Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-09-29
Local BrevitieS.



Miss Sarah Mcdonald was the CUES
OF her sisters over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Gardner OF Nebraska /
visiting at w. b. and John Travis.
Mrs. C.S. Ford of Cedar Springs is
guest OF her sister Mrs. j. A. Spencer
+. b. Geary has accepted the situa
tlon oil foreman in the Ionia STANDARD
Office.
A. ID. Whitaker of Battle Creek il
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. A.
: Chave.
). +. Pressly is assisting in Morse's
department store in Grand Rapids for
a few weeks.
ltev. Chas. Koenig of New Baltimore
has been visiting his sister Mrs. N.
Lapham this week.
Mrs. {. N. c. Harrington has Joined
her husband who has secured good
position ia Chicago.
Z. w. Hammond accompanied his
vile to Holly Monday where she will
remain for treatment.
Geo w. Hill and brother Burt have
returned from Detroit. The latter is
much better but not we'll man yet.
Alex Russell who cut his foot so
badly a couple of weeks ago is again
able to be out and without crutches.
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds had rose bush
on her lawn containing seven roses i'm
full bloom last week. They were beau
ties.
Mrs. Mary E. Benedict, who has been
a guest at T. Frank Ireland's for
couple OF weeks, has returned to Chi
cago.
Mrs. j. w, Kingsley left Tuesday for
visit in Traverse City, Copemish and
other places in the northern part of
the state.
Misses Nettie Wagner and Mabel
Spencer left Monday morning to re-
sumo their studies in the University at |
Ann Arbor.
Z. "A. Crib and Joel Cook were call |
ed 10 Portland Monday by the death of |
OF Mrs. Cornell, sister of Mr.. Cook |
and Mrs. Crib.
Phoenix Lodge No. AZ meets 1st and |
3rd Saturday evening of each month.
Special work for October 1st. Let all
members turn out.
The Bedding Weman's club will open
its years work next Tuesday afternoon
Oct. 4, at the residence of Mrs. DR..
Ohlinger, at $50 p. M
III. S. Campbell has home grown
on the vines being the
second crop this year. They are the
haviland and very delicious.
The Maccabees of Ionia will dedicate
"a new hall in the Weber block Tues
day evening, Oct. 4, at which all mem
bers of the order are invited.
The city fathers granted the fran
chise for the electric road at their
meeting last Friday evening. 1t will
be found in another column of this issue.
Mrs. Maurice A. Reed and Mrs.
Robt, M. Wilson have gone to Canada :.
This week for few weeks stay. The j.
former goes to st. Marys and the lat
ter TO London.
The Juniors and Seniors, about thir-
" in ALL chartered Elkerton's steamer
md transports Monday night for a
moonlight ride on the river They
had gay time.
Fred Benham of Hastings, member b
II the 18th Regiment of u. S. Regulars, p
las been visiting his relatives, Mr. | /,
md Mrs. Ed. Carpenter HIS regiment u
5 in Porto Rico where he expects to go. 4
w. f. Wilder has been enjoying % v
'isit for the past ten days with his son, il
Walter Wilder, OF Colorado Springs, V
jol. He is the business manager and h
'ditor of the Colorado Springs Gazette. b
Our advertisers rather encrOach upon
he reading matter space this week, 81
'ut they are all live announcements of D
i've business men and women and it L
will pay you to look them over care il
ully. r,
Knights attention. Regular meet d
ng OF Fortuna Lodge X. OF =. We'd a.
esday evening, October 5, at Castle o.
all. The chancellor commander de- Ell
Tres all members of the order to be d'
resent. "A
The Orleans people will have rich o
reat In the entertainment to be given - -
y Cora G. Blanchard under the auspices !.
i the school at the M. +. church, ''
Jet. Z, and it should be filled to over
lowing. p'
New ads this week: II. +. Ireland, &c
Reed q Holden, w. f. Bricker, Spen y
er " Lloyd, w. /. Benedict, Cahill e. o
hudson, w. A. Chave, III. j. Leonard,
;. @. O'Bryon, Ionia District Fair and -
. Il. Webber. VI
Henry A. Jarsav Of MenOminee and