Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-07
Local BrevitieS.

Rapids Monday.
Chas. Ireland was in Detroit on bus
ness last Friday.
Frank Livermore OF South Bosto
has moved TO Belding.
Andrew Fyfe is engaged in collect
Ing railroad subscriptions.
Miss Nina Finch spent ThanksglvinI
with her parents at Sparta.
Mrs. II. s. Andrews of Ionia is visit
ing Beldlng friends this week.
h. II. Barker went to Traverse Cit,
Wednesday tor two weeks visit.
Attorney III. l.. Van Benschoten wa
in Grand Rapids Friday and Saturday
Guy Atwood, manager of the Cora
Lumber Co., was in the city Monday
Mr.. a. S. Mason of Big Rapids was
guest at Frank Mason's over Sund ay.
Geo. Ricaby of st. Joseph has been
visiting Bedding friends for week
past.
The third annual exhibit of the Silk
City Poultry association will be held
Dec. Is to %
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club
Will meet Thursday Dec. IA, at Mrs.
Ed. Lambs.
d. .. Thompson has accepted the
position of engineer at Bedding Bros.
u CO. S silk mill.
Chas. >. Felch and wife ate turkey
with Mr.. Felch's parents at Carson
City Thanksgiving.
John ID. Campbell was the first man
in Keene to pay his 800 subscription
to the new railroad via Smyrna.
Irving Mcintyre and wife have re-
turned to New York state from visit
at his brothers w. A. McIntyre's.
Masonic school of instruction at
Greenville today, which many of the
Belding officers and members will
attend.
see announcement in another column
of the opening of G. w. French's Beld
Ing store. Mr.. French is no stranger
in Bedding.
Secretary Wagner announces that
Series No. p Bedding Building and
Loan association stock Is now open for
subscribers.
1T is announced that j. G.. Van
Wrinkle has been appointed to 81, 900
year clerkship in the war depart
nent at Washington.
Jesse Worden has returned from
jhicago to Bedding to remain for the
winter. He is preparing himself to
become an electrician.
Vincent a. Co. say they will give a
ack OF hot peanuts to every purchaser
o the amount of 5 cents or over, at the
andy store Saturday next.
Mrs. f. A. Coles, daughter OF Mrs.
VI. ii. Garfield left Wednesday morn
ng to join her husband in Montana.
'uere Nc nad preceded her.
Misses Jennie and Mary Wagner
'ere home from Alma and Grand Rap
is to spend their Thanksgiving vaca-
ION under the parental roof.
Vincent q Co. and A. Behrendt have
cen having extra lights put in their
tore windows which make them very
howy and conspicuous at night. i
Mrs. Gertie Stahlin made complaint s
gainst her husband, Brook Stahlin, /
elore Judge Lapham for non-support.
ase adjourned to December 9th. t
President Heald and other leading [
Metals OF the D., G. II. & w. came up
yer the new railroad line in special {
'aches last Friday on an inspection C
Up. a
With the advent OF December our I
eautiIul fall weather seems to have p
lded for this season. This week has 9
ven US a decided taste of genuine l.
inter. <
Miss Bessie Connell was home from
le Ferris school at Big Rapids for
thanksgiving and remained until Mon
ny. Her friend Miss Erwin accom- c
lnied her. |;
Lena Martin is assisting at w. A.
have's Variety Store. until after the !,
'lidays. Mrs. Myrtle Madden Aid =
en- has also been engaged commence =
g next week. =
Ihere Is no extra charge for the
hrlstmas number OF The BANNER, and
~ Will be doing your friends favor \
you will tell them that they should ),
1t fail to get a copy. :,
Mr.. William Barrett and Mrs. Della 1.
avens both OF Ionia we're married at n
e residence OF Riley Owens Thanks d
wing evening by Rev. A. O. Carman.
ne bride is an aunt OF Mrs. Owens.
Inc Baptist ladies' of the first ward ID
IL serve an oyster supper Wednesday Il
enlng, Dec. IL. at the home of Me- ~,