Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-10-12
Local BrevitieS.

Oh. Beckwith has moved to Front
street,
H. B. Hall OF Grand Rapids was in
the city Monday.
w. ii. Rlcaby and wife left for st.
Joseph Saturday.
w. T.. Pilkinton aud wife have re-
turned from Portland.
Mrs. l.. H. Green is in Saranac visit
ing her parents this week
G.. N. Crippen and son Norman are
visiting his people in Wisconsin.
Jesse Hall and w. A. Stanton, of
Chicago, are in the city this week.
Helen A. Newman spent Sunday and
"A part OF Monday in Grand Rapids.
Spencer x Moulton are putting the
finishing touches on w. A. Wllders
store.
A. l.. Pond has wired w. M. Reyn-
olds' residence this week for electric
lights.
j. w. Howe has gone To Howard City
Wanda.
w. A. Mcintyre and wife are enter
tanning Messrs. Brown and Archer of
Calumet.
Will Hall, who has been having a
# Oil Tn hn In, tha al 10
Saturday.
w. b. Reed is having his residence
painted pure white. AL. Weaver is
doing the job.
John Whitsel has bought the Culver
property in the south part of the city
and will occupy ii at once.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Richardson have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W..
NJ. Reynolds for few days.
+. L. Carpenter is having his house
painted and other substantial improve
ments made to it inside and out.
Ed. Lamb and Rev. j. j. Staley went
out to Slayton Lake Monday fishing and
brought home several black bass.
The Bedding Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. II. ii. Gooding Tues
day afternoon, October 18th, at 2:30.
w. f. Bricker and Ii. j. Leonard
were in Chicago over Sunday and wit
messed the big demonstration Monday.
The Baptist tea held at Mr.. and Mrs
Hopkins Wednesday evening was up
TO the standard and financial success.
Mrs. w. M. Reynolds, who has been
confined to the house with an attack of
malarial fever, is able to be out again.
Nj. }. Demorest has sold his house on
the corner Of Center and Alderman
streets to Marguerite Stevens and her
mother.
Frank Cornell was in Chicago over
| Sunday. He saw President Mckinley
and other notables who attended the
festival.
y football game will take place at
Ellis Park Saturday afternoon between
the Grammar school boys of this city
and lonia.
The Ladies' Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs. z. w. Gooding,
Thursday, October 10Th. Quotations
from George Elliot.
Miss Myrtle Watson OF Cedar
Springs has a class in piano and organ
music in the city and comes here every
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs NJ. A. Chapman left Wednesday
morning for Saginaw to attend the
Grand Chapter, o. Il. S., as represent
ative from Doric Chapter.
Potato digging is the order among
farmers who are lucky enough to pos
sess "A field of the tubers. Some oil
them are paying as high as Sl75 "a day
Geo. Bannan speared an eel in the
river Sunday with pike pole which
weighed about seven pounds. 1t was
the largest ever taken from these
waters.
Thos. ID. Keller left this week fol
hshtabula, Ohio, where ne will remain
with relatives during the winter. His
son Clarence accompanied him as far as
Detroit.
Watch out for the big benefit enter
tainment to be given by the Recrea
tion club at the opera house in the
near future. The date will be an
, nounced soon.
, a party was given at the home OF w
A. Mcintyre for his little daughter
Beulow last Saturday. There we're p
present and the young people had |
splendid time.
: Jesse Aldrich and Myrtle MaddeI
were married last night at the resi-
dence of the brides father by Rev. A
0 o. Carman. The couple have the hes
3 wishes OF many frienns.
. Thos. Neap, pioneer OF Orleans, wa
2 buried this afternoon from Green
: church. Rev. A. .. Carman officiating
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