Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-12
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,497, 36 less than last year.
Mrs. Pringle, of Belding, and Mrs.
Crosset and son were the guests OF
friends here the past week. Wallace
Taylor, of Belding, is visiting friends
here. Coral News.
There will be Reunion of the old
10th Michigan Cavalry at Coleman on
Sept. 10Th during the Encampment of
the Northeastern Soldiers and Sail
ors Association at that place.
VIM. Feeney and Ben Quick were
tried before Justice Curry and con-
victed of assault and battery on Chas.
Sherwood of Bedding. They got 20
days in jail or $50 each fine, and are
in jail.-Ionia Sentinel.
Harvey Haysmer of this city and
Clarence Baker of Bedding, traded
barber shops, and Haysmer went to
Belding to take possession of his new
business. Harvey is an Industrious
young man, a good barber, and we are
sure his Bedding patrons will like him.
-Ionia Standard.
Chapman has gone to his home in
Bedding to attend school, and the To-
Gals are mourning the loss of one of
their fastest men. Joe Camel of Spar
ia has been secured to fill the vacancy,
and it is to be hoped he will be a
worthy substitute for the sturdy
| ''Chap. "-Portland Observer.
The Holly Herald is the latest adj
dition to the press of the state. From
this distance it looks as though Holly
was not suffering for second paper,
however the Herald is a bright APP
pearing and newsy sheet and starts
with good advertising patronage,
bearing all the earmarks of slayer.
County Clerk Lawless has the Sep
TENDER court calendar ready for dis
button. The term of court opens
next Monday morning and is the non
jury term. The calendar contains Ga
cases, being small one. Sixteen
are criminal, nine issues of fact and
"A chancery causes. AS usual the
thrifty end of litigation is the divorce
cases of which there are 10.
DR.. Martin, Mrs. Martin and Hugh
expect to return to Seattle next
month. Michigan winters are severe
on the doctor since he became ac-
climated to the mild weather of Wash
ington. Besides, he has found that he
cannot endure as well as in former
years the demands of large practice
upon his physical endurance.-Gre
vile Independent.
The officials of this village have
been in correspondence with the Bar
deem Paper company of Ostego, in
reference TO the establishment of a
paper mill in this village. The Bar
deem company announce their willing
| ness to establish a branch mill here if
the assurance is given that they can
obtain sufficient amount of straw
from the surrounding country to keep
the mill in operation Saranac Local.
| Miss Mary Huhn of this village, has
accepted position as teacher in the
Bedding school. Miss HUM was for
two years teacher in the Saranac
school, giving excellent work in that
line, but last spring announced that
she did not desire to continue the
work here. She had made calcula-
tions to take year in the University
at Ann Arbor, but certain combina-
tion of circumstances caused her to
change her mind and again take up
the work of teaching. -Saranac Lo-
cal.
Crookshank, Somers & Co., Ionia
contractors, were so fortunate as to
be awarded the contract for building
the new main south side asylum build
ing for patients, including the con
Meeting subway. The amount of the
contract 1858, oil, some less than the
appropriation. The excavating will
be done by the State asylum board
and this work will be started at once
so that the contractors can push theiI
contract. The contracts for admins
tration building and chapel are still
under consideration.
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