Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-01-18
Local Brevities.

Mrs. Geo. Moulton has tonsilitis.
Clyde Day spent Sunday in Bedding
At Freeman Sparks's, Tuesday, a
boy.
II. A. Lamb is on the sick list this
week.
Dan Bush OF Lowell was In the city
Monday.
A. Behrendt has been in Big Rapids
this week
B. f. Huestis of Chicago was in the
city last week.
Sleighs were flying around Tuesday
and Wednesday.
See Adams, Wednesday evening, at
the Opera House.
Bert Blakeslee of Grand Rapids is
in the city this week.
Mrs. Fred Baxter OF Palo visited her
parents here last week.
Il. Friedman left Wednesday for a
w DcbTOlb.
j. w. Walker expects TO open his
new bakery about Saturday.
Mrs. w. L. Benedict has been on the
sick list for over week past.
Will Day and wife OF Coral have been
visiting Bedding friends this week.
l.. E. Green and wife were the guests
OF Grand Rapids friends over Sunday.
Fred Arthur has severed his connec-
tion with the drug store of w. l. Bene-
dict.
Elvon Lloyd is in Chicago this week
buying spring dry goods for Spencer &
Lloyd.
Miss Clara Hogle is home this week
from Grand Rapids, being somewhat
indisposed.
Snow plows were called into requisi-
ton for the first time this winter Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. VanSickle and
son, OF Carson City, visited Bedding
friends last week.
A masquerade ball will be given at
Lessiter's hall, Grattan, Friday even
ing, Jan uary Goth.
Mrs. Gertie Stevens OF Towner, N.
D., is making relatives and friends in
this vicinity visit.
Chas. Mead has returned from his
trip and is again to be found
at A. & ID. Friedman's.
Ben. Angel left Tuesday to resume
his duties as travelling salesman for
the Richardson Silk Co.
DR.. Coville and wife were in Green
willie, Saturday, and at Mont. Spaul
ding's Sunday in Orleans.
Mrs. r. Weaver and Mrs. Fred Hard
ing were called to Cedar Springs by
the serious illness OF their father.
Miss Lena Moe returned, Tuesday,
from spending a few days with Miss
Cora Hoppough at Olivet college.
Don't forget the entertainment at
G. A. II. hall next Tuesday evening.
Life motion pictures by the use of the
Kintoscope. Seats reserved at w. |.
A surprise was made upon Miss
Edith Dimmick by about dozen of
her young friends at the home OF her
parents Wednesday evening. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
New advs. this week: H. J. Leonard,
Pierce Bros, A. & d. Friedman, w.
A. Chave. w. f. Bricker, Lamb Bros,
w. l. Benedict, G. G. Nelson, Green
Vile; A. G.. Bedford, Ionia.
The E. Vincent & Co. grocery stock
and business has been sold to Will
Bradley of Greenville, who will con-
tinue the business at the same loca-
ton, w. S. Garfield being in charge.
While skating upon the river last
Friday evening DR.. Armstrong caught
us shdLe III IL crack IN the ice, bnrOW-
ing him with such violence as to rem
der him insensible for time, and cut
ting cash in his head.
A letter received from Frank G.
Stocking of Santa Barbara, Cal, an
nounces that he has been having a six
weeks pull at typhoid fever, but his
friends will rejoice to learn
that he is now convalescent.
Edward Fuller, the sal oonist, has
been arrested for having his place
open last Sunday on complaint of City
Marshal Mitchell. His bond was
placed at 5000 and the examination
will be before Justice Lapham Monday.
f. l.. Lincoln and wife of Brooklyn.
N. Y, have been in the city for a week
past, looking it over with a view OF
locating and engaging in business here.
They have practically decided upon
leasing the east store room in the new
Bedding block.