Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-14
Local Brevities.

At Sylvan Deans, Thursday, Sept.
7th, IA girl
Mrs. Dwight Sheldon has returned
from Grand Haven.
Col. Ed. Young, OF Chicago, register
cd at Hotel Belding Wednesday.
Mrs. M. Unger leaves Saturday for
Detroit to purchase millinery goods.
Mrs. Will Briggs is very low and is
not expected to live but a short time.
Chas Crosby has been receiving "A
visit from brother who resides in
Battle Creek.
Mrs. Geo. Crippen and children,
Norman and Charley, have returned
from the east
Romano Robinson is having his
house painted up in fine style by Spen-
Ger & Moulton.
Miss Mary Wagner returned to
Grand Rapids Saturday night to re-
sumo school work.
DR.. Camp has gone to Cedar Springs,
having several cases OF tapeworm to
treat in that vicinity.
L. 6. Crothers and wife returned
Sunday from a weeks visit on the
farm with Ben. Kitson.
Misses Florence Spencer and Mabel
Gibson, of Ionia, have been guests of
Bedding friends this week.
Miss Minnie Everett, of Sparta, has
been visiting in the city and at l.. G.
Fales', in Orleans, this week.
There was heavy frost Wednesday
night, the first to do any damage in
these parts this summer and fall.
c. NJ. Gray of Grand Rapids has ac-
cepted the position OF drug clerk with
w. A. Dutt at the Bedding Pharmacy.
VIM. Wiselogle, of Muskegon, and
VIM. Jones, Of Ronald, old comrades OF
w. II. Locke, paid him visit Tues
day.
Regular communication of Beldlng
Lodge No. 355, f. & A. M, Monday
evening, Sept. 18th, and work in T. A.
degree.
Geo. Roosevelt has purchased the
Koesky house from the new railroad
company and will move it on one Of
his lots
nsrin AID
Joseph Green, left Tuesday morning
for Hanover, Ont, to visit at James
Green's.
Miss Helen a. Newman returned
from Grand Rapids, Monday, where
she had been for couple of days on
business,
Miss Addie Stoddard, of Hubbards-
ton, who has been guest at A. b.
Carriers for a couple of weeks, return
ed Wednesday.
Vern Waterman and Georgeana
Deshaw were married at Frank
Waterman's, September Bird, by Rev.
Il. A. Mcconnell.
DR.. j. T.. Ferguson has purchased
the Whipple house OF w. Il. Hether.
ingtOn, now occupied by +. w. Howard
consideration, 81, 400.
Mrs..Lizzie Carpenter of Evart is a
guest at E. b. Lapham's. She will soon
move to Gladstone where her son,
Smith Lapham, resides.
b. II. Blakeslee, of Grand Rapids, |
general agent of the New York Life |
Insurance Co., has been in the city this |
week writing insurance.
Mrs. Frank +. Godfrey, Miss Nellie
Kearns and little Lucille Mosher are
the guests of Mrs. Catherine Byrne at |
her summer home in Grattan.
o. G. Wheeler has been painting and |
repairing his two dwelling houses in
the city. The one where his father
and mother reside has received a fine |
addition.
The Lowell team which succeeded in
defeating our nine on their grounds
last week, will play here this after
noon. Game called at 3 o'clock. Ad-
mission 10 cts, ladies 10 cts.
F. w. Howard left this morning
again for St. Louis, where he has been
taking treatment at the mineral baths
Tor rheumatism. He is much improv-
ed and the physician in charge says a
permanent cure will be effected.
Albert Fisk had birthday last Sat
urday and in order to impress it more /
iorcibly upon his remembrance, the
relatives and few friends were invit-
ed in unknown to him to help celebrate
IT. a very pleasant time was had by
all
Amos Wheeler is the oldest Mason in
the city. He is member OF the lodge
In Lansing and was made Mason in
1886 in the state OF New York. He is
very enthusiastic member and likes
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