Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-10-29
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brother from Toledo Tuesday.
Beware OF the campaign roorbact
Matched out too late for refutation.
is your name on the registration list
II not have it placed there Saturday.
Allen S. Wright, the Ionia dry goods
merchant, was in the city last Friday
The Misses Hathaway and Sessions
OF lonia were guests at L. l.. Holmes,
Sunday.
Mrs. Il. II. Deatsman left yesterday
for few weeks visit in Sebewa and
Sunheld.
A new walk has been laid on Main
street from the Vincent block west to
Front street.
| Mrs. w. +. Sandell entertained her
brother, Mr.. Chamberlain of Pewamo,
over Sunday.
Mr.. III. G. Wilbur is building dwell
ling house on Washington street next
to Mr.. Pages.
Mrs. G. G.. O'Bryon and children
have been visiting relatives in Stan
ton this week.
Harrison Ranger and wife of Carol
City, Iowa, spent Sunday in the city
with relatives.
The Richardson Silk Co began run
ming full time, 60 hours per week,
Monday morning.
N. Wallace was called to Grand
Rapids last week as a witness in the
United States court.
+. +. Howk has leased the Gooding
store and will occupy it for a bakery
salesroom and lunch room.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Deatsman enter
tanned their friend, Mrs. Jennison of
Manton, Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Minnie Everett and Kittie
Smith were in Grand Rapids, Satur-
day, and spent Sunday at Sparta.
Brinton f. Hall accompanied Henry
Dodge Estabrook TO Grand Rapids,
Sunday, driving across the country.
Miss Cora Hoppough, who was at
her home in Smyrna from Olivet over
Sunday, returned Tuesday morning
II. A. Waldron and his wife, who
have been confined to the house by
sickness for some time are convalescing.
The Democrats will hold a meeting
in the Opera house Saturday night
with A. A. Ellis and others as speakers.
Mrs. Batson returned to her home in
Big Rapids, Saturday after a week s
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. d.
jerks.
Samuel Fox found the wallet H. ID.
Foreman lost last week and returned
it to the owner Luckily it fell into
honest hands.
Hon. Andy Fyfe of Grand Rapids
will speak for the sound money Demo
Gratis at the Opera House tomorrow
Friday night
J. G. VanWinkle will move next
week from his present location to Mr..
Ireland's house rncently vacated by
w. l.. Atwood.
George Chamberlain and Miss Jennie
Richmond of Lyons were guests of Miss
Lulu McElroy and other friends in the
city over Sunday.
w. b. Reed was in Morley with his
wife over Sunday where she had been
visiting her sister several days. They
returned Monday.
Alderman Ed. Jersey left Monday on
his annual trip 10 Lake county TO
spend several weeks hunting in the
vicinity of Luther.
II. Il. Johnson of the Saranac Adver-
tiser and l.. +. Cutcheon OF the Port
land Observer were in the city
Saturday night.
VIM. X. Clute and Chas. r. Foote
addressed "A good sized meeting at the
Blystone school house, Thursday night,
each delivering good speeches.
VIM. Daniels has recovered suffic-
iently so that he was removed from
Mr.. Crawford's in Oakfield where he
had been sick for five weeks to his
home in the city.
Henry Humphrey returned to Lans-
ing Monday. He was accompanied
here Saturday by Mr.. John Roce OF
Ypsilanti' Mrs. Humphreys father,
who also returned Tuesday.
james II. Shepard of Boston, Mass.
a former assistant attorney general OF
that state, and who has been making
sound money speeches in Michigan,
spent Sunday at Hotel Bedding.
Pearl Roosevelt is in Grand Rapids
visiting her sister, Mrs. Beck. She
closed her first term OF school and gave
such good satisfaction that she has
been retained for the winter term.
Voters, If your name is not already
on the registration list, posted in the
, ward where you now reside, be sure
and 90 before tho hoard nf reoistration