Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-14
Short Items of Interest Re
Iating TO the To4vn and It's
People, told in a Single
Paragraph.


Tuesday.
DIR. Pinkham has returned from his
trip TO Canada.
II. NJ. Wilson made business trip
to Remus Wednesday.
The Elks ball at Ionia will be We'd
nesday evening, Nov. p.
The Whist Club meets again next
Monday night at Forester hall.
Attorney Dwight c. Sheldon was at
Mecosta on business Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Phillips of Detroit is the
guest of her sister Mrs. w. j. Knott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield are in Grand
Rapids this week buying Holiday
goods.
Born, Sunday evening to Elmer +.
Cook and wife of the first ward, a
baby girl.
Mrs. K. Trail left for Detroit this
morning to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie HELEN.
Mrs. Sarah Slaght, of Grand Rapids
has been a guest at M. A. Cooley's
the past week.
Miss Ida Johnston of Otisco enter
tanned her friend Clyde Campbell of
Entrican over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcintyre is in Grand
Rapids for two weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs. Brown.
Chas. Stout has moved his cigar
factory into the rooms formerly occu-
pied by J. +. Stevens in the Spencer
block.
Miss Carrie Buck called on friends
here Monday on her way home to Lin
den from attending the funeral of Mr..
Westover.
Clyde Day and Miss Otie Kohn,
daughter of Peter Kohn, of Otisco,
are married. The BANNER tenders
congratulations.
Miss Ruby Rouse, trimmer for Mrs.
II. ID. Miner left for Grand Rapids
Wednesday morning to secure the
latest designs in millinery.
Mr.. VIM. Choate suffered stroke
of paralysis recently and has been re-
moved from his home on Pleasant st.
to the home of his son on Bridge st.
Chas. Madden and L. III. Potter have
had new State Telephones placed in
their residences and one has also been
put in the Bedding Bros. new Silk Mill
Office
There are always two places in
newspaper where man is supersti-
tious about having his name appear
the obituary column and the police
court record.
Miss Edyth Stuart was called to
Stanton Friday by the death of an
neice and remained until Monday
night. Miss Gertrude Peck supplied
as teacher during her absence.
The ladies of the Bedding City Gem
etery association will have their sup
per Saturday evening, Nov. % in
place of the 10th as was first spoken
of Look for futher notice next week.
w. j. Clarke, Will Case of this city
and Mr.. Loomis of South Orleans, left
here Monday morning for the upper
peninsula on a hunting trip. Clark
joined the party already there from
this section, but Case and LOOMS
went up near the shore of Lake SUI
perior.
After Dec. 1st we can take no more
for the New York
Weekly Tribune and the BANNER at
the club price of $l.25 per year for
both which we have been doing for
several years. Come in before that
date if you want to take advantage
of this cheap rate.
Rev. A. o. Carman, pastor of the
NJ. +. church, went to Grand Ledge
Tuesday morning to attend the Minis
terial association of the Lansing dis
trict in session there Tuesday and
Wednesday, his name being on the
program for an address. He intend
ed going from there TO Potterville to
visit his parents the balance of the
week.
Mrs. Geo. Blett of the first ward was
treated to surprise Saturday it be-
ing her 50th birthday. Children and
friends gathered with beautiful and
useful presents, one being an extern
sion dining table which was quickly
put into use, extended TO its fullest
dimension and loaded with the con-
tents of well filled baskets provided
by Mrs. Il. b. Blett and Mrs. George
Goolthrite and TO which ample justice
was done. The afternoon passed very
pleasantly and evening came all to
soon. when after partaking of an
oyster supper the partings came. 1t
was an event long to be remembered
by all participants.