Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-08-19

ben Heustis OF Chicago Is In the
city.
At Mart Shannon's, last Friday, a
girl.
Miss Jessie Mcvean has returned to
Stanton.
Miss Edith Smith visited in Ionia
Tuesday.
Chas. Putney OF Ionia was in town,
Tuesday.
@. w. French of Ionia was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Will Bricker left yesterday for
visit in ST. Johns.
Bert Ohlinger and wife are visiting
in Lyons and Portland.
Mrs. A. ID. jerks and daughter are
visiting in Big Rapids.
Mrs. G. N. Crippen and sons returned
from Wisconsin, Tuesday.
Jos. Cramer is making fine improve
ments about his premises.
Miss Lillian Fowler Of Greenville is
the guest OF Cora Holmes.
o f. Webster and G.. G.. Terwilliger
are in Grand Rapids today.
School commences first Monday in
September. Children be ready.
j. w. VanWormer of Greenville Wis
tied Bedding friends, Wednesday.
Henry B. Fallas and wife OF Grand
Rapids we're in the city, Tuesday.
Mr.. Haywood of near Plymouth has
been visiting his son for few days.
Mrs. G. G. O'Bryon and children left
last evening for visit in Charlotte.
Henry Humphrey of Lansing, state
accountant, was in town, Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. N. futile and children of
Holland are guests of Bedding friends.
The rag weed will soon be making
its annual attack on hay fever subjects.
III. j. Bowen was home from Gaylord
several days. He returned Wednes-
day.
f. j. Barkha and wife of Sheridan
the Scott Hunt Wedding yes
terday.
Mrs. Annie Hurley of Grand Rapids
is visiting her mother Mrs. William
Sperry.
Stephen Long former Bedding res
ident, now of Chicago was in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Pearle Phillips of Chicago has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
j. Knott.
Chas. Wagner who has been north
several weeks returned Monday for "a
few days.
j. E. Richardson, an attorney at law
of Reed City is guest at r. A. Nc
Mrs. II. G. Wilbur and Jesse are en-
Geo. M. Wilbur of Marys-
vile, Ohio.
Will Ricaby and wife entertained
her cousin, DIR. Will Hegge of Ionia
over Sunday.
+. l.. Piper and wife of Rockford,
were guests of +. b. Lapham a few
days last week.
Mrs. f. f. Chapple and niece, Miss
Smith OF Cadillac, went to Grand Rap
ids this morning.
G. II. Fristoe returned last week
from Shreveport, La, where has been
during the summer.
Mrs. ID. Rosa who has been visiting
at Levi Broas' for week returned to
Lake Odessa, Monday.
The box factory electric motor burn
ed out again this morning for the third
time in about month.
There was very large excursion to
Ottawa Beach, Saturday. Seven we'll
filled coaches left this station.
Geo. Putnam returned Tuesday from
his visit east, having taken in Portlan nd ,
Maine, the sea shore and Boston.
New ads this week: w. /. Benedict,
drugs and stationery; T. Frank Ire
land, hardware; j. Hattie Burkholder,
fall millinery.
There were over one hundred far
mers and their wives took the excur-
sion train for the farmers picnic at
Lansing this morning.
Mrs. A. w. Richmond OF North
Adams, Mass, and Mrs. A. Richmond
OF Saranac were guests OF Mrs. Frank
Richmond over Sunday.
The remains of Jerome Hawley, who
died last Thursday at his home four
miles south, were buried at Saranac by
undertaken VIM. j. Wilson.
Mrs. G. A. Taylor and Grace Taylor
OF Rushford, N. Y, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. G. b. Nye. They
have not met before in Is years.
1t is stated that Beldlng, Ionia and
Portland made the best showing as to
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