Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-28
Local Brevities.
REGISTER SATURDAY,.


this week
At Asa Wordens last Thursday
morning, 10 10 boy.
f.. b. Geary's family is moving to
Muskegon this week,
Under-sheriff T.. L. Fales was in Lam
sing the first OF the week.
S. p. Hicks OF Lowell was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. B. c. Curtis and son visited
Lowell friends over Sunday.
w. S. Garfield and wife are in Grand
Rapids buying flowers for Easter.
Mrs. M. A. Dow OF Detroit, has been
visiting Bedding friends this week.
Mrs. o. f. Websters mother, Mrs.
Kingsley, went to Detroit Tuesday
Miss Jessie Baker OF Evart schools, is
the guest OF friends here this week.
Frank Chase OF Grand Rapids visited
his sister, Miss II. +. Power, Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Kenn edy is expected
home today from weeks visit with
Owosso friends.
Reuben Dunton who has been here
for some time has returned to his home
at Cedar Springs.
NJ. l.. Osterhout and wife and E. E..
Chapple and wife were Grand Rapids
visitors Saturday.
Arthur Peck of Pierson, is spending
his vacation from his duties as teacher,
with Belding friends.
Geo. Wood and wife have gone to
Toledo where he has secured good
position in a plate glass factory.
Mrs. l. l.. Hubbell and Miss Hop
kins are in Grand Rapids this week
selecting spring millinery stock.
Miss Lena Webster of the BANNER
Office returned Monday from weeks
vacation spent at her home in Luther.
Every voter in the city must register
| Saturday II they wish TO vote at the
spring election Monday. Don't forget
this.
DIR. VIM. Bell, president of the state
medical board, was in Lansing Wednes-
day on business conoected with his
Office.
We wish that our friends in the diff
ferent townships would see to it that
the BANNER is furnished with the cleo
tion returns.
N. p. Hustled, OF Lowell, the old re-
liable fruit tree man, was in the city.
He says he has 5000 peach trees which
he proposes to and must sell this spring.
Mrs. Geo. Crippen will move into
the house now occupied by w. S. Can
field, and Mr.. Garfield will move into
Mrs. Tanners residence it is under
stood.
Miss Mae Fowler of New York state,
a cousin of |. L, Hubbell, has taken the
place of stenographer in his law office,
and will also do commercial work for
anyone wishing it.
The city treasurer Wagner publish
es complete report in this issue OF
the business transacted at his Office.
The first time it has been done in the
history of the city.
The Otisco Cemetery association
will hold its regular election of officers
at the home of Mrs. Maggie Snyder
town meeting day at 2 o'clock. All
members requested to be present.
w. g. Sheldon was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday purchasing stock for his con-
fectionery store. he has improved
the interior appearance OF the same
until it hardly looks like the same
place.
4 Ex-Ald. A. NJ Glass has purchased
the Blystone residence cor. Pearl and
Center sts., and is having extensive
repairs and improvements made. The
deal was made through the Wagner
agency.
ICi bSlO oOuilOy3 SUI VI WI ouu
Mrs. j. II. Godfrey OF this city, who
has been for some time member OF
the U. S. regulars and stationed al
barracks on the Pacific coast has re.
turned home.
The city council held a special meet
ing last evening at which reports were
made upon the two claims for damage:
against the city, Mrs. Alta J. Hall
$4,000 and j. w. Fleming $500 and
both were rejected.
The lecture by DR.. p. S. Henson o
Chicago at the opera house last Thurs
day evening was very much enjoyed
and appreciated by the large audience
His subject was Backbone" ant
his discourse abounded in wit and hu
NOR as we'll as more solid substance.
| The pedro party at the X. p. hal
last Friday evening under the auspice
Of the ladies was fitting close to thi
very successful series. The ATTENDANCE
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