Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-19
Local BreVitieS.

ing visitor Monday.
James Brown of Charlotte, has beer
in the city this week.
The railroad summer excursion
season opens next Sunday.
Mrs. @. j. Drummond visited friend.
here the first Of the week.
Miss Vern Mccoy was home from
Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Il. Green is visiting her rel
atives at Saranac this week.
Mrs. Viola Nealon lief: Wednesday
afternoon for New York state.
Will II. Ricaby, of ST. Joseph, is
calling on friends in town today.
Isaac II. Clymer has gone to the
Soldiers Home at Grand Rapids.
&. A. VanDenburg and wife, of How
ard City, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Jessie McVean OF Stanton, was
the guest Of Mrs. Fisk Bangs this
week.
Eli Hanks has been granted a divorce
in the circuit court from Phebe
Hanks.
Marvin Filkins also gets his pension
increased from $l7 to $24 per month.
Good for him.
Chas. Stoughton, an early pioneer,
in these parts, died at Lowell Tuesday.
Funeral today.
w. j. Knott has added fine large
pair of milk white horses to his livery
and dray outfit.
The Royal Circle will meet with
Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin, Wednesday
evening, April %.
Lapham & Dewitt, the new under
taking firm, had charge OF the funeral
IF VIM. Skellenger.
Keeps quite cool, but fine rains Tues
lay and Wednesday make vegetation
ook green and nice.
Miss Lena Mcfarland, of Paris,
Mich, is an addition TO the Richard
'on Silk Co. Office force.
The Recreation club attends services
1t the Congregational church next
sunday morning in body.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Raby,
,irl, and to Mr.. and Mrs. Del Davis,
10Y, both last week Thursday.
The Bedding Woman's Club will meet
It Mrs. II. Gooding's, Tuesday, April
'4th. Subject, Historic Trees"
The celebrated original "Big ~
dinstrels will appear at the Bedding
opera House next Tuesday evening.
Lyman Pierce has taken a position
n a hardware store at Lowell and has
with his family to that place.
Contracts have been let for the II
3elding houses. Walter l. Wood has
our and Grand Rapids firm has the
balance.
w. 5. Hammontree, Of Keene town
hip, recently purchased property on
3roas street, and is now settled as
'esident Of Bedding.
Royal Palmer and Morris Doyle left
Wednesday morning for point north
# Alpena where they have engaged to
work for lumber company.
E. w. Lyle, Carton Washburn and
Rufus Morse, Belongs contingent at
he U. of M. Ann Arbor, are home
his week for the spriug vacation.
The Baptist Young People will hold
bread and cake sale at Robinson 81 |
Iudson's store, Saturday afternoon,
april u. Your patronage is solicited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dutt were i'm |
onia Sunday to attend the funeral OF |
Ter sister, Mrs. w. II. Ware. She was
I years OF age and left husband and
ne son of II years.
The biggest, brightest and best baby |
10Y in the country arrived at the home |
f Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Unger i'm |
Detroit, this morning, so telegram
o grandma" Unger announces.
l.. G. Crothers, A. L. Pond and /.
!. Hubbell, with their wives, also
Hiss Jennie Reed, Chas. Wagner and
\. b. Hull, OF this city, attended the
ilks' ball at Iona Monday evening
nd report a very pleasant time
Mr., and Mrs. w. +. Wilder returned |
rom Grand Rapids Friday where they
ave been for the past two months that
lrs. Wilder might have treatment for
er eyes. 1t has been very successful
nd prospects OF permanent relief are
xcellent.
A large number of the X. P's ex-
ect to 20 down to Grand Rapids next
londay. They have secured a special
ate OF 81 40 for the round trip and |
nyone can go. They go by the after
Don train leaving here at $3.50 and
ickcts will be good for return on any
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