Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30
Local Brevities.
Are you truly thankfulY

nus. roicn mas feJurneu from III
two weeks Chicago trip.
Mike McCue of Grand Rapids visite,
Bedding relatives Monday.
Enos Flint has purchased the New
hall house In the third ward.
r. T.. Fales returned Tuesday from
several days trip to Detroit.
John Deatsman went TO his home il
Sebewa to eat Thanksgiving turkey.
Mrs. Orilla Lewis, mother of Mrs
Gepheart left Saturday for Wisconsin.
DIR. A. l.. Corey of Stanton called on
friends In town Tuesday OF this week.
l.. E. Green and wife are at her par.
ents in Saranac to partake OF turkey
dinner.
Chris Hansen of Hotel Decker.
Lakeview, was calling on friends here
Monday.
Miss Helen A. Newman is taking her
Thanksgiving dinner with friends in
Stanton.
Mrs. Olive Britcher, of Syracuse, N.
y, is visiting at o. F. Webster's for a
few days.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes returned Tuesday
from months visit with friends at
Naples, N. Y.
Mrs, q. II. Willard is spending
Thanksgiving with her son Fred in
Grand Rapids.
MIR. Stanley Howard will eat Thanks
giving dinner with Miss Jessie NJ.
Baker at Evart.
f. l.. Piper and wife of Rockford
and Will Joiner of Chase are spending
the day with E. B. Lapham.
Geo. w. Thompson, a we'll known
attorney of Grand Rapids, was in the
city on business Wednesday.
Carlton Washburn and Rufus Morse
are home from the U. of M. at Ann
Arbor, for the Thanksgiving vacation.
VIM. Shepler, who has been stop
ping at +. +. Chapple's since Septem-
ber went to Coral Tuesday, to visit
friends.
Fred l.. Williams, the successful
young attorney formerly OF Ionia, now
OF Cedar Springs, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Sine lair are en-
PERTAINING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott and sister Mrs. John Mills, all of
Fenwick
Charles Brown has been appointed
by the Judge OF Probate, administra-
tor of the estate of Edmund Ingalls
deceased
Holmes Bros, the clothiers are
reaching out and have an interest in
clothing store recently established at
Remus, Mecosta Co.
f. w. Boughton, of Grand Rapids,
one of the electric road promoters,
was in the city Wednesday on business
connected with that project.
The hunting party has returned from
the upper peninsula. Ed. Jersey made
the best record, having shot three
deer. N. Lapham secured one.
Will j. Dougherty and Geo. Wood
Jr. have procured one of the moving
picture machines and are giving enter
talnments in neighboring towns.
b. F. Hall and II. l.. Page brought
in AZ partridges Monday night as the
result OF days shooting. They didn't
take the trouble to count what other
birds they had.
Bert Blakeslee, of Grand Rapids,
the hustling representative of the New
York Life Insurance Co., we'll known
to many of our citizeus, has been in
the city this week.
Frank Holmes of Grand Rapids.
formerly in the hardware business
here, but now on the road for Mil
waukee wholesale hardware concern.
was in the city Saturday.
Will Gregg has taken a position in
Holmes Bros. clothing store. He has
had plenty of experience in the mer-
chandising business and makes valu-
capable acquisition for them.
w. B. Travis, who as representative
OF the McCready Cork Co., OF Chicago,
travels through a dozen different
states, is home this week to spend
Thanksgiving with his family.
DR.. VIM. Bell returned Wednesday
evening from Detroit where he had
been for a week on business connected
with the medical board of which he
was recently appointed a member.
The first train to arrive from the
south over the new railroad reached
Bedding at exactly o'clock Monday
afternoon. 1t was the work train
headed by the L. & H. engine No. /.
Mrs. Thos. Cairns who has been
visiting in this city and vicinity re-
turned to her home at Grand Haven
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