Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-16

A. 5. Wright of Ionia Supt. of the
poor, for Ionia was in the city Monday.
VIM Alden Smith of Grand Rapids
was in the city Monday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. b. Sullivan OF Owosso is
visiting her brother, A. l.. Pond and
wife.
Miss Leta Wheeler of the BANNER
office spent Sunday at her home in
Sparta.
Miss Lena Moe and mother, Mrs. c..
b. Coleman were in Grand Rapids over
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Cairns of Grand Haven
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Sheldon.
Mrs. Will Fisher and f. f. Fales
visited Mrs. Louise Bower at Green
vile Friday.
DR.. G. Nj, Martin who returned from
Seattle recently, has resumed practice
in Greenville.
Victor Morse of Ithaca was in the
city over Sunday, the guest of Miss
Cora Holmes
G. ID. Weter, w. B. Reed and Chas.
5. Felch went TO Chicago Friday and
remained over Sunday.
Robert Mclaughlin has returned
from Big Rapids, and will teach the
winter term in Miriam.
Silas Cobb and Charles Hopkins
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ezra Bur-
CESS in Fairplains Tuesday.
H. L. Ward and James Wolcott left
Wednesday for Il two weeks hunting
trip in Montmorency county.
w. Il. Carpen ter has secured a good
situation in Grand Rapids and has re-
moved there with his family.
Guy Chaffee, of the firm of Young Il
Chaffee with his wife were guests of
l.. +. Green and wife Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Griffith of Saranac is a
ly closed very successful term of
school.
Mrs. l.. A. Burnham of Carson City
is with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Ward, and expects to remain during
the winter.
Geo. 5. Roosevelt has moved his
Office into the Wallace block where
Chas. Brown recently had his real
estate Office.
Court Watchful No. 572, |. O. F..
will hold a special meeting Thursday
evening, Nov. %, instead OF their reg
ular meeting Nov. 30.
A. Nj. Simmons is putting up a neat
building adjoining Chas. McLaughlin's
blacksmith shop for painting and up
hostering carriages.
Miss Minnie.McConnell is home from
her school. The first term she ever
taught. 1t closed last week and she
vas well liked as teacher.
Those boy baby twins at Fred Nc
Nitt's last Thursday, are a pretty pair.
DR.. Stanton reports them, also their
mother and father doing finely.
The Grattan Ancient Order Of Clean
ers gives dancing party at Lessiters
hall, Grattan, tomorrow friday even
ing. A pleasant time is certain.
G. r. Herrick is moving his family
to his new home at Lyons this week.
His business here will not be closed up
for four or five weeks yet however.
Rev. J. J. Staley preached the funer-
al sermon OF Fred Casner in Grattan
last Friday, an account OF which is
given by our Grattan correspondent
All L. o. r. NJ are requested to
meet at their hall on Friday, Nov. "a,
8 a. m. Great Com. Lady Burns will
be here to give school of instruction.
No banquet.
Mrs. Amy L. Stewart, of Saginaw,
Grand Chief OF Honor OF the ID. of H.
of Michigan, spent Sunday the guest OF
Mrs. o. f. Webster, who is Grand
Receiver of the same.
The testimony in the electric light
case was all taken by the stenographer
in Ionia at the court room Saturday.
Judge Daboll will reviewuit and give
his decision in few weeks.
A large force OF men are at work on
the new railroad line this week inside
the city limits. Track laying has be-
gun from this city and will be contin-
ued south to meet the other end work.
ing this way.
All the farmers in this district
should attend the farmers institute in
Greenville to be held Nov. %, 800. One
OF the very best programs that has ever
been prepared for gathering OF this
kind will be used. Do not miss 1t.