Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-10
Local II
Brevities.


Attorney /. l.. Hubbell was in Ionia
on business Tuesday.
VIM. J. Clarke is receiving a visit
from a brother from Texas.
Mr., and Mrs. II. S. Shriener of
Lowell spent Sunday at Il. Trails.
w. c. Spicer and wife are spending
the week with Grand Rapids friends.
DIR. c. E. Sheldon expects to open
his dancing school about November l..
Miss Mable Stone entertained her
mother from Big Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Jersey of Boyne City is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
Art Bradish and Miss Susie Silver
nail were married last Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. w. ID. Sinclair is entertaining
her mother Mrs. SCOTS of Fenwick
for several days.
Harry Campbell who is attending
the Ferris school at Big Rapids was
home over Sunday.
Miss Lottie Bushnell of Grand
Rapids was the guest of Miss Lottie
Morse over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Let's who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. G. Scheffler and also
of Mrs. G. w. Fish, has returned to
her home at Owosso.
Irelands Majestic range special ex-
hibitiOn and sale last week was quite
a success, thirteen being sold, more
than at both former exhibits.
l.. w. Holmes and father Fred w.
Holmes of Orleans, George Haysmer
and George Baker started from here
Monday for the Pan American.
Hon. r. NJ. Templeton of Junction
City, Kansas, ex-representative, has
returned home from visit to his
brother-in-law, G. w. Fish and family.
Fred Wadelich received a visit this
week from a brother whom he has not
seen in so many years that they re-
CURED an introduction to each other.
Hon. j. ID. Morse and wife left Tues
day morning on three weeks trip
east. They do the Pan American
first and then go on to Massachusetts
and Connecticut.
A football game, the first of the
season here, is advertised between
Greenville II S. and Bedding Fl. S.
for Saturday afternoon at 2:30 Ad-
mission, gents Is, ladies 10.
Tom Griffith was home from Big
Rapids over Sunday. Said there had
been so many marriages among the
young people here he thought he had
better come down and see if every
thing was all right.
The Pere Marquette has been
granted grade crossing with the G..
r.. & |. tracks at Howard City by the
state crossing board which looks as
though they really mean to build
that extension west from that point.
Last Thursday being the first ami
versary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G, Scheffier, about twenty of
their friends dropped in upon them at
their home to help them celebrate
the event in proper manner. A very
jolly time was enjoyed by all partici-
pants.
The putting up of danger signs up
on the Unger block last week, ended
the delay in making repairs with
great promptness. The contract TO
take down and reconstruct the front
was let to Wright & Huntly by l. l..
Hubbell agent for the eastern owners,
and they have the work well under
way.
The organization of the Buffaloes
will take place at the Woodmeu
hall Tuesday evening of next week
instead of tonight as originally an
nounced, as many as are going to be
away this evening. 1t is expected
that delegation from Portland will
be present to perform the work and
start it off right.
The Pere Marquette passenger
train from Grand Rapids Tuesday
evening due at this station at 6:36 met
with an accident at Lowell, the en-
CINE and baggage car leaving the
track Just south of the ID. e. M. eros
sing. No one hurt but some of the
passengers were pretty badly
frightened. After trying for some
time to pull them back onto the track
passengers and baggage were trans
ferred and the Bedding contingent
reached here in the neighborhood of
one O'Clock a. m.
Fred Lewis of Grattan township,
had cart loads of fun Tuesday even
ing but Wednesday morning when he
settled with Judge Moulton he found
it rather expensive. He quaffed the
cup so often that he became pretty
noisy and after warning him without
avail nightwatch Riker placed him