Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-09-20

Local BrevitieS.


morning.
Mrs. w. l. Benedict has gone to st.
Louis, to try the baths.
L. b. Hall, OF Grand Rapids, has
been in the city this week.
Miss Mabel Stone was in Grand Rap
ids, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Atwood
OF Detroit, Wednesday, daughter.
Miss Minnie Hubbell OF Detroit,
is visiting friends in Greenyille and
Belding.
Allen L. Demorest is in Grand Rap
ids this week attending missionary
convention.
Eastern Star installation OF officers
next Tuesday evening, let all the mem
bers attend.
Our esteemed friend, c. M. Slayton,
favored the BANNER Office with some
fine grapes.
Mrs. Mary Young of Vaudeville is
the guest of her old-time friend, Mrs.
w. A. Mcintyre.
Miss Lillian Brown, OF Ionia, last
year teacher In our school, visited
in town over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Wagner returned Mon
day to her duties as one of the instruc-
tors in music at Alma college.
Frank Richmond, who has been in
Massachusetts for between six and sew
en- years, has returned to Michigan.
Sold through Charles Brown Real
Estate Agency house and lot on corner
of Mary and Front street to Oscar A.
Day.
Geo. Raimann went to Portland
Wednesday to give an ariel perfor-
nance at the Farmers picnic held
there.
A football game is advertised to take
place Saturday afternoon at Green
vile, by the Greenville and Belding
teams.
Miss Avis Coville visited Ionia
friends Saturday and on Monday left
for Olivet college to continue her
studies.
Twenty-tour tickets were sold at this
station last Sunday for the last Detroit
excursion OF the season, and twelve for
Lansing.
Miss Annette Bingham has class
in drawing and black board sketching
at school, and also water color class
at her rooms.
Mrs. b. +. Spencer and daughters
Katie, Florence and Jennie, of Wash
ington. ID. c., have been guests at J. A.
Spencer's this week.
Fisk Bangs, wife and son have re-
turned from several weeks visit with
friends in Lansing and Grand Ledge
and adjacent points.
Mrs. Hoppough, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. L. b. Hall in
Grand Rapids, returned Monday TO her
daughters, Mrs. Coleman's.
B. F. Harrington, wife and daughters
left Tuesday for Three Rivers to at
tend regimental reunion of Mr.. FL. S
regiment. They return Friday.
Saturday evening Miss Roosevelt en-
tertained a party OF young ladies with
an Initial Party in honor OF the
birthday OF Miss Myrta Marshall.
Series twenty-five, Bedding Building
and Loan Association, is now open for
stock subscriptions at the secretary's
Office, a. Wagner, in the Bedding
block.
While attending the gathering at
VIM. j. Barker's Wednesday, Mrs.
Bushert exchanged cloaks with some
one. She would be glad to hear from
the other party.
New ads this week: w. G. Martin,
w. S. Garfield Co., Central Drug
Store, T. F. Ireland, w. l. Benedict,
A. G. Bedford, Ionia and HOFFMAN
Bros, Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Leonard are the
happy parents OF a baby girl. Mrs.
Leonard has been at her parents in
Stanwood, for several weeks, and Jay
has been there for week.
w. L. Cusser was initiated into the
mysteries OF the Elks at Ionia, Thurs
day evening. w. f. Sandell, A. b.
Hull, w. j. Knott and G. +. Smith of
this city were 10 attendance.
Mrs. l.. K. Webster attended De-
gree OF Honor rally and school OF in
struction in Grand Rapids last week,
Wednesday and Thursday. She de-
livered an address on Thursday even
ing.
j. II. VanNess of Ionia, accompan'
led by brother and wife OF Ohio, who
are visiting him, drove to Bedding
Tuesday, for the purpose Of taking 9
look at live, enterprising and pro