Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-30
w. T. Pope is in Lansing.

Mrs. w. A. Knott visited Greenville
friends Wednesday.
Dentist j. II. Rickert of Greenv!lle
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. II. A. Mcconnell has gone to
Canada TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Sophia Luther who has been
here for some time, has gone to Luz
Their.
Bert Garfield has gone to Grand
Rapids to spend few days with rela-
tives.'
Miss Mabel Gibbs of Carson City is
the guest of her friend Mrs. DIR.
Smith.
Mrs. Harlow Dewey of Grand Rap
ids is visiting her niece Mrs. Lew
Willard.
Miss Eula Savage of Central Lake
is visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. DIR.
Ferguson.
John Jennings, the north side laun-
dryman, has quit. Says he couldn't
make it pay.
The wire has been strung for the
new fire alarm box to be located on
''Peck's Hill"
Mrs. w. p. Hetherington and Mrs.
+. A. Washburn were Grand Rapids
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Lew Sayles returned Wednes-
day from two weeks visit at Wood
vile, Newaygo county.
Mrs. Albert Godfrey has gone to
Port Sanilac, where she and her hus-
band will in the future reside.
Fred Underwood left Wednesday
for his old home at Athens to spend a
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. c. H. Stone of Big Rapids was
the guest of her daughter Miss Mable
Stone, the popular milliner, over Sun
day.
Miss Maud Fish is visiting friends
in Saranac, Miss Rose Mclaughlin
acting as supply teacher during her
absence.
Mrs. I. L. Hubbell left Wednesday
for Lansing to attend birthday re-
union on account of her grandfather's
eighty-fifth birthday.
w. F. Sandell visited his bank at
New Baltimore Friday and Saturday,
of which Chas. +. Hills is cashier.
He returned Sunday by way of Grand
Rapids.
Bad weather for the refrigerator
business but the Belding-Hall Co. has
shipped over 1000 more refrigerators
this month than any previous May IN
its history.
Mrs. w. /. Benedict's mother who
has been visiting her, returned to her
home at Albion, n. Y. Tuesday, Mrs.
Benedict accompanying her for
three weeks stay.
The Ladies Literary Exchange
holds its next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Hill in Orleans. All who eX-
pect to attend are requested to meet
at Lamb Bros. store at 80 p. m.
Chas. w. Crosby of Belding, sent to
the Traverse City asylum last Novem-
Der, has at the request of relatives,
been transferred to the home OF his
sister at Battle Creek, where he will
be cared for.
Owing to freight train accident
on the G.. II. & |. near Cedar Springs,
Saturday, blockading the track, sew
eral passenger trains of that road
passed through this city via the Pere
Marquette tracks.
II. J. Connell was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
attending the celebration of the
seventh anniversary of Kent Camp
M. w. A., whsch has the largest
membership of any in the state.
The opera house was well filled last
Sunday morning for the G. A. II. me-
mortal services. The discourse by
Rev. A. o. Carman of the NJ. f.
church was fine one and pleased all
who had the pleasure of listening to
it.
Geo. Parslow, one of the Belding
Hall Co. employees, met with bad
accident last Saturday. A splinter
or piece of board flew from the planer
and struck his hand. DR.. Pinkham
dressed it and had quite time get
ting all the pieces removed. 1t will
cripple him for quite spell.
The Bedding band will not attend
the band convention at Lansing. The
band has received several hard
knocks recently and the boys are
feeling a bit discouraged. We hope
IL will not be allowed to go down, as
we have had good band for so long
now we would hardly know what to
do without 1t.
G. o. Bishop, who has given the
BANNER Office over five years of good,