Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-12-01
THIS AND THAT.
News From Here and There Condense"
For Our Readers.

JIG. Wilbur and G.. f. Smith shot Id
quail and partridge over Mr.. Wilbur
dog Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Armour visited at Bel
ding the fore part of the week,-Lake
Odessa Wave.
st. Johns is giving very serious con-
sideration to the paving of her main
street with brick.
Miss Ora Cummings was the guest OF
Mrs. q. f. Smith vt Belding Thanks
giving.-Carson City Gazette.
Rev. G. X. Berry, of Ionia, united in
marriage Nov. %, Ira Darby, OF Keene,
and Miss Laura Swan, of Ada.
Clarence Hart, of Keene, and Mrs.
Minnie Gilbert, of Easton, were married
Nov. 10Th by Justice Hutchinson, OF
Ionia
Mrs. Mary Randall went to Belding
Tuesday where she will spend the week
with Mrs. Aggie Rich.-St. Johns Re-
publican.
Dick Zimmerman is in Belding this
week. He is talking of moving there
and working in one of the factories
again. Sheridan Advertiser
IL. L. Page and family of Belding ate
their Thanksgiving turkey under the
parental roof Of j. L. Watson and
family.-Cedar Springs Clipper.
The shirt factory we hoped to secure
week ago is probably off. Ionia is
trying to secure the enterprise, and
the company evidently wants to stay
there.-Grand Ledge Independent.
Sheriff Jordan says he spent 81, 900
trying TO have himself reelected, but
will retire from office on January lst
with just $4,000 clear profit to repre-
sent his two years in Office. Portland
Review.
A twenty-five dollar house greeted
the Greenville Theatre Co, Monday
night at the Opera House. The parts
were well taken and Miss Foster as
"Sue" played the character in very
pleasing way.
Miss Elizabeth Knettles has resigned
her position as bookkeeper with the
Ranuey Refrigerator Co. and returned
to her home in Big Rapids where she
is TO be married Dec. IA and move to
Pennsylvania. .--Greenville Indepen-
dent
Rev. b. V. Child, DR.. Ferguson,
Chas. r. Foote Chas. Madden and Lee
McElroy went out cunning Monday.
Twenty-four quail and partridge fell
before their unerrlng aim and were
brought home to make pot pie and
quail on toast.
M. A. Reed and Myron Spanogle
were out cunning one. day this week
and brought doWn forty-two birds with
their shot guns. They used Mr.. Reed 5
dog only eight months old which has
been under Mr.. Spauogle's training.
One day last week B. f. Hall and H.
l.. Page bagged S4.
Guy Beedy ayers in complaint he
made before Justice Foote that Dee
Newcomb took and carried away five
dollar bill from his possession Monday
and warrant for his arrest was issued
Deputy Sheriff Knott found the respon-
dent, brought him before the court,
and on plea of not guilty his trial
was set for Friday.
w. b. Reed hustled around the day
before Thanksgiving for something to
make big dinner He bought fine
turkey and plump, fat duck, both of
which were stuffed and roasted. His
brother-in-lawNSame down TO enjoy the
day and brought afopg bird dog for
hunt in the afterpoop. Mrs. Reed
cooked the water fowrin excellent
shape and left it in the kitchen while
the turkey graced the dining table as
a starter for the meal. The bird dog
shifted the duck, stole into the back
door and carried it away, stuffing and
all, and gorged himself so much that
be even wouldn't track partridge in
the afternoon.