Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-06
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Harry Ward is entertaining hls
mother.
Gala Howe OF Muir was in the city,
Monday.
The Morley Tribune has suspended
publication.
Aaron Button of Smyrna has been
granted IA pension.
|. l.. Hubbel has been attending
court in Ionia this week.
Miss ollie Burshaw was visiting in
Lakeview over Sunday.
M. A. Reed is moving into Mrs. Me-
Laughlin's house this week.
l.. b. Hall of Saginaw has been in
town several days this week.
Hon. j. M. Earle of Lansing was in
the city Monday and Tuesday.
Laura Munger is home for a short
visit from the Kalamazoo college.
Jesse Wilbur is out on business
trip for the Shoe company this week.
The front of Holmes Bros clothing
store is receiving IA new coat of paint.
Ed. II. Berry is moving into the city
from his farm this week, into his new
home.
w. =. Hetherington enticed Is trout
to strike his hook in the Cannon creek,
Monday.
Ben Huestis is in Chicago, being en-
gagged in the Office there of the Rich
ardson Silk Co.
Mrs. b. G. Curtis was called to Alma
the first of the week by the serious ILL
ness of her father.
Dr. Andrews will speak for the
Occult society, Sunday, at 2:3O and 1:3O
p. IN. All are invited.
Thos. Hayden, the genial travelling
salesman for the Richardson Silk Co.,
was home over Sunday.
The rainy weather for ten days gave
way TO warmth and sunshine Tuesday
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There will be social and test circle
Saturday evening at Mrs. DR.. Everett's.
Fee, ten cents. All are invited.
The pedal of bicycle seems rather
queer thing to lose, yet one has been
found and left at the BANNER office.
Lewis Cady is the shoe maker at
Eddy & Sons. He has been employed
there to take the place of Mr.. Katz
who is sick.
Mrs. Will Ricaby has been in Grand
Rapids several days where she met her
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Collins from Ben
ton Harbor.
N. Lapham and |. l.. Hubbell went
after trout near Cedar SpriAgs on the
first and second, and brought home
about sixty.
Hon. A. l.. Spencer is having the in
terror of his home put in excellent
shape by carpenters, painters and pa
per hangers.
O. +. Webster and wife were in De-
troit on business this week. Mrs
Webster will also visit in Lansing and
Grand Rapids.
w. d. Ballou has moved and is nice
y settled in the l.. B. Hall house. He
expects TO leave on an extended trip
east next week.
K. E. Fales and wife were in Ionia
over Sunday to visit with his brother
Bingley r. Fales of Detroit who was
visiting at home.
l.. f.. Green and Ed. Lamb angled
for trout in the swollen streams near
Morley on the first and second with
fairly good results.
The switch engine run off the track
yesterday afternoon but was got back
again after couple hours labor with
out outside assistance.
DR.. Geo. A. Stanton is receiving a
visit from his mother. She came here
from Alma last Thursday and expects
to remain during the summer.
William c. Johnson and wife of
Langston, and Willis Purdy, wife and
son of Alton spent Friday at +. A.
CELLS, it being his 10Th birthday.
Levi Loveland has purchased a bar
Der business in Barryton and is now To-
Gated there. His wife was with him
over Sunday. He says business is good.
The WeterW Wise Co. and w. G.
Spicer have arranged to purchase WOO
and will pay the highest market price
Farmers should bring their clip tc
this market.
Mrs. Nelson Holmes of Grattan wa.
in the city, Wednesday. She recently
returned from California where sh,
and her grandchildren spent the win
ter very pleasantly.
Mr.. Will Roell OF Greenville anC
Miss Annie Grady of this city were
married in Ionia, Tuesday. Mis-
Grady has been employed at Hote
! Bedding for some time.