Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-07-15

Ben Huestis of Chicago is in the city
this week.
Mrs. b. V. Child has returned from
Oberlin, Ohio.
Joseph Hauck of Pewamo was in the
city, Tuesday.
DR.. w. A. Dutt took the morning
train for Durand.
Chas. Swain and wife visited friends
in Palo last week.
II. l.. Page and family were in Sar.
anac over Sunday.
Mrs. Bradley Cook and children re-
turned to Oak Grove, Tuesday.
Miss Abbie Joiner of Chase is a guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. +. b. Lapham.
Mrs. II. L. Van Benschoten has re-
turned much improved in health.
Miss Dora Camp is spending the
week with friends near Chadwick
Mrs. Geo. Roosevelt is visiting in
Grand Rapids for a couple OF weeks.
Guy ID. Weter is visiting with his
wife at her old home near Adrian.
Mrs. H. L. Page and son, Ord, are
visiting her people in Cedar Springs
Mrs. N. Wallace rode out yesterday
for the first time in about two weeks.
Miss Minnie Luce is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Myrtle Underwood,
of Lansing.
Miss Lilly SOVEREIGN is home for a
couple OF weeks from Port Huron visit
ing her parents.
Miss Lulu Holden left this morning
for several weeks visit at her home
near Toledo, Ohio.
A. Boughton of Manton is in the
city buying car load of draught
horses to take north.
G. f. Hubb's adv. relating to his re-
pair shop and secondhand goods store
appears in this issue.
Mrs. Eliza Furtney left yesterday for
Mason City, Iowa, to visit a son for the
balance OF the summer.
Arthur Mendenhall returned to his
position in Bangs drug store Monday
after weeks vacation.
Mark McNitt and wife returned from
their visit in Illinois last week, having
spent very pleasant time.
S. j. Hanrahan and wife returned
from Luther last week where they Wis
tied his brother several days.
Miss Lena Moe who has been spend
ing couple of weeks at home returned
to Saginaw, Tuesday morning.
A young physician located in the
city early this morning. He has gone
into partnership with DR.. Pinkham.
The Rockford base ball team did not
put Ia appearance Saturday and in
consequence there was no game of ball.
Mrs. l.. G. Fales and Mrs. w. L.
Atwood OF Ionia came up to attend the
Eastern Star Chapter, Tuesday night.
Geo. S. Roosevelt was appointed
guardian Of Laura Brightman, minor,
by the probate court of Kent county
last week.
The Congregational church is now
in the hands OF the decorators and it
will be two or three weeks yet before
it can be used for holding service.
DR.. Ohlinger, c. A. George, c. b.
Nye, Fl. j. Cornell and Clarence
Staley, with their wives, had days
outing at Pine Island lake yesterday.
DR. G. A. Stanton has purchased j.
b. Arnwines sorrel stopper and now
proposes to buy fine buggy of Weter
& Wise which will make him a dandy
rig.
Miss Laura Mcconnell returned Fri
day from her visit in Grand Rapids,
Casnovia and other places She left
again Wednesday for a visit in Lans
ing.
About a dozen couple Of our young
people and young married people will
go to Pine Island Lake and hold u
party in the pavilion at Burns landing
tonight
New ads this week: T. f. Ireland i,
enamelware; G. Eddy & Son, shoes:
w. |. Benedict & Co., specialties;
Kingsley & Co., groceries; g. K. Hubbs,
novelty repair shop.
The dry spell was broken by splen-
did rain Monday which wet the ground
quite thoroughly and since which the
weather has also been delightfully."-
cool and comfortable.
Adelbert Stanton and wife who have
been visiting his brother, DR.. Stanton,
left Monday for Detroit and Canada
They will return to Kansas City via.
Mackinaw and the northern resorts.
Mrs. Esther Kingsley went to Detroit
Monday, having received dispatch
from her brother, Gen. A. j. Warner
of Ohio to meet him there. Mr..
Warner is an ardent silver advocate.