Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-06

Miss III. A. Newman spent ouh"a9
in Greenville.
Fred Willard returned to Grand
Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. |. L. Hubbell was a Grand Rap
ids visitor Monday.
Geo. w. Thompson of Grand Rapids,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Bedding is spending the
week with friends at Pontiac.
Mrs. w. j. Knott is visiting her
parents in Detroit for several weeks.
Mr.. George Ribbey of Philippine
Islands is guest of Miss Julia Shaw.
Homer Morgan and wife of Blanch-
ard are visiting their son James Nor
gan.
Chas. 5. Felch entertained his
mother from Carson City over Sun
day.
DIR. NJ. c. Green, wife and son, of
Lowell visited relatives here Wednes-
day
Mrs. G. A. DeHart is entertaining
her niece, Miss Gertie DeHart of Ply
mouth.
Mr.. S. f.. Yost returned Monday
evening from visit with friends at
Big Rapids.
Mrs. w. |. Wood has gone to Bat
tie Creek for medical treatment at
the sanitarium.
VIM. Lambeck's family have joined
him and they have become residents
of the first ward.
b. +. Wright of Grand Rapids is
stopping with his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. +. l.. Wright.
Mrs. Frank HELEN arrived Satur-
day to make her mother Mrs. l..
Trail a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Clarence Larson of Greenville
was guest of her cousin Mrs. w. j.
Knott few days last week.
Mrs. Carrie Webster of Greenville
was the guest of her son O. f. Web
ster and family over Sunday.
II. j. Connell expects to leave Fri
day for st. Paul, Mimi. to attend the
meeting of the head camp M. w. a.
Mrs. Frank Holmes of Grand Rap
ids arrived Monday morning to assist
in the Office of Bedding Bros. Silk
Mill.
Glen Granger, who is working a
farm near Carson City, drove down
and spent last Sunday with his par
ents here.
Messrs. A. N. and NJ. M. Bedding,
w. p. Hetherington and |. l.. Hub
bell left Monday for few days trout
fishing at Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Washburn were
called to South Coventry, Conn.,,
by the death of an aunt and left
for there Tuesday morning.
The ball game last Thursday be-
tween the Belding-Hall Co. team and
the city nine was close and exciting,
the latter winning by score of &c
5.
VIM. Hough is enjoying a very
pleasant visit this week from his
brother Isaac Hough of Woster, Ohio
whom he had not seen for twenty-siS
years.
A couple of supervisors from
Muskegon have visited the city this
week, viewing property and examin
ing assessment rolls, with a view OF
comparing assessments here with
those made in their city.
The Lynn Lowry barber shop has
gone out of business, the outfit hav
ing been purchased and divided
among three or four parties. MIR
Lowry will take position with l.. q
Crothers commencing next week.
The contract for building Fales
new livery barn has been let to j. F
Huntley a. Co., and the work of put
ting in the foundations is already un
der way. 1t will be 50xl20 feet IN
size, two stories high and built o
brick. That it will be a good on'
goes without saying.
Miss Clara Hogle who has been 81
very sick since the last of March a
Grand Rapids with typhoid fever, wa
brought home by her mother, Mrs
Thos. Cannon Tuesday evening. Sh'
is now safely on the road to recover.
with careful nursing, but it will b'
some time yet before she regains he
strength and health.
More or less trouble has been eX
perienced here by boys jumping OF
trains and it has been determined L
make a few examples and effect
cure. Will Haynes was the first t
face Judge Lapham Monday and go
off with a severe lecture and smal
fine. Others will not get off so easy
il does not cease at once.
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