Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-19
Local Brevities.

day.
Moving pictures at Opera House to-
night.
r. l.. Russell returned TO Luther
this week.
Roy Reynolds has been severely i'll
with grippe.
Judge F. ID. M. Davis of Ionia was in
town Tuesday.
George Green has moved into the
Owens house.
Gridley club banquet at lonia Friday
night. Let us all go,
w. G. Spicer took several car loads
OF hogs to Detroit yesterday.
Will Cobb is called away from his
grocery business by sickness.
Louis B. Hall of Grand Rapids has
been in the city for few days.
The Congressional Club will meet
with Mrs. A. Z. Weter January Goth.
Attorney Dwight Sheldon was in
Ionla Monday on professional business.
The repairs upon o. F. Webster's
home, recently damaged by fire, have
been completed.
Robt. Wilson and wife have gone to
Chicago to spend few weeks with
their daughter Mrs. c. M. White.
Cahill g. Hudson will move their
stock Of clothing into their store as
soon as 1t is vacated by Mr.. Mabbett.
f. r. Spencer, who was laid up a
week at his home with the prevailing
malady, is again able to be down to
his store.
New ads this week: Holmes Bros,
w. A. Chave, Eddy & Co., Kingsley g.
Co., T. F. Ireland, W. l. Benedict and
the Penny Store.
The whistle OF the new Sanitary Re-
frigerator factory which is now heard
daily, makes very pleasant music in
the ears OF our citizens.
Mrs. Pallister of Niagara Co., New
York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Parslow. The latter who has been
critically i'll is improving.
The newly elected officers of the X.
r. Lodge were installed last night.
The pedro party was postponed to
Thursday night of next week.
Mrs. Cooper, president OF the Ladies'
Literary association OF Greenville for
three years, is assisting her husband
at the auction book sale in the Vincent
| block.
Mrs. Hudson, wife of Mr.. Hudson, of
the firm OF Cahill & Hudson, has been
confined to the house by very serious
illness but is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Mrs. Tina Carr and daughter of
Sparta is guest of her sister, Miss
Minnie Everett. this week. Her hus-
band arrived Saturday and remained
over Sunday.
The Ten O'Clock Club, Adam Fede-
wa manager, will give masquerade
ball at the Opera House Friday eve
ming, January q. Masks will be on
sale at Connell Bros. drug store
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Mason of Grant
we're in attendance at the special meet
ing OF Doric Chapter, o. E. S., Tues
day night. Mrs. Mason is Worthy
Matron OF Venus Chapter, Grattan.
Martin Ansbaugh and family have
been seriously i'll with the grippe all
this week. A sister of Mr.. Ansbaugh
from Ashland and Mr.. Ansbaugh's
mother visiting there have also had it..
DR.. G. G. Perkins, secretary OF the
Sanitary Refrigerator Co. went to
Detroit yerterday on business for the
company. One OF the matters he will
look up is a dynamo for lighting the
plant with electricity.
The remains OF Arson Randall, who
died suddenly last Friday from the
effects OF the grippe, in Dandy, was
brought here for burial Monday His
relations are buried here and the re-
mains were placed beside their graves
in the old cemetery.
w. S. Cutler OF Chicago and +. S
Etaon OF Springfield, Mass, has been in
the city this week, guests Of F. Fran
ney. MIR. Cutler has charge Of the
branch office OF the Ranney Refrigera-
tor Co. in Chicago and Mr.. Eaton sup
erintends the business in Massachu-
sets.
A. Behrendt has bought out the mil
linery stock OF j. G. Mabbett and
| moved il into his bazaar store. Mr..
Mabbett has decided to return to Ovid.
His health has failed since he came
here and he is having the grippe this
week. His wife is also having an at.
tack OF it.
James Brown OF Charlotte has been
} In the city several days during the
past week, being called here by the
9 sickness OF his mother. Byron Brown
a WINS also aick With grinne Mt the same