Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-03-01
Local BrevitieS.
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Sunday here.
A great big bouncing baby boy-at
Ed Mehny's Tuesday.
Henry Horrigan of Ionia was in the
city on business Saturday.
John Arnwine made trip TO Grand
Rapids the latter part OF last week.
f. II. Spencer's shoe store has been
improved by varnish and fresh paper.
Mrs. H. S. Schreiner of Lowell has
been visiting her sister Mrs. f. Trail.
Ruben Dunton OF Cedar Springs will
spend few weeks with his daughters
here.
Mrs. DR.. Dutt and daughter Hazel
were the guests of Ionia relatives last
week.
Fisk Bangs returned this morning
from two months trip looking ex-
cellent.
Miss Ida Fox of Lansing is making
her sister, Mrs. d. II. Bricker, two
weeks visit.
Geo. II. Gleason, who is working in
Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with his
family here.
w. G. Martin has moved his watch
repair business in with w. A. Dutt,
the druggist.
Caucus notices will be printed in the
BANNER free for any and all parties.
Send them in.
The next date for Arlen Fl. Towle,
the optician, in Belding, will be Tues
day, March 18th.
Helen A. Newman is spending a week
with friends at Olivet, but will return
to Bedding next week.
d. S. Friedman of Hudson, of the
firm A. & ID. Friedman, made brief
visit here Wednesday.
Romano Robinson the popular
grocer is tenderly nursing a pet boil
under one of his arms.
A. B. Hull attended a dancing party
given by Miss Florence Cornell at
Ionia last Friday evening.
Owing TO the storm the Eastern Star
members did not go to Grattan last
evening as had been arranged.
Frank Wyeth, formerly of Belding,
1as purchased bakery and candy
kitchen at Monterey, California.
Harry Ward has again taken his old !
place at L. II. Ireland 5. A good man
md a good concern; we congratulate
both.
Miss Ola Deuress OF Ashtabula, o.,
vas guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pol
lemus couple of days the first of this
week.
f. w. Howard, superintendent of
3elding Bros. & Co.'s silk mill, was
aid up few days last week with
grippe.
w. S. Garfield and family are en-
gagged in getting settled in their new
nome, which was recently purchased of
Geo. Crippen.
AL. Wells dray team ran away Sat-
Irday but was brought to stop near
blacksmith shop with
very slight damage.
A big load OF Bedding young people
,ook a sleighride out to the social |
given by the Eureka Epworth League
asst Friday evening. They report a
inc time and big crowd.
B. F. Horner OF Portland was in
own Monday, being on his way to
1reenville where he has taken a posi-
ion in jacobson s dry goods store.
E. Dorr at Chadwick found he could |
not spare his son Asa who recently |
,ook a position in the Garfield grocery
and he returns TO his fathers store.
Mrs. Will Richmond and children
eave for st. Joseph, their new home,
the last of the week. Their residence
here has been purchased by Chas.
Brown.
The insurance upon the Kingsley |
house and contents has been adjusted |
by the Wagner agency at 1888 upon
the building aud $l67 upon the house
hold goods.
New ads this week: f. ID. Lincoln, !
Pierce Bros, T. Frank Ireland, w. /. !
Benedict, Mrs. f. l.. Wright, A. & ID. |
Friedman, w. G. Nelson, Greenville;
Bedford, Ionia.
The extra" lecture course concert
announced for Wednesday evening had
to be declared off, The company was
down in Indiana somewhere and could
not get here In time.
The circuit court has been running a
a double header this week. Judge Will
lis B. Perkins, of Grand Rapids, presid-
ing in the supervisors room, and Judge
Davis in the court room.
The examination OF Edward Fuller,
with having his saloon omen