Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-11-25
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IL. j. Bowen went to Saginaw Mon
day morning.
Frank Donahue is cutter at G. b
Nye's market.
f. A. Russell OF Portland was visit
ing here last week.
Mrs. II. l.. VanBenschoten was In
Greenville, Monday.
The Oak Leaf Club at Opera House
Thanksgiving night.
Wood Jackson Of Petoskey greeted
old friends yesterday.
Geo. w. Hill has been to his home
in Worthwhile this week.
Football game this Thursday morn
ing at Ellis Park ground.
The Misses Winnie and Maude Fales
were in the city last week.
Freeman Sparks of Coral visited
here and at VIM. Sparks this week.
Rev. B. V. Child and family will
spend Thanksgiving in Grand Rapids.
The railroads did not make any
special rates for Thanksgiving this
year.
Miss Fannie Spooner of Greenville
has been guest at Miss Helen New
mans.
Chas. S. Felch and wife will partake
of Thanksgiving turkey with friends
in Ionia.
Mrs. Fowler who has been the guest
of Mrs. M. r. Weter returned to Iona,
Tuesday.
Do not forget the operetta of the
National Flower at the Opera House
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes will en-
terrain Mr.. Holmes parents from Or
leans, Thanksgiving.
The Michigan buggy and cutter
factory at Lowell was burned TO the
ground Tuesday morning.
Mrs. M. Smith is entertaining Mrs.
K. A. Smith of Ionia and other COM
pany over Thanksgiving.
DR.. G. f. and Mrs. Smith will enter
tain Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Muir Of Grand
Rapids over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Benjamin will be in Bedding,
Friday, and will be at the w. c. T. U.
meeting at Mrs. Nj. Smiths.
II. A. Lamb and family have gone to
Richland TO spend Thanksgiving with
her parents at the old homestead.
Mrs. l.. ID. Smith of Ionia and VIM.
Smith and wife of Fairplains were
guests at l.. L. Holmes, Monday.
H. l.. VanBenschoten and wife will
entertain her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. Staloy Of Collins art turkey today.
A. b. Hull is spending few days in
Grand Rapids and Arthur Mendenhall
Of Ionia is having charge OF his jewelry
business.
New ads this week: Vincent's groc-
cry, 7. F. Ireland, w. l. Benedict,
Robinson & Hudson, Lamb Bros.
Holmes 81 Cornell.
The social given by the young peo-
pie of the M. L. church at DR.. Morris
Friday night was pleasant affair and
a success financially.
Will Clark returned last week from
his hunting tip. He reported that
the company he was with were waiting
for snow when be left.
Union Thanksgiving service today at
the Congregational church Rev. O.
j. Golden will leliver the sermon. Let
there be full attendance.
The BANNEIis in receipt of fine
box of chryshthemums from L. G.
Lincoln, horis, Greenville. He says
he can fill all dders very cheap.
Guy ID. Wetf has been in New York
City several dgs during the past week
and will renal week or two longer
on business 70 the Bedding Fl all Mfg.
Co.
MIR. and Mr.. +. b. Lapham are en-
PERTAINING reitives from Chase this
week; Will Diner and Mrs Martha
Joiner and Children, Abbie, Robert and
Nellie.
Jacob Weaur and wife attended the
funeral Of heIaunt, Mrs. Isaiah Hunt
ley, in Pierso, last week. She was GA
years old andone of the pioneers of
that section othe county.
There was pleasant C. E. social at
Henry Buttph's residence Friday
night. A waon load from here ex-
pected to attnd but the conveyance
did not put an appearance.
Ben Angellwill go on the road for
the Richardsh Silk Co. as travelling
salesman Deember 1st- Mr.. Angel
is first clasyouDg man and there is
no doubt wha.ver tha he will succeed.
The other lay, w. p. Het herington
and |. l.. Hubell went out near Geo.
! Rowley's fan and with the help of
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