Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-03

MIS- breBR Ol CnlcdgO mas Deen Wis
itjng relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. III. A. Lamb and daughter are
visiting in Ypsilant and Richland.
Chas. Stevens and family are visiting
friends and relatives in Ingersol, Ont
The legislature having adjourned
Hon. w. +. Bricker is now at home
again.
Burr Hicks of Rockford spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents in
Belding.
Editor O'Brien of the Coral News
made the BANNER Office pleasant call
Tuesday.
Mrs. Staley of Collins, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. l.. VanBen-
schoten.
Mrs. II. L. VanBenschoten has been
very sick this week but is somewhat
improved.
Miss Minnie Everett is receiving a
visit from her mother, from Sparta,
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Batson of Big
Rapids are guests of her sister, Mrs.
A. ID. jerks.
Miss Inez Earle left for Lansing,
Tuesday after several days visit with
her young friends.
Mrs. G. B. Colburn Of Sparta was
here to spend Decoration day, guest
of Mrs. Jason Hicks.
Miss Nellie Mooney is expected to
return home today, her health being
very much improved
Mrs. Adam Wagner is visiting her
daughter, Mary, in Grand Rapids and
relatives in Blendon.
Miss Mary Stanley of Lorraine, o.,
is visiting friends in this city and
vicinity for short time.
Miss Kittie Smith has been enter
tanning her sister, Ruth, and Miss
Lottie Fulkerson of Casnovia,
Allie Vincent and wife of Lakeview
have been visiting friends here for
several days during the past week.
The many friends of Mrs. Alfred
Locke will be pleased to know that she
is improving from her recent sickness.
PERKINS, Circus dropped into town
quietly Tuesday and gave a show in Il
tent two nights. Il was ten cent
affair.
There was but a small audience pres
ent at the M. f.. church, Tuesday
night to hear the talk on Japan by a
Japanese.
S. d. Norman of South Grattan was
in the city yesterday and says Murray
lake now has small steamer plying
its waters.
Will Fl Ricaby put up an attractive
window display for Memorial day, ded-
icated to the "Heroes OF '65." 1t was
much admired.
Supervisor Wilder and Alderman
Locke went TO Pine Island lake yester
day afternoon and brought home sixty
blue gills and bullheads.
A school for the study of occult
science will be held at Mrs. Everett's,
Thursday evening and on Saturday
evening social will be held.
Adam Wagner has moved his insur-
ance Office to the Belding Bros. block
where he is now very pleasantly quar-
tered in the rooms formerly occupied
by the Y. w. G. A.
New advs. this week: T. F. Ireland,
hardware G. Eddy g. Son, shoes; Ben
edict & Co., drugs; Kingsley & Co.,
groceries; James Cycle Co.; Adam
Wagner, insurance.
Considerable wool is coming into
market. Farmers will find Bedding a
good place TO sell their clip as there
are two buyers here, Wilson & jerks
and the Weter- Wise Co. with w. G..
Spicer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Menkee went to
Howard City, Wednesday to attend the
wedding Of his niece, Miss Clara Men
J kee and Mr.. Lloyd G. Hicks. Mrs
Menkee will remain several days visit
ing friends in that vicinity.
At the reception held May 24th, al
) tho home OF Mrs. Tanner, the Lady
Commander of the l.. Q. Il. NJ. wa:
presented with a beautiful spring
) rocker in appreciation OF her untirine
labor for the good of the order.
lola Worden Hills is the name OF I
I beautiful little girl that arrived in the
0 household OF Walter j. Hills, 652l
= Ellis ave-, Chicago, last week. Th'
9 many friends In the city and vicinit!
o congratulate papa and mamma Hill
y and extend best wishes to the daughter