Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-10-04

Local Breyities.
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b. +. Hall is doing grand jury duty
in Grand Rapids this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Reed returned
from their northern trip Tuesday.
A Mckinley, Roosevelt and Smith
banner has been strung across Main st.
n. Richardson of Reed City visited
friends here for few days this week.
Saml Marshall of Grand Rapids is
visiting at VIM. j. Clarke's for a
couple of weeks.
Misses Ida Coler and Marie Jensen
of Ionia, are guests of Mrs. Frank
Mason this week.
w. w. Huelster OF the Paper Box
Co., is in the city today looking after
his interests here.
Earl Vincent, who was quite sick
for ten days is now attending to bust
ness again as usual.
a. Il. Underwood of Athens, visited
his sons, Underwood Bros, the Pleas
ant st. grocers, last week.
Mrs. w. f. Galloway and daughter
of Ingersoll, Ont, are guests at the
home Of Aid. b. G. Curtis.
The nine months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Ohlinger is dangerously
sick with the cholera infantum.
Miss Nora Crane Of Lyons teacher of
the Orleans school, visited at James
Cramer's Saturday and Sunday.
The local democrats have organized
a club and opened headq uarters in the
vacant store adjoining Hotel Bricker.
Mrs. M. j. Tanners mother, who
has been here with her for nearly
year, left Wednesday to return TO Can
ada.
You will laugh till your sides ache
when you see "McCarthy's Mishaps"
at the opera house next Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs Lyman Covey, who has been in
poor health for year went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday to consult with a spec.
ialist.
Miss Maloney of Detroit is spending
the week at Mrs. E. Trails. They
went TO Lowell Wednesday to visit
Mrs. Trails sister.
Sold through Charles Brown, Real
Estate agency, house and lot known as
the Joseph Crosby property on the
north side to Henry Diamond.
Orlo Fish has removed with his fam
| lily to Coldwater. Geo. Haysmer is
filling the position temporarily, left
vacant in Len Crothers' barber shop.
Miss Maybelle Booth, who was sud-
denly called home a few week ago
on account of the death OF her father
is in the city for a short visit with
friends.
DR.. Pinkham is receiving visit of
few weeks from his father, VIM. Pink
ham OF fleetwood, Ont. A cousin,
Geo. Muma, of Ayr, Ont, is also here
for few days
Chas. Stevens and wife are receiving
a visit from her mother, Mrs. Scott
and sister, Mrs. John Waring OF In
gersoll, Ont. The former will proba-
bly, remain for the winter.
Lovers of high class specialties such
as can be seen at the best vaudeille
houses in the largest cities will have
the pleasure OF enjoying the same in
"McCarthy's Mishaps" at the opera
house, Tuesday evening.
Rev. G. Quick, Romano Robinson,
A. Morse and Mesdames 7. f. Ireland
and M. l.. Osterhout went to Lake
Odessa Tuesday to attend the annual
conference of the Grand River associa-
ton of Baptist churches.
Edwin Hunt, ex.alderman of the
third ward, was in the city Monday
and Tuesday. He has been employed
for some time at Greenville, but has
finished there and was on his way to
his home in Grand Rapids.
A new time card went into effect on
the Pere Marquette system last Sun
day, but there are no changes on the
local divisions. The summer resort
season being ended it was necessary to
curtain the service in that connection.
Supt f. A. Washburn OF the Rich
ardson Silk Co. has been having some
needed repairs made upon the dam, in
order TO strengthen it for the strains
of the coming winter, also has had the
pond cleaned out OF much drift wood ,
etc.
Grant Fellows of Hudson and Hal II.
Smith OF Ionia are announced as speak
: ers at republican meeting to be held
at the opera house next Monday even
ing. They are two OF Michigan 1
3 brightest young orators and you should
9 not fail to hear them.
9 Silas Ward OF Grattan and Forrest
; Fish are preparing to open meat