Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-28

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r. b. Gooding, in Gooding, Mich.
Miss Edna VanSlyke made bust
ness trip to Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
Over one hundred tickets had been
sold for Grand Rapids this morning.
Arthur Mendenhall and Whitman
Richmond were in Ionia over Sunday.
Miss Laura Castle is entertaining
her sister, Lu Castle, from Constan-
tine.
II. III. Gooding made his fall delivery
of nursery stock this week and it was "a
fine one.
Rev. o. j. Golden and wife are spend
ing the week in Grand Rapids with his
daughter.
l.. E. Green is entertaining his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Covert
of Lansing.
Mrs. Julius Dewey and Mrs. Robert
Trip of South Haven are visiting at
w. II. Locke's.
Frank Granger and wife of Carson
City was visiting relatives and friends
here over Sunday.
The Ladies Literary Exchange club
will meet Thursday, November 4, with
Mrs. Eliza Parker
II. l.. VanBenschoten was in Howard
City, Monday, and in Greenville, Tues
day, on legal business.
The Bedding Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. Terwilliger, Tuesday
afternoon, November Ind.
DR.. |. S. Morris received visit this
week from his brother, who is Con-
gregational minister in Red Jacket.
There are a large number of our
citizens and country neighbors attend
ing the carnival in Grand Rapids this
week.
Helen A. Newman was in Grand
Rapids Wednesday taking in the car
nival sights and purchasing millinery
goods.
The lecture course is said to be a
sure go and complete details will be
announced soon and the sale of tickets
commenced.
w. l.. Hough of North Baltimore,
Ohio, has been visiting his children a,
Mrs. n Holmes in Grattan. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs b. G. Stone has returned from a
visit at II. S. Holmes near Saranac
She was accompanied by Mrs. Holmes
and daughter, Vivian.
Miss Jessie Pressly and Miss Mabe
Gibsone OF Ionia were visitors at the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p
Pressly, over Sunday.
Mrs. l. L. Hubbell and Miss Lulu
Holden have been in Grand Rapids
several days this week to buy goods
and see the carnival festivities.
Lottie Heilfeurt OF Mancelona ha
been a guest of her cousin, Mrs. j. III
Godfrey. She was on her way hom'
from the ID. OF X. convention at Lans
ing.
The front rooms over Robinson 4
Hudson's store are being fitted up for
gallery to be used by j. L. Berry an'
j. II. Daniels as a Photographic am
artists studio.
Brook and Eddie Stahlin arrive,
home from Dakota where they wen
last summer to work in harvest. The.
say it was getting pretty cold Their
before they left.
N. Lapham is still in the Norther
, Peninsula. His wife received a lette
from him last week in which he state
r that he had caught and sailed dow
$50 pounds of salmon trout.
Miss Mabel Ansbaugh is doing ster
ographic work and typewriting 70
Alfred Locke and II. l.. VanBenschoter
q She will also accept work from othe
o parties who need her services.
. Attorney Chas. p. Locke and viii
VI iOuia nave ucch III VoWh SoNS'
3 days during the past week. The
= were accompanied by their guest, Mr.
70 Robert Welch OF Battle Creek
z Ed. Jersey, Will Clark and Wi
% Luscombe left this morning for Val
= y derbilt where they will pitch hunter
. camp and try to kill deer, bear an
% other game which may come in the
q way.
% Ed Robinson, O brother OF Romair
. Robinson is visiting in the city. He
% from Minnesota and expects To go int
n business here Ia the bakery IL he ca
% effect a deal with Frank HowK wi
% wants to sell out.