Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-23
Local Brevities.

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Band concert, Opera House, Tues
day, March 2S.
Mrs. Alice j. Cory, OF owosso, was
in the city Tuesday.
l.. b. Hall OF Grand Rapids was In
the city Wednesday.
Earnest Divine of Lakeview has beer
in the city this week.
w. b. Reed and family returned
from Morlev Monday.
The Democratic city convention will
be held Monday night.
Sydney Cameron, Of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday with his parents.
Geo. T.. Nichols and Frank G. Miller
OF Ionia, were in the city Monday.
H. Fl. Belding and family left for
their home in Dayton, Ohio, this week.
Ross Nichols, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Nichols, OF Kiddville, was buried
Saturday.
Miss Laura Williams, of Ionia, was
guest at her brothers., E. A. Horri-
gan, this week.
Mrs.M. Unger went to Detroit Satur-
day and will return this week with
new millinery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ring, of Grand Ledge,
have been guests OF her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. l. X. Waldo.
The heaviest TALL OF snow experienced
in this vicinity this winter has been
sprung upon US this spring.
Mrs. Hanyen who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Howe, re
turned to Hastings Wednesday.
Roy Ecker and wife OF Chicago we're
in the city Friday and Saturday, guests
of her sister Miss Ella Armour.
Rev. 3. V. Child attended the Con-
gregational District Association held
in Edmore Monday and Tuesday.
The Spencer Electric Light & Power
Co. have donated the lighting OF the
Recreation Club rooms for year.
Helen A. Newman has just returned
from Grand Rapids where she has
been attending the millinery opening.
John Lutes left this morning for De-
troit where he expects to secure a situ-
alton in one OF the large drug houses
there.
Edward Mehney has leased w. G.
Spicer's store and will open fine con-
fectionery and ice cream establishment
about April lst.
Peter Engeman is expecting to 60 to
Detroit this week to undergo an oper-
alton for bowel trouble. He has been
sick for some time.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Con-
gregational Club will meet with Mrs.
E. B. Lapham, Wednesday afternoon,
March 29 at 2 o'clock.
Geo. Enbody and Miss Julia Ariss
were married by Justice K. B. Lapham
at the editorial rooms OF the BANNER
office Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock.
A. b. Hull who has been confined to
his room by sickness for nearly three
weeks is able to attend to business
again and his many friends are pleased
to see him out.
DIR. Edward Andrus, the we'll known
veterinary dental specialist, OF Boston,
will be in Bedding March 9th p. M,
and March 18th a. m, and will operate
upon any cases OF dentistry brought to
him at either livery. Examinations
free.
Fred p Smith is having honors
heaped upon him this week in measure
that is overlooking. He was unani-
mously re nom mated for city clerk last
night and woke up this morning to find
that he was papa TO a bouncing baby
boy.
The recital given by Miss Helen
Bakers pupils at the Baptist church
last night was pronounced success.
Her pupils did remarkably well, show
ing excellent training, and her assist
ants Misses Freeman and Bouk, were
highly appreciated
J. NJ. Trimble received word We'd
nesday by wire of the death of his
brother, Thos Trimble, in Paxton,
Ill. He left for that city on the even
ing train. 1t was only last summer
that he was called there by the death
of the deceased's wife.
E. H. King expected to open his
gallery some time ago but has been
unavoidably delayed on account of
supplies not reaching him and the bad
weather. He will be ready for settings
Friday, March "A, but will not be able
to show samples for several days.
Thos Welsh has purchased stock
of boots and shoes at Gaines and has
gone there this week to open business.
Mrs. Welsh left yesterday to JOIN him
and they will reside there. We had
hoped that Tom would settle in this
city for he and his wife have host Of