Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-09-02

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b. +. Hall was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
Miss Maude Satterlee has gone IL
Grand Rapids.
VIM. Hough is enlarging his house
by raising the roof.
Mesdames w. A. Wilder and Marx
McNitt are at Holly.
w. l.. Jackson and family moved
last week to Petoskey.
Miss Kittie Spicer is visiting rela
tives in Grand Rapids.
Alfred Jonas is having a good sized
addition put on to his house.
Mrs. o. Ii. Green has been quite sick
this week but is now improving.
Mrs. Loren Day and son, Earl, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Day.
+. G. Young of Chicago made a fly.
ing business visit here last Friday.
Josie and Frank Slocum of Ionia are
visiting G. o. Bishop and wife this
week.
Z. w. Gooding is stopping with his
brother, II. b. Gooding, at Gooding,
Mich.
Mrs. f. T. Miller and children OF
Albany, N. Y, are guests at A. f..
Weter's.
Bert Ohlinger and wife returned
Saturday from their visit in Lyons and
Portland.
Frank Grant and son, Ernest Grant,
of Rockville, Conn, are guests of F.A.
Washburn.
marriage license has beeu issued
to Fred G. Higbee and Harriet Selleck
both OF Orleans.
Mrs. Grace Hauck of Chicago has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hauck this week.
Louis Saylcs is beaming over with
happiness all on account OF that eight
pound boy, Saturday.
Miss Helen. Newman has been in
Chicago the past week getting the
latest styles in millinery.
Mary j. Wagner left Monday morn
ing to assume her duties in kinder
garten work in Grand Rapids.
Wilbur Whitney returned Saturday
from his summer vacation having
spent 1t at his old home in Richland.
Brinton +. Hall and Howard Hall
returned from Ashfeld, Mass, Satur.
day. Mrs. b. F.. Hall has not yet ar
rived
Rev. w. l.. Munger and wife return
ed last night from Grand Rapids where
they had been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Thos. ID. Gilbert.
Z. w. Gooding, Secretary of the
Board of Education, reports quite a
falling off in the school census from
last years report.
The fine rain yesterday was worth a
great many dollars to the farmers OF
this vicinity. Late potatoes, corn,
etc, will be much benefited.
Mrs. j. B. Callahan and children oil
Cedar Springs have been guests at Fl
L. Pages several days. Mrs. Page
returned with them, Tuesday.
G. Nj. Wise and daughter, Edna
arrived home from Hazlet Park last
week and Mrs. f. Il. Weter. Mrs. A
+. Weter, and Miss Maude arrived
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ricaby entertain
ed her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Collins OF
Benton Harbor, Sunday and Monday
They accompanied her to Grand Rap
ids, Tuesday.
The Baptist ladies of the second ward
will serve supper at Mrs. Henry But
tolph's, Sept. s, to which all are cor
daily invited. Supper from to 8 p.
m. Bill 10 cents.
Smith Rowley of Orleans was As
ycdi . Oih lhSb hOnudJ duu was NUS
happily surprised by large party Of
friends who called to help him cele'
brate the occasion.
Miss Abbie Joiner who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. f. b. Lapham, re-
turned to Chase today. She will at
tend the Ferris Industrial school this
winter in Big Rapids.
Alonzo Smith and wife OF Grattan,
and Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Hydorn of Greenville, and Mrs. Conk
lin of Nevada, Mo-, were guests O
friends in the city last Thursday.
Abe G. HUFF was in the city Tues
day. He had just returned from Buf
falo. Speaking OF Dakota where he
was few weeks ago he said that any
one well situated in Michigan had bet
ter stay.
II. b. Davis OF Alton was in the city
Monday. He Is one of the substantial
farmers from that section who found ;
good market here for his beans, hav
ing sold 400 bushels to Wilson & Co
for Q0 cants