Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-03-15
Local BrevitieS.

few days this week.
Mrs. Sandell OF Lowell has been Wis.
iting her son, VIM +. Sandell.
Mrs. r. NJ Wilson returned last
week from her visit in Chicago.
Mrs Ed. Wright OF Greehville was a
guest at w. l.. Cusser's Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Whitford was in Fem
wick, Tuesday, on official business.
Rev. Quick's subject for Sunday
evening will be ."St. Patrick, Bap-
fist.
Nj. A. Cooley has been having a
severe attack of the grippe but is out
again.
E. E. Lessiter will give another dane
ing party at Grattan, Friday evening,
March 23d.
Orson VanGeisen, one of Orleans
solid farmers called on friends in the
city Monday.
VIM. Hough gets an increase in his
pension from $l2 to ST. per month.
Good for him.
Mrs. Geo. Devine contemplates
spending a part of the summer in
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Crawford OF Ionia
have been visiting at their son Georges
for few days.
l.. w. Weeks was in Ionia Monday
on business in connection with the
VIM. Slosson estate.
Court Stewart, No. 81, l. O. F., will
meet with Mrs. Shaft, Wednesday
evening, March IL.
Helen A. Newman has returned
from Chicago where she has been buy
ing her millinery goods.
Miss Eulah Wright OF Greenville
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. L, Cusser "a
couple of days last week.
Miss Rose Rice, who has been visit
ing her parents here, returned to
Granu RAPIDS, wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff E. E. Whitford has
made arrangements with Justice Foote
for Office room and will hereafter be
found at that place
Tuesday night, March Goth, the
Knights OF Pythias will give work in
the first degree. A large attendance
is desired. A. B. Hull, G. G.
j. E. Hall, Of Chicago, president Of
the Bedding Hall Mfg. Co., and j. c.
Lilly of the New York and Philadel-
phia offices, are in the city this week.
Poverty party at the opera house to-
morrow friday evening, under the
auspices of the Modern Woodmen.
Music by Bartlett's orchestra; bill so
cents.
Lovett's Boston Stars, in the lecture
opera house, March Goth. Re-
served seats on sale at Benedict's,
Friday noon. This is considered very
strong attraction.
Phoenix lodge, d. of H., will meet
with Mrs. Frank Johnson Saturday
evening, March II, with their lunch
boxes. The A. O. U. w. and friends
If both lodges are invited.
Prof. A. L. Marvin delivers lecture
How Seccess is Won," at
-loolz's Cnroans +on,ncrnuy fIgri1o,l o,1,
ling at 7:30. The Belding high school
quartet is to furnish music.
1t would seem as though this was
,old climate for raising oranges but
Mrs. Jas. Avery OF the second ward is
he possessor of a tree with fruit
'ipened and matured upon it.
Attention X. P's. Friday night, |
March %, we will hold pedro party |
n our Castle Hall. Every member is |
to be present with ladies,
md invite your friends. A. b. Hull,
:. G..
Mrs. Geo. French returned to Ionia,
Wednesday,, from few days visit at
he home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jhas. Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins has
,een on the sick list but is now i'm
proving.
Quite a party of Ionia people came
Up on the Maccabee special train Mon
lay night bound for Greenville, and
pent the evening until its return at
Hotel Belding. Whist was the prin-
iple feature of the evening.
The Modern Woodmen lodge of this
ity has arranged to open its charter
or time and district deputy ). II.
Iangdon OF Grand Rapids will endeav-
'r to secure large class to become
members OF this growing society.
Elmer Brooks, two miles north and
hree-quartes of mile west OF Graf
an Center, announces an auction sale
II horses, cows, and farm stock and
ltensels generally, on Saturday, March
II commencing at one o'clock sharp