Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-26
Local Brevities.

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house tonight.
Jas. Cramer has moved his barn u
the back end of his lot.
Helen A. Newman spent Sunday and
Monday in Grand Rapids.
DIR. j. II. Armstrong was called tC
Detroit and Monroe Monday.
Mrs. Luella X. Webster left last eve,
ming for Detroit on business.
Frank Coates and Allan Wright
spent Sunday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Sandell and Mrs. G, f. Smith
spent Wednesday in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. l.. Osterhout spent
Sunday with friends in Grand Rapids.
Miss II. L.. Power returned Tuesday
from three days trip to Grand Rap
ids.
Mrs. Bradley Stone was called to
Saranac Wednesday by the sickness OF
niece.
|. |. Barker and wife left this morn
ing for Northport, TO remain for the
summer.
Mrs. j. e. Hall and son OF Chicago
have been in town for few days the
past week.
his pony manufactured by Simmons g.
Mclaughlin.
Reported that the Van Every gro
Gerry store is to be closed and the stock
moved elsewhere.
Mayor Jas. Scully, of Ionia, was
married Wednesday, Miss Bertha Gar
rity being the bride.
A. Thurman, the shoeman, was In
Grand Rapids and Howard City last
Thursday and Friday.
Frank Mason, who has been having
a protracted illness has recovered suffi-
ciently TO be out again.
Editor Tucker and wife of the Star
have moved into the Mrs. Slawson
residence on Broas street.
John Berry of Cannon township,
Kent Co., was guest at his brothers,
L. II. Berry, the first of the week.
A. E. Weter has been on the sick
list for the past week, being confined
to the house for two or three days.
Mrs. Henry Lindley, of Caledonia,
was a guest at Mrs. Nj. III. Caniield's
for week. returning home Monday.
Miss Mary Martin, who had been
visiting at A. Camps for few days,
returned to her home in Lowell, Mon
day.
ALI. Eckert, for several years dray-
man for the r. S. Co., has moved back
into the city and is operating public
dray.
The Chas. Brown real estate agency
reports the sale OF the Amos Corey
house in the Sd ward to Arthur Nc
Cauley.
r. o. Woodruff, OF the dental de-
partment of the Detroit College Of
Medicine, was the guest of Miss Daisy
Fish over Sunday.
There will be an entertainment at
the opera house Friday evening given
by the grammar department of the city
schools. 1t should be well attended.
The Dan S. Root w. r. G. No. 175
will meet at Mrs. Hobart Hanks next
Saturday, April 18th, for warm sugar
social. General invitation. Bill 10
cents.
M. Maycumber, OF Cortland New
York, has been the guest of his sisters,
Mrs. w. l.. Reeves, of Disco, and
Mrs. G.. W. Fish, of this city, the past
week.
Geo. w. Holmes, foreman of the tin
shop in Belding- Hall factory &c" was
presented with case of bits by the
men in his room, a few days ago as a
token of their friendship and esteem.
VIM. Pickering has moved his in
surance Office from Sandell's bank to a
room on the second floor of the Wal
lace block, where he will have more
commodious and better lighted quar-
tiers.
The complete report of the city
board of auditors regarding city finan-
cial affairs for the past year will be
found in the official proceedings of the
city council in this issue of the BAN
NER.
A supply OF the new postage stamp
books for the convenient carrying OF
stamps without being in danger OF
sticking together has been received by
the Belding postoffice and will be
placed on sale.
The case of the American Steel Hoop
Co., OF Pittsburgh VS.. Belding- Hall
Mfg. Co., particulars OF which were
given in last weeks Banner, was de-
cided by Judge Foote in favor of the