Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-05-21

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Clarence Staley.
}. w. Sheldon and family returned
to Lansing, Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Bowdish OF Ypsilanti is a
guest at j. p. Pressly's.
Fred Williams OF Ionia was a guest
at Asher Williams, Sunday.
Smith Stanton has returned from a
nine months stay in Indiana.
Mrs. Will Day went to Kalamazoo
Monday to join her husband.
Miss Marie Humphrey was home
from Lansing to spend Sunday.
Mrs. b. G. Stone has gone to Marion
TO visit her husband few weeks.
Board OF Review meets Monday and
Tuesday. Now is the time to kick.
Mrs. Ida Anderson of Greenville was
guest OF Mrs. Lee Cusser, Tuesday.
Chas Abbott of Grandville visited
his aunt, Mrs. f. M. Abbott, Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skedgell are en-
Pertaining his sister from Coral, this
week.
Miss Nellie Hall is home from Big
Rapids, guest at her brother l.. b.
Halls.
Mrs. w. E. Reed left yesterday for
a two weeks visit with friends in Grand
Rapids.
W. ID. Ballou left for trip to De-
troit and through southern Michigan,
Monday.
A stone gutter is being put in along
the walk in front of Mr.. Washburns
residence.
Claude Day of Granville was guest
OF his cousins, Ed. and Pearl Beldng,
over Sunday.
Ed. Belts returned to Tonawanda,
N. y, Saturday, from two weeks visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Staley enter
tanned their friend, Mrs. Lemon of
Sunfield, this week. ,
Lon Rich and wife of CORTLAND were i
guests at Jacob Weaver's and w. G. ]
Spicer's over Sunday. {
Attend the auction sale of furniture s
at the Y. w. G. A. rooms, Saturday l
afternoon, at three o'clock. /
John Lewis and wife of Greenville
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. 7. f. Kitchen of Columbus,
Ca, is visiting Mrs. VIM. Foote and !,
her cousin, Miss Minnie Everett. !,
Will Fish's bill board between the .
Gooding and Lapham blocks went down 4
with a crash, during the wind Storm y
Sunday. 7
Henry Friedly Of the firm of Wilson k
and Friedly has fine colt he is break a
ing and it gives promise of record C
breaker. e
N. Lapham has had an outburst of g
public spirit this week which resulted a
in fine watering trough in front of 81
his store. p
Geo. ). Roosevelt has moved his law II
and collection Office into very COM
nodious rooms over the Bedding Saw &
ngs Bank. :,
Miss Nina Gutekunst gave her class Il
1 picnic at Baldwin Lake last Satur- O
lay which the young people enjoyed r,
very much. g,
Cedar Springs is moving in the mat b
er of celebrating July 4th. Does it
8elding expect to get a move on in Z
hat direction. il
Miss Hattie Sage OF Ionia returned u
Monday after four days visit with Il
Ter friends. Misses Nettie Wagner and p
Mabel Spencer. o.
Miss Gertie Moore, who has been :
With her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Bolenbaugh,
vent to Nunica. Monday, to visi. rel u
Itives until August. I'll
Married, at the home OF the groom -
Nay 2Oth., 1896, by Rev. o. j. Golden, =,
dr. Byron Rich and Mrs. Maggie -
Anderson, both OF Otisco.
Mrs. G. A. Thompson received box d,
" beautiful roses Friday, from Mrs. w
stewart who left here about a year ago fr
md now resides in Virginia. az
Mrs. Will Ricaby is in Lansing Wis te
ting her sister. She went there last
light to attend the grand concert given C,
y the Chicago Marine Band. a,
Miss Madeline Slightman of Grand it
Rapids, who has been the guest OF Miss pr
owing several days, returned Tues p,
ay. She is in the kindergarten work 1t
n that city. ve
Chas. r. Foote has leased the rooms OF
sed by the common council OF the city pr
nd has moved his law Office into the
anne. The city Justices Office will also ID
emain there. G,
There will be an ice cream social at a
nc home OF Edgar Stokes OF Eureka, M
n the evening OF May 10Th. Every pc