Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-10-27
Local BrevitieS.


OF ). V. Cahill this week.
Mrs. Frank Mason returned last week
from trip to Big Rapids
Mrs. George Crawford went to Ionia
Monday Tor few days visit.
Geo. Parslow has moved into Mrs.
stewards house on Liberty street.
Jacob Weaver is putting In furnace
al The new greenhouse Of w. II. Olds.
Miss Maggie Sisco of Muskegon is
visiting friends and relatives here for
a week.
Mrs. E. r. Spencer and daughter
Maude took the train for Detroit this
morning
L. w. Holmes attended the wedding
OF j. Milton Earle in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
l. X. Waldo was called to Grand
Ledge Monday by the serious illness of
his brother.
Z. "A. Crib is in the employ of
Kingsley & Co., having taken Frank
Hicks position.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Arnold have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wor-
Ellington of Ithaca.
County Clerk John ]. Green of Ionia
was in the city Monday looking after
his political fences.
II. l.. VanBenschoten has sold the
Hal Preston house and lot on Washing
ton street to j. V. Cahill.
Ansel Crane, of Lyons, who has been
spending several days with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Cramer returned home
Monday.
A. h. Shelly and II. II. Jordan were
in the city Tuesday on "a political mis-
sion in behalf of the latter's candidacy
for sheriff
Nj. j. Demorest and family were ia
Big Rapids over Sunday visiting at
DR.. Pease's. They also made short
visit in Morley.
Mrs. Roberts who has been visiting
at the home OF her daughter Mrs. G..
ID. Weter, returned to her home near
Adrian Saturday.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary Exchange Club will be held
Thursday, November 3, at the home of
Mrs. Eliza Parker.
JAS. II. Luce who has been confined
to the house and he'd several weeks by
serious sickness is able to be up and
around the house again.
Frank and John Unger of Detroit
were visitors at their parents here this
week. John is at work for the Fletcher
Hardware Co. in that city.
Miss Lena Leonard came from Olivet
"Wednesday to attend the Unger-Fales
wedding, visited her parents over night |
and returned this morning.
New ads, this week: Il. Frank Ire.
land, Kingsley & Co., G. G.. O'Bryon,
Robinson & Hudson, Fl. j. Leonard, |
Connell Bros, and J. Il. Weber, of |
Ionia.
Miss II. +. Power, the milliner, is in
Grand Rapids this week getting the
latest ideas in millinery and the ladies
may expect some surprises upon her
return.
). j. Holmes of Rockville, Conn,
who has been an employee of Bedding
Bros. Il Co. for the past fourteen years,
has been in the city this week in their
interests.
Mrs. Seymour Waldron is suffering
from injuries received by a slight fall
she had one day last week while going
down cellar. She slipped and fell
breaking two ribs.
Romaine Robinson has purchased
the residence property adjoining Jas.
II. Luce on the east, of Ali. Hoyt and
is engaged in fitting it up for occupan-
cy by himself aud family.
Orton Webster has built seven more
sheds for the accommodation of teams
at the farmers restaurant. The far
mers begin to appreciate his five cent
stalls and he is getting ready for winter
business.
Hal II. Smith and Chas. X. Foote
spoke at the Republican meeting held
In Disco Wednesday night On ac-
count OF the rain there was not large
crowd present but the boys made ex-
cellent speeches.
John A. Crawford and wife are
guests OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
a. Spencer. An epidemic of diph-
iberia in Grand Haven closed the ,
schools there and they are taking an
vacation.
Hugh G. Wright and Blanche King
were married at the residence of her
mother on Broas street yesterday by
Rev. b. V. Child. Fred King and
Carrie b. Foss stood up with them as
best man and bridesmaid.