Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-02-01
Local Brevities.


Guy Weter and w. B. Reed we're il
Grand Rapids the first of the week.
Now how would you like to be the
iceman. He is sure OF a good crop.
Edward II. Frye in readings from
David Harum at opera house Friday
evening.
The Modern Woodmen have issued
: cards for dance at the opera house
: Feb. 10TH
Attorney Dwight Sheldon made a
/ business trip to Muskegon the first OF
the week
Miss Mabel Spencer of the Howard
City schools was at home over Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Knapp Meloche house has been
sold to Fred Peck. Adam Wagner ne
got aied the sale.
Mrs. II. l.. Page visited at the home
of her parents in Cedar Springs Sun
Gay and Monday.
w. S. Garfield has purchased one of
George Crippen's houses and will &C.
cupy it about March LIST.
Mrs. Lydia Supry of Grand Rapids
is visiting Chas. Il. Fish and wife and
other friends in the city.
The railroad surveyors are still work
ing here and have us we'll surrounded
with their lines-on paper.
Alva Pringle Of the BANNER office
force is confined to the house this week
with an attack OF the grippe.
Il. f. Ireland left on his return TO
Cripple Creek, Col, Tuesday evening. |
The BANNER wishes him success.
G. M. Kingsley has taken a position
as travelling salesman for Detroit
cigar house. He is bound to succeed. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Atwood have been
guests OF friends here for couple of
days. He expects to engage in bust
ness at Cadillac.
Charles Lindley got his thumb and
fingers well pinched in roller at Bel
factory &c" Saturday. 1t
was narrow escape from losing his
arm.
The annual banquet Of the Lincoln
club at Grand Rapids will be held Feb.
IL and will be an unusually fine affair.
A number OF Beldlngites will probably
attend.
Clare Weeks and wife have gone to /
Mason where he has accepted posi-
lion in the marble works of Millbury g. !
Smith. The BANNER wishes them !
success. .
New advs. this week: Spencer &
Lloyd, w. l. Benedict T. F. Ireland,
Jhas. II. Settler, The Model Market, /
A. w. Chase, Drs. Galleher & VOL
ord, A. G. Bedford, Ionia y
The machinery at the City Steam
Laundry is now driven by an electric u
motor which has been placed there by
he Citizens Co., their first In the city,
md proprietor Scheffier is happy. :,
Attorney Dwight Sheldon and real n
state agent Chas Brown are settled Il
u their new suite of Office rooms over T
'age's. They have been newly paper a
d and are very attractive as well as $,
quarters. 81
Miss Helen Bakers recital at the S,
church Wednesday b
vening was very pleasant and sue e.
essful affair, also very we'll attended il
n spite OF the extreme cold. Twenty cl
hree pupils participated, assisted by a
iiss Carolyn Idema of Grand Rapids. ii
The Grattan Foresters will issue in
itatIons in few days for their sixth B
nnual party, which will take place at m
ladison's hall, Friday evening, Febru- IL
ry 10th. These parties have in the &C
asst been one of the leading social 81
vents Of the season, and this one will hi
e no exception. al
We have been enjoying (?) cold al
ave for three or four days past. With ell
ne mercury lowering around the zero
lark and stiff gale blowing about B
ne only people who could really find In
ny pleasure in the situation were the IA
God and coal dealers and the ice man oc
'oking for his next summers supply. Ar
F. A. Washburn, H. l.. Page, w p. at
etherington, ID. +. Elkerton, G.. NJ. to
Use and G. r. Cowdin OF Belding W.
lined party OF Ionia whist players in ST
trip to Lansing last evening, where Sc
icy were the guests OF and royalty en-
rtained by the Grand River Boat wi
Tub in their beautiful suite OF rooms. W,
1t is expected that good many Ma II
ms from Belding will attend the ded- pc
alton OF a new Masonic hall at Lowell II
Ext Wednesday evening. Some talk ma
a special train from Ionia via Bel an
ng. S. p. Hicks, Dan Bush, and a III
,uple OF others from Lowell attended an