Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-04-27

X. w. Trussell and H. A. Waldron
are doing carpenter work in Orleans.
Mrs. Sabina Eckert has returned
from Portland where she visited last
week
w. w. Mitchell has moved into the
city and will not work the farm this
season.
Frank Eseltine of Grand Rapids has
been a guest of his friend Edward
Wagner.
w. G. Sheldon of Grand Haven is
guest of his brother Dwight Sheldon
this week
G. f. Hills and son of New Baltimore
Mich, were in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Grove Waldron has returned from
Port Huron and will go to work at
Hotel Belding
Mrs. Cora Sabin has sold To Sarah
Sharkey house and lot in the south
part of the city.
w. Lee Cusser is making arrange
ments to have fine large porch added
TO his residence.
New advs. this week: Booths, II. j.
Leonard, w. /. Benedict, Holmes Bros.
and Miss H. f. Power.
The Belding Woman s Club will
meet with the President-elect Mrs. G..
d. Ellis Tuesday May 2.
Frank Chase OF Grand Rapids was In
the city this week visiting his sister
in-law Miss II. E. Power.
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs. Ed Lamb on May
4th, a full attendance is desired.
Mrs. f. E. Ranney and Mrs. L.
Frank Ireland were in Greenville
Tuesday visiting at John Lewis.
f. w. Howard has been to North
ampton, Mass, on business trip, hav-
ing been called there last Friday.
Mrs. Il. Trail was able to ride out
the first of the week. She has been
confined to the house for several
months
Miss Bertha Perry who has been
visiting at Mrs. Fitzjohn's for some
time returned to Pottersville this
morning.
Mrs. Kennedy who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Buttolph,
for few weeks returned this morning
to Corrunna.
Browns real estate agency reports
the sale of house and lot in the third
ward, near the high school, to Mrs.
Jennie Gulick.
Miss Levitt of Grand Rapids has
opened hair dressing parlors in the
Millinery store with Miss Stone in the
Heulster Block.
Guy d. Weter, NJ. Drummond, w.
G.. Meach and Guy Weeks went to
Grattan saturday night and witnessed
work in the NJ. NJ. Degree by the
Masonic lodge.
week and purchased an Is horsepower
gas engine which he will use as power
for saving up his timber and later to
place at his home.
Prof. J. G.. Van Wrinkle was called to
Sparta Saturday to attend the funeral
, OF an old friend, Rodney A. Hasting.
The deceased was a prominent BUSH
ness man OF the village.
Miss Nettie Wagner was taken sick
with grippe last week and has been
unable TO return to Ann Arbor. She
is improving, however, and expects to
be able to go back next week.
J. w. Fleming brought in load of
: eggs from Orleans Tuesday evening of
fifty crates containing 1900 dozen which
he purchased there, he is shipping eggs
by the car load from this station.
The ladies OF the o. G. A. are very
0 grateful to G.. w. Ellis OF Philadelphia
3 for substantial aid in the shape OF S25
3 check which shows his kindly interest
o in the work the ladies have undertaken.
: DR.. G.. G.. Perkins has been seriously
s i'll at Hotel Bedding, having been taken
y last week DR.. Ferguson OF this city
9 and DR.. Morgan OF Greenville are at
o tending him and report him considera'
= bly, improved the past two days.
o M. l.. Bradford OF st. Joe, State
y Bank Examiner, has been In the city
9 several days this week In the dis
3 charge Of his duty as bank examiner
y He says that our two state banks are Ia
Q excellent condition, are on substan
y tial basis and the business in every
I" . detail is being carried on in a conser'
% vative and safe manner.