Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-09
Local Breyities.


MIS-. Grace Pllklnton Is visiting In
Portland.
Mrs Ed. Trail returned yesterday
from Detroit.
Il. Rutan of Greenvllle was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Yost is visiting relatives in ST.
Louis this week.
Miss Lulu McElroy is confined to the
house by sickness.
Chas. S. Felch and wife. were in
lonia over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Trafton is the guest of d..
r. and Robt. Wilson.
Miss Jennie O'Donnell left this morn
ing for Maple Rapids.
III. l.. Page and M. A. Reed were in
Grand Rapids Monday.
DR.. J. f. PinKham made business
trip to Detroit Tuesday.
Miss Rose Rice is home for a few
days from Grand Rapids.
George Barlow is at work en- the
new Webber block in Ionia
G. Condos has put in a fine line Of
fruits with his confectionery.
w. b. Reed and l.. G.. Crothers
wheeled to Grand Rapids today.
IL. b. Richmond of Saranac was
guest of his brother, AL, Tuesday.
Frank T.. Howk has returned from
the west and is not in good health.
ID. Black OF Greenville was in the
city yesterday on professional business.
The Six Nations. medicine show is
still holding forth nightly under their
tent.
Chas. Nj. Wise comes to the front
with the first sweet pea blossoms this
season.
The Bedding Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. Ellen II. Gregg, Tues
day, June IA, at $50.
N. Lapham and Orion Webster are
camping at Wabasis lake. They are
having good luck fishing.
Earl Wilson and Marion Case left
Monday for visit with relatives in
New York and Massachusetts.
f. ID. Fuller of Grand Rapids was in
the city over Sunday. He made the
BANNER Office pleasant call.
DR.. Bell of Smyrna left Monday for
Detroit and Mt. Clemens for week.
He will return next Saturday.
A scarlet fever placard is posted on
the residence of Frank Powers. Dr.
Morris reports Daisy Moore sick with
the fever.
Clyde Day returned yesterday from
a trip north where he had been can
vassing in the picture business and
reports good sales.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Jameson were
called to Lakeview Tuesday by the
death of Mrs. John S. Jameson a sis
ter-in-law aged ~ years.
Invitation cards have been issued for
the ninth annual reunion and banquet
of the Bedding high school alumni to be
held at Hotel Belding June "a
New ads this week: Robinson &
Hudson, The Commercial Bank, w. |.
Benedict, r.. Frand Ireland, Connell
Bros, and Thos A. Carten, Ionia.
The loss on the house burned last
week belonging to Mrs. Hicks was ad
justed at $61S.3l so reports Mr.. Wag-
ner the agent of the insurance com
pany.
l.. l.. Holmes has been making some
fine improvements at his residence
about his house and lawn. A triangu-
lar bed of fine geraniums graces the
latter.
The Congressional Club will meet
with Mrs. ID. f. Wilson Thursday
June Is. A special program in charge
OF Mesdames Morse and Chapman will
be presented.
j. w. Bolenbaugh was delegate to
the Grand Lodge Of Maccabees held in
Detroit this week. Others who took
advantage OF the low rates were DR.. j.
f. Pinkham, Mark McNitt and Mrs.
Baney.
Herbert Perrine and Miss Blanche
Haynor we're married in Ionia yester-
day. Belding friends extend congratu-
lations. They go to Minnesota to reside
he being employed by the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad there.
Ed. Mehney, who has been working
in Muskegon for the past year, has
been visiting relatives and friends here
and at Miriam. His wife, whom he
married in that city recently, accom-
panied him and expects to remain for
time. Mr.. Mehney is travelling on
the road selling pictures.
The wool buying season is now on
and our dealers are taking In a good
many clips, price ranging from l6 to %
cents per pound. Messrs. Weter, Wise
a. Spicer, f.. f.. jerks, ID. +. Wilson,