Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-10-18
Local Breyities.

10y Streeter OF Charlotte was In the
city Monday.
Miss Jessie PRESLEY was at Muske-
gon for few days.
Fred DeCoster and family are again
residents OF the first ward.
Ellis Ranney was married to Lam
sing young lady Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Madden was called to
Sand Lake by the illness OF her father.
At AL. Tunistra's Monday-a ID.
girl, and AL. is the happiest man in
town.
Fred Underwood has been spending
week at the home of his parents in
Athens.
l. N. Just and daughter of Lansing
have been guests at j. A. Spencer's
this week.
Mrs. j. L. Angel has been in Bay
City this week attending the grand
lodge ID. of II.
Mrs. w. S. Garfield is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Bert Sterling of
Plainwell, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baty are the
happy parents of an eight pound girl
born Wednesday.
The front of the Bedding Savings
Bank is being improved by Spencer g.
Moulton the painters.
II. l.. Francisco and wife have re-
turned from Beebe, Gratiot Co, also +.
l.. Sagendorf and wife from Mcbride.
Miss H. E. Power was called TO
Grand Rapids on important business
Monday night returning Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. M. A. Dow (nee Miss Inez
Earle) Of Detroit, is visiting girlhood
friends here. Mr.. Dow joined her
over Sunday.
Miss Nina Gould who has been maxi
ing her home for number of months
at w. S. Canfield's, left Monday for
Boyne City.
The members OF the ladies social cir
Gle will meet next Wednesday after
noon at 2;30 at the Congregational
church parlors.
Miss Estella Workman left Monday
for ST. Louis, Mich, where she has
taken position as teacher in the Yer
rington college.
Mrs. Will Fish returned Tuesday
from several weeks trip to New York
state, having visited New York city
and several other points
The safe at Brokers shoe store has
been locked up tight for five weeks
and this morning they were attempt
ing to drill it with electricity.
A. Thurman, the popular shoe man
has some fine new nickle window fix
lures, for the purpose of making oct.
ter display OF his line OF goods.
Miss Mae b. Stephens of this city,
leaves Saturday afternoon for Grand
Rapids, where she has accepted posi-
ton with j. ID. Kromor 81 Son.
Only 233 season tickets were left
Tuesday morning for the Concert
Course. II you wish the committee
will save tickets for you until Nov. LIST.
z. SOVEREIGN, who sold his home here
and removed to McBain last spring,
was in the city Tuesday, making ar
engagements to return to Bedding to re.
side.
Contractor w. l. Wood is pushing
the work along on w. A. Chave's new
residence at a lively rate. The barn is
nearly completed, and the frame Of the
house is all up.
Mrs. j. E. Wyman and daughter
Ethel, OF New York City were guests
at II. G.. Tallman's last Thursday. They
have just returned from an extende
trip in Europe.
Potatoes have been coming into this
market quite lively this week. Three
buyers but they are troubled to get
cars 80 CeuJS per Uuouel was VIC
price paid yesterday.
A new 1925 Majestic steel range has
been placed in the kitchen of Hotel
Bedding. 1t is a double one having two
fire boxes and two ovens. T. +. Ireland
furnished 1t OF course.
New ads this week: A. b. Hull, w.
S. Garfield Co., w. G. Martin, Central
Drug Store, w. l. Benedict, A. g. ID.
Friedman, A. Thurman, Ward & Fish,
w. G. Nelson, Greenville.
The burial OF Mrs. Elizabeth Garfield
Newhall, a former resident here took
place in the Belding cemetery Tuesday.
She was AZ years Of age and died at her
present home in Ronald township. The
funeral took place at Palo.
Mrs. B. A. Parker and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Rena Angel, returned last
week from an extended visit in New
York state. Mrs. Parker is now with
| her daughter, Mrs. Devine, at Port