Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-09-15

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i 49, . - -. oeouo 10 WIN hS' ""S.">
in Marion.
Miss Iadie Wilson returned TO Brook
Ign Saturday.
M. b. Divine OF Lakeview was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Jennie Wagner was in Grand
Rapids Monday.
Mrs. Minnie VanPelt has returned
from her visit in Bellyue.
Mrs. G. Nj. White is here from Chi.
cago for few days visit.
The High school football team Is
now getting into practice.
j. Dobson Good OF New York has
been in the city this week.
The Woodmen will have smoker
at the hall Friday evening.
Wood Jackson of Petoskey made a
brief call in town Saturday.
Mrs. b. A. Parker left Wednesday
for few days visit in Lakeview.
j. L. Angel went to Albany this
week with carload OF fine sheep.
M. ID. Teetsel of Detroit was guest
of DIR. G.. A. Stanton over Sunday.
Dan Skellenger has purchased M.
G. Green's oil wagon and business.
Miss Rena Wright returned Monday
from brief visit in Grand Rapids.
Henry Humphrey and w. d. Sabin
of Lansing were In town Wednesday.
|. s. LETTERS, editor of the Palo Post.
with his wife was in the city yesterday.
= Mrs. f. f. Fales has been the guest
OF Grand Rapids friends for few days.
Miss Anna Empey OF Muskegon is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
II. l.. VanBenschoten was in Carson
City Wednesday on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. John Coles is in Howard City
her daughter, Mrs. Skedgell,
who is sick.
Miss Deatsman, of Sebewa, was a
guest of her brother, John Deatsman,
over Sunday
w. A. Towle of Orleans was in the
city Tuesday. He intends moving to
Battle Creek in a few weeks.
|. N. Patterson OF Boomer Center
spent Sunday with his brother, j. Il.
Patterson, in this city.
New ads this week: w. |. Benedict,
I. Frank Ireland, City Shoe Store,
q Co.
w. b. Reed and family left today for
a few weeks visit in Manchester, Conn,
with his parents.
Will II. Skellenger of Battle Creek
was in the city Monday. He made the
trip on his wheel.
Mrs. Bernard and daughter, Emma,
Of Greenville, were guests at VIM. f.
Fishers, Sunday.
Miss Kitty Smith was on the sick
list last week and unable to attend to
her school duties.
Quite a sharp frost Sunday morning
doing much damage to late potatoes,
and all late vegetation.
Gorden f.. Tower left Monday morn
ing for the Agriculture College to re-
sumo his course Of study.
Ben Heustis of Chicago was here
over Sunday to meet his wife who re-
turned with him Monday.
Jesse G. Wilbur has been in Milwau-
kee this week, purchasing stock for
the Belding Shoe Company.
Mrs. Geo. Divine has sold the milk
route operated by her late husband
and will move to the city to reside.
The Democratic Senatorial conven-
ton for the 18th district is being held
in the Opera House this afternoon.
Mrs. j. a. Burton and daughter of
Howell were guests OF her sister Mrs.
f. e. Rummler Sunday and Monday.
Adam Fedewa and wife went to Fow-
Ter Saturday, remaining over Sunday
and attending the wedding OF relative.
J. M. Trimble and wife have return
ed from Paxton, ILL.,, where they were
called by the death OF his brothers.
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edmond of
Detroit are visiting at @. F. Webster's
this week. Mrs. Edmond is Mrs.
sister.
Arthur Conner has sold the dray
business so long operated by him to
Will Knott, who will continue it in
connection with his livery.
Mrs. M. Smith entertained house.
ful OF lady relatives yesterday from
lonia and Washington. 1t was in
honor of Mrs, Lowe Of Washington,
DC.
Hon. j. ID. Morse left Tuesday in
company with his brother, Hon. A. b.
Morse, of lonia, for Belmond, Iowa, to