Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-09-28

Mrs. Chas. Felch has been spending
few days with Ionia friends.
Thos. Cannon and mother returned
last night from their visit north.
Mrs. j. A. Crawford and Miss Agnes
Spencer spent Sunday in Greenville.
Mesdames Chas. Mclaughlin and T..
+. Fales were in Greenville Tuesday.
Clyde Day, John Day and Carl
Granger returned this week from Da-
kota.
Mrs. G.. II. Willard has been enter
tanning her brother, Mr.. Lowrey, this
week.
Henry j. Leonard is spending a
couple OF days in Grand Rapids this
week.
Miss Geraldine Purcell has returned
from two weeks visit at her home in
Newaygo.
J. N. Role and wife of Tustin were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Holmes
last week.
Miss Agnes Taylor of Eureka left
this morning for Ypsilanti to attend
the State Normal.
The Ladies' Literrry Exchange Club
will meet Thursday, October 9Th, with
Mrs. Eliza Parker.
Carlton Washburn and Rufus Morse
left Monday morning for Ann Arbor To
begin university life
Miss Mamie Cremin of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Pond. She
will remain about week
A. Behrendt is in Toledo and other
eastern markets tins week purchasing
his fall and winter stock.
Miss Jennie Wagner has returned TO
Alma TO resume her duties In the mu-
sic department OF the college.
Mrs. Seymour Andrus and Mrs.
Geo. Wolcott of Hastings have been
visiting Mrs. j. r. Mcintyre.
Miss II. f.. Power has returned from
Detroit and Grand Rapids, where she
has been getting the latest in millinery.
Mrs. Coville returned from Olivet
Friday night, where she had been en-
tering Avis in the Conservatory OF
Music.
T.. w Lytle and family left Tuesday
morning for Ann Arbor TO reside dur
ing the time he is taking his course in
medicine.
|. |. Barker and wife have returned
from Bay View and moved into their
home purchased OF Baxter Strong on
Liberty street.
Mrs. w. 5. Roberts, who has been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. G.. ID.
Weter aud Miss Belle Roberts, return
ed home Wednesday.
The Master Mason's degree will be
worked at the Masonic lodge room,
Monday evening. A full attendance of
the brethren Is requested. Refresh
ments will be served at the close.
Chas. Brown, Ed. Jersey and Nathan
lei Lapham are getting their guns and
camp equipage in order to take In a
good hunting ground in the Northern
Peninsula. They will leave soon.
Sewer pipe is being laid from b. F..
Halls new residence TO connect with
the large main on Main street. M. A..
Reed, H. j. Leonard, and Robert and
David Wilson will also have the use of
IL for their residences.
Miss Inez Hall was called TO Sheri-
dan last week by the death of her
brother, young man Is years OF age,
resulting from being kicked by one of
the horses. He was an exemplary
young man and much respected.
Ben White found a ten-cent piece
nicely encased in the outer lining OF
the stomach OF a beef he killed the
, other day. He also has button hook
and several other souvenirs he has
taken from the stomachs of cattle he
has butchered.
The new library, established by the
Parmelee Library Co., will be open to
its patrons the last Of this week or
early next. II will be installed ia the
Cornell Bros. store with Harry Connell
! rs librarian. Call and leave your
name for membership.
\ A very fine birthday reunion was
; held at Mrs. f.. B. Geary's Saturday
( Mrs. V. Gilmore OF Greenville, Mrs J
Q w. MINER and Mrs. II. Gilmore OF thi:
Q city were present. Their birthday an
= niyersaries all occur at the same time
. and an annual reunion Is INDUCED In
0 The day was very pleasantly spent.