Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-09-01
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Local Brevities.


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Look for Mrs Unger's ad. in another
column.
Mrs. AFRO Cole has returned home
from Ohio.
DR.. Nichols of Greenville was in the
city Monday.
Wilbur Wilson returned from Spring
port Monday.
Mrs. S. II. Arnold is visiting rela-
tives in Ashley.
+. w. Howard has been in Chicago
this week on business.
w. l.. Atwood of Sandusky, Ohio, was
In the city this week.
b. V. Child and wife returned from
Oberlin, Ohio, Friday.
Mrs. Unger is in Detroit this week
trimming in wholesale house.
Robert Joiner of Chase is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. A. u. Joiner.
Mrs. John T.. Stevens and Mrs. Frank
Willard were in Greenville Tuesday.
Ben FREELY took his best girl and
hied himself away to Ionia last week.
The Democratic senatorial conven-
ton will be held in this city Sept. 10.
A hot wave has been on this week and
it is predicted will continue for several
days.
Mrs. Romaine Robinson left Monday
for visit with her relatives and friends
in Canada.
J. w. Howe camped at Wabasis lake
last week with party of old friends
from Algonia.
w. ID. Day left Monday morning for
Hastings where he has secured good
position in drug store.
Spencer and Mamie Crib returned
last week from their visit with rela-
tives in New York state.
Gerald Kimberly returned last night
from an extended trip in the south part
of the state and Chicago.
New ads this week: I. Frank Ire
land, w. |. Benedict, Kingsley Il Co,
w. f. Bricker, Mrs. Unger.
Chas. Ryerson a former Bedding boy
but now a resident of Florida, was in
town a few days the past week.
DIR. |. S. Morris was in Ionia Monday
attending a meeting of the Lansing
District Epworth League cabinet.
Mrs. A. f. Weter, Miss Maud Weter,
Mrs. NJ. r. Weter and Miss Edna Wise
have returned from Haslett Park.
John Cole returned from Howard
City Tuesday where he has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. John Skedgell.
The members of Goodwill Hive L.O.
T. M. are requested to meet at the
hall Saturday, Sept. 3, at 2 o'clock
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G. NJ. Wise, W. p. Hetherington and
Mr. Clarke had good luck fishing for
trout up in Mecosta few days this
week
Miss Nettie Wagner returned from
Tonia Tuesday, where she had been WIS.,
ting Misses Hattie Sage and Ruby
Willard
Mrs. j. G.. Mabbitt has opened hel
New York millinery store and is ready
for business She carries IA large stock
of goods.
Miss Kate Trufant or Mt. Clemen;
is guest of her father j. II. Trufant
Her friend M iss Georgia MacOmber il
with her.
Postmaster David +. Wilson is hav
ing the interior of the postoffice build
ing put in fine shape with paper de
corations
Mrs. Ben Huestis OF Chicago is Wis
!: iting friends in the city. She is on he
way home from visit with relative
; in Cheboygan.
Fred Williams OF Ionia was in tn,
city Saturday. He is candidate 10
circuit court commissioner on the Re
publican ticket.
Helen A. Newman will leave thi
Q week for Detroit and Grand Rapids Il
; be absent few days looking up tn
: styles in millinery.
i Mrs. NJ. Unger and Mrs. l.. {. Mil
lard have returned from Grand Rapid
where they have been looking up tn
attest styles in trimming.
! Mrs. b. +. Harrington and. sister
J Mrs. Crane, left yesterday for Ne'
: : York TO look after the settling up G
Q the estate in which they are interested
= j. M. Trimbe was advised Monda
!" by wire of the death of Mrs. L. i
Trimble OF Paxton, I'll. Mrs. Trimbl
took the evening train for that plac
on receipt of the news.
l.. l.. Holmes was in Lansing las
% week and l.. w. Holmes is there thi
Do week looking after business connecte
1 with the Pant & Overall Co. in whic
n thev ara considerably interested.