Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-08-03

a guest at A. Behrendt's.
Miss McVean of Stanton visited
friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Gregg of Luther is visit
ing her mother and sister.
G. l.. Reardon, the Greenville attor-
ney, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Nealon goes to New York
state today for two weeks visit.
j. Il. Cornell leaves tonight for a few
weeks visit with his sister in New
y orh state.
Mrs. A. IL. Snow and granddaughter
Miss Ada May, left for New York state
this morning.
Jessie Leonard and Naomi Gooding
are in Lyons having good time visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Frank o. Johnson is visiting
friends and relatives In Kalkaska and
Harbor Springs.
Great crowds from this city expect
to go to the big circus in Ionia, Tues
day, August Sth.
Chas. Coon and family have gone TO
Newaygo to visit his people, the first
visit in four years.
Mrs. Treat, sister of III. II. and Z. w.
Gooding, left this week on her return
home In lhion N V
Miss Gladys Sanders, who has been
visiting at M. A. Chapman's, has re-
turned to her home.in Stanton.
Miss Mary White who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Washburn re-
turned to Connecticut Wednesday.
The Long Lake campers, |. l.. Hub
bell, Chas. Mclaughlin, Ed. Lamb and
their wives returned home Monday.
John Reck was in Lansing over Sun
day. His daughter Florence who has
been visiting here returned with him.
Mrs. Hugh Mcintyre and children
left for Tacoma this morning, having
spent some time visiting friends here.
N. Wallace has been making good
improvements by having his residence
and tenant house painted up in fine
shape.
l.. l.. Holmes made business trip
to Lansing, Flint, Carson City, and
other points last week, returning home
Friday.
b. j. Lowery, of Howard City, was in
town Tuesday, on official business con-
nected with his Office as deputy revenue
collector
Fifteen tickets were sold at the sta
ton this morning for the Niagara Falls
excursion. More were sold Tor the one
to Dakota.
Mrs. Sid V Bullock and daughter,
OF Howard City, were guests of August
Thurman for few days returning
home Monday
l.. +. Green angled for trout near
Luther last week. Mrs. Green accom-
panied him as far as Morley, where she
visited his people.
Dr. Geo. A. Stanton has returned
from Chicago and resumed practice.
He took five weeks post graduate
course while there.
New advs. this week: Il. +. Ireland,
Spencer & Lloyd, w. 1. Benedict, Au-
gust Thurman, w. M. Reynolds, w. +.
Bricker; J. Il. Weber, Ionia.
N. Lapham has closed his candy
store again and gone fishing at his
favorite resort, Wabasis lake. Mrs.
Lapham is visiting in Detroit.
Married, in Eureka Saturday, July
20, by Rev. A. o. Carman, Fred King
and Grace Brown, at the residence OF
the brides parents, Joe Brown.
w. F. Staley and wife, OF Washing
ton, ID. c., have been guests OF Clarence
Staley and II. L. Van Benschoten.
They spent the day at Pine Island lake
Monday.
Hon. A. l.. Spencer, II. L. Page,
Henry j. Leonard and their wives left
today for week or two outing. One
OF the points Of interest they will make
is Niagara Falls.
Joe Berry, Belongs favorite young
tenor, left Tuesday morning for Min
nesota, to join Clark & SCOTS min
strels. His friends, and they are many,
wish him success, and have no doubt
that he will attain it.
DR.. Pinkham has moved his Office
across the hall into the rooms formerly
occupied by Dentist Willard and has
made improvements by putting in Q
number OF new appliances and fixture:
for the better service Of his patients.