
to Chicago, their daughter Susie hav-
ing made arrangements for them to
come there.
G.. G.. Terwilliger has been trans
fered to Grand Ledge and given the
position Of station agent. He left for
that place this morning and expects to
move his family there soon.
L. b. Hall and A. l.. Spencer spoke
at the Trask school house in Keene,
Tuesday night. They had full house
and the meeting was one of the best
held in that district during this cam
paign.
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manville in Ottawa Co. near his old
home by the death of his brothers wife,
Mrs. John Wagner, Saturday. She
was one OF the old settlers of that
county.
Will G. Spicer and C.S. Merritt have
formed partnership under the
name of Spicer 81 Merritt commits.
sion merchants for the sale of cattle,
hogs and sheep, with stock yards at
Detroit.
Hotel Bricker will change hands,
Monday. Nj. S. Boss of Cooks Cor
ners has leased it. Mrs. McVean ana
daughter will remain in the city dur
ing the winter and will occupy Smith
Rowley's house.
81 don't mind bein' spanked" Sob
bed Bedding youngster 'nor | don't
mind sittin' in chair for five minutes
But when I'm spanked first and have
to sit down right away afterwards. |
tell you it hurts"
on to the fact that we are circulating
five hundred extra copies each week in
addition to our regular subscription
list and they all go into the territory
adjacent TO Bedding too.
The apple market is lively now
: Weter IL Wise commenced barreline
and shipping, Monday, with a force o.
seven men. E. E. jerks is also buying
Forty cents per barrel and fifty cents
for extra choice Is the ruling price.
Bert Ohlinger bad pole raising al
his fathers home on Bridge street last
Friday afternoon and when the flag
: and Mckinley streamer hoated in the
breeze several short speeches were
n made and cheers were given for The
Q Republican candidates.
Q G. G. Keller brought to our office
0 Monday from his extensive orc hard IL
y Oakfield a small branch from north
I ern spy apple tree on which cluster