Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-06-14
THIS AND THAT.
News From Here and There Condensed
For Our Readers.

will be held in Detroit, July 18th.
The Grattan Cleaners will give a
ghost party at h. j. Mason's Friday
evening, June I'D.
The Montcalm county republican
con vention was held Monday. Ferry
delegates were chosen.
Mrs. w. ID. Sinclair is at Palo this
week, being called there on account of
her father being injured in a runaway
accident.
Last wear the assessed valuation OF
the village OF Allegan was 1894, $50,
this year it is sl,726,O7s, quite little
more than double.
= S. HI. Mallory, president OF the Ionia
County battalion, has ordered quarters
for 200 G. A. II. members at the ma
tional encampment In Chicago in Au-
gust.
The assessment rolls OF Greenville
has been raised from SS09,740, last
years assessment, to 81 ,196,6S9, this
year, gain on real property of $l16,-
IFS, and on personal of $270,770.
Little Alta Evans went to Bedding
this week to visit her sisters. Miss
Elsie Evans will return with her and
keep house for her father.,T. S. Evans,
for a while.-Carson City Gazette.
1t would take nearly column to
give the names of all the Beldingites
that have visited Grand Rapids this
week. Dewey, the Maccabees, and
special rates have been three strong
attractions.
Some very fine commencement pro-
grams have been issued from the
BANNER printery the past week for
the Bedding and Smyrna schools, also
some very neat invitations for the Bel
ding alumni
Mrs. Ida Deyo Chandler, daughter
of Rev. C. |. Deyo formerly of this
city, died at her home in Plainwell,
Sunday, May 81, after an illness of two
weeks with blood poisoning. She
leaves husband and two sons.
The deadlock in the Greenville city
council over the appointments is still
on, and from present indications is liza
BILE to remain so until next spring s
election. The council stands three re-
publicans and three democrats, the
mayor not being in position to cast
the deciding vote.
The DeGrey-Robson Co., which
comes to Bedding Opera House, Satur-
day night of this week, is company
OF II people, OF frst-class artists,
chosen from the great army of actors
and actresses in New York, especially
for summer tour OF the lake resorts.
This is guaranteed attraction, any
one dissatisfied with the performance,
after the first act, can receive their
money back. The play for Saturday
night will be. Because she loved
him So
At the Woman's Relief Corps con-
yention held last week in Grand RAJ
pids the delegates of the 9TH district
numbering fifty held meeting in the
lecture room of the Fountain Street
Baptist church and paid our towns
woman, Mrs. DR.. Coville, the compli-
ment OF choosing her to preside. They
elected delegates from Ovid to the
National w. x. G. convention and al
ternate from Elsie to same. Short
talks were given by Mrs. Redner, Mrs.
French and Mrs Coville.
The Rev. j. w, Arney, who attained
quite reputation in Michigan sever
al years ago on account OF his fondness
for fast horses is now in New York city
and in connection with VIM. H. Freer
is devoting his entire time TO the horse
business with considerable success In
recent interview he said ''The thing
that has most impressed me since ]
came In contact with the world as a
layman is the little / really knew about
people when / was still preaching.
Everybody then had on his Sunday
manners. Now / see men as they real
ly are in their intercourse with one an
other and I am surprised at the change.
/ find that men are very much alike
Christians and those who are worldly
act Just about the same"
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lie Couldn't solve IL.
As n train was approaching town
on the Great Northern railway in Ire