Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-03
Local BrevitieS.

Up-LO-uate' social AT M. "A. Reed
Friday evening.
Miss Grace Kale visited Luther
friends last week.
Harry Ward visited relatives a
Freeport, Tuesday.
j. Il. and b. F. Hall fished for trout
near Baldwin Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Angel spent Sunday
with Greenville friends.
Mrs. +. o. johnson visited her sister
at Entrican over Sunday.
Mrs. w. j. Just, OF Ionia, visited
Bedding friends last week.
/. L. Hubbell went to Detroit Friday
on business trip of a couple of days
Members OF Court Stewart will please
return tickets not sold to chief ranger.
The Bedding Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. Grant Tuesday, May s.
About % from this station patron
lied the Detroit excursion last Sun
day.
Miss Byrd Epley of Palo, has Sc
cured position in music store in De-
troit
+. o. Gullifer of Detroit, represent
ing the state tax commission is in the
city today.
Lady Foresters will meet in the new
hall Friday afternoon, May 4th, to help
make the carpet.
The Lemon & Wheeler vs.. Walker
case has been settled and the defen-
dant discharged.
II. j. Leonard is having nice car
pet room flushed off in the basement
OF his store building.
Boys, do you want to obtain flying
machine? If so, you had better inter-
view the w. S. Garfield Co.
The Foresters will give one of their
pleasant dancing parties at the opera
house Friday evening, May 18th.
M. M. Bedding of New York City and
a. n. Bedding of Rockville, Conn,
have been in the city since Saturday.
"Uncle" John MINER of Ronald
township is 81 years of age with good
prospects of reaching the century
mark.
Remember the social given by the
l.. S. G. at Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Reeds
tomorrow (Friday,) evening. All are
invited.
Byron Brown, who has been sick,
has resumed his duties at the II. S.
Co. mill. His mother has also been
quite sick.
Peter Martin, Will Wright, Clyde
and John Day left, Wednesday, for
Milwaukee and from there expect to
push on west.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thurman enter
tanned her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bauman, of Howard City, Sun
day and Monday.
DR.. Black, who recently purchased
the Smith Rowley place on Washing
ton street. opposite the Baptist church.
took possession this week.
John Griffith and Jennie Cass were
married by Justice +. b. Lapham at
his home last Monday evening. The
BANNER offers congratulations.
The Underwood Bros, Fred and
Lloyd entertained their mother Mrs.
a. Il. Underwood and aunt Mrs. Har-
rison, both of Athens, Mich, over Sun
day
Don't forget to attend that social at
NJ. A. Reeds tomorrow friday eve
ming. 1t is on the European plan you
know. II you don't know, go and find
out.
+. J. Luck attended the democra-
tic state convention at Port Huron
this week. Hon. w. F. Bricker ex-
pected to 60 but was prevented by the
illness of his wife.
The three Bedding saloons have TAX
en- out their red cards and deposited
the necessary $500 with the county
treasurer to enable them to continue
their business for another year.
Belding- Hall factory "B'' has been
undergoing the annual change neces-
sary to manufacture stove boards and
by Saturday will be running with the
full force upon that line OF work.
Married last evening at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bartlett, Mr.. James G. LOOMS OF
Orleans and Miss lola Bartlett OF Bel
ding, Rev. A. o. Carman officiating.
They will reside on his farm near Or
leans. They have the best wishes of
many friends.
The Foresters have leased the east
lodge room on the third floor OF the
Meloche block, and it has been redecor-
ated, furnished with new furniture,
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