Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-14
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Tuesday.
Miss Edith Kennedy spent Sunday
in Greenville.
Mrs. Geo. Crawford was in Grand
Rapids over Sunday.
L. w. Holmes was in Grand Rapids
Monday and Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Reeves
of Otisco Sunday, son.
VIII X. Trimble was home from
Grand Rapids to spend Sunday.
Miss Florence Wagner spent Sun
day with her sister in Grand Rapids.
span of Life" is a first class at
traction. Opera House Friday even
ing.
Misses Kittie and Edyth Spicer are
in Grand Rapids for few days this
week.
Mrs. f. II. Tallman and daughter
Carrie spent Sunday with Greenville
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harv. Currie are the
happy parents of a baby daughter
born Monday.
Mrs. Walter Meach is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in Sheridan and Ed
more this week.
L. Chapple has the foundation laid
for new house he proposes to build
on south Pearl st.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Staley of Col
Inns were guests of their son Clarence
and wife over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe of Big Rapids
have been the guests of Mrs. Florence
Hunt few days this week.
Hoyt Pierce goes to Detroit this
evening being called as a.-witness on
a law suit in progress there.
Mrs. Chris. Grill who has been so
very i'll is improving. Miss Nina
Grill his sister of Fowlerville is with
them
John Dehn is talking of going west
to spend the winter in hopes of finding
a climate where he may obtain relief
from asthma.
County drain commissioner Elisha
Strong, of Campbell, was in the city
on business connected with his Office
Monday evening.
Attorneys Hubbell, Sheldon and
Foote were in Ionia Monday on ac-
count of the opening of the November
term of the circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fish have re-
moved from Bridge ST., to what is gen.
orally known as the Gooding place in
the southeast part of city.
Gordon E. Tower left Wednesday
evening for Washington, ID. c., via
Lansing where he will stop over few
days at the Agricultural college.
Harvey Haysmer has purchased a
dray outfit in Ionia and will move
back there. His brother George will
continue to conduct the barber shop.
Chas. Kinney has sold his saloon
business on Bridge st. to Hayes &
Seaman, from Mill Creek, just north
of Grand Rapids. and the new firm is
in charge.
Miss Eva Little, of Cannon township
Kent county, sister of DR.. E. w. Little
of this city, took the train from here
Tuesday morning for Ann Arbor to
attend the state S. 5. convention.
Miss Iva Parks the genial State
Telephone operator was advised to
give up work for time on account of
a threatened attack of Bilious Fever
and left for her home at Saranac last
Friday. Miss Mamie PRESLEY supplies
during her absence.
u. S. Hayes, who put in considerable
time here during the building of the
new railroad from here to Lowell,
being one of the overseers on the Job,
was in the city Wednesday just to
renew acquaintance. He Is now lum-
boring in the upper peninsula.
j. T.. Rice, the electric road pro-
motor from Grand Rapids to Belding
was in the city this week, just as
clipper, just as hopeful, and just as
confident as ever that the road is go
ing to be built. He says the finances
have been arranged for and it is a
certainty beyond a doubt. So mote
il be.
Royal Palmer is home again this
week, having met with an accident
which incapacitated him for work.
He fell in a turn table at Traverse
City striking upon his face and arm,
bruising him considerably and sprain-
ing his right wrist. He was at Nc
Brides Tuesday to visit his grand
parents.
The members of the Hoyt family
held their reunion on Saturday, Nov.
9, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arba
Face near Woods Corners There