Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-10-31

iting here.
Geo w. Thomas spent Tuesday
with Ionia friends.
J. T. Angel went to Detroit last
evening on business.
Mrs. G. MINER of Palo visited at
j. w. Miners Saturday.
Fred Rich has beed quite sick the
past week from appendicitis.
Jud w. King is spending few days
at the Pan American at Buffalo.
A. Friedman, the olothier, has been
at Manistee a few days this week.
NJ. A. Reed made business trip to
Luther the latter part of last week.
Miss Carrie Ranney, who is attend
ing Olivet college, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Miner of Shiloh visited her
daughter, Mrs. III. Gilmore over Sun
day.
Hon. j. ID. Morse and wife returned
from their eastern trip Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Phillips who has been visiting
Mrs. Convey has returned to her home
in Palo.
Miss Mabel Ward of Ionia was the
guest of Miss Jessie Presley over
Sunday.
l.. o. Cushings mother from Dexter
made him few days visit, returning
home Monday.
Will j. Knott, the liveryman, had
the misfortune to lose a valuable
horse few days ago.
Mrs. Grace Wilkinson and son,
George, of Grand Rapids are spending
the week at Chas. Eddy's.
l. r. Waldo has put down fine
cement walk in front of Leonard's
new store buildings on Main st.
Mrs. c. ID. Barhyte and baby of
Charlotte has been spending a few
days this week at G. G. O'Bryon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Sevey of Cedar
Springs spent Sunday with her sisters,
Mesdames +. Weaver and Fred Hard
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Reed and son
returned this morning from spending
a few days with her brother at st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Lambertson are
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine
baby girl at their home, born Friday,
Oct 18th.
Royal Palmer, fireman on the Pere
Marquette Ry., with headquarters at
Traverse City, has been making his
parents visit this week
Mrs. A. A. jerks of Chadwick took
the train here this morning for New
York state with the intention of max
ing a three weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. G. L. Ross of Byron was a guest
of his sister Mrs. G. A. DeHart over
Sunday. Mr.. Ross recently suffered
the loss of foot from having it run
over.
John Marshall and Gertrude Tay-
lor were united in marriage by Rev.
j. J. Staley Saturday evening. They
left for Grand Rapids Monday where
they expect to reside.
Rev. Quick was home from Detroit
so as to fill his pulpit Sunday at the
Baptist church, returning there again
Monday. He says Mrs. Quick is doing
as well as could reasonably be expect
ed.
The X. of P.'s will open their series
of pedro parties at their hall tomor-
row friday evening. 1t is proposed
to commence at S:15 sharp so those in
tending to attend will govern them
selves accordingly.
A lot of those old poplar trees on
the union school grounds have been
cut down and removed, the grounds
graded and sidewalks will be built,
which causes decidedly changed APP
pearance in that section.
E. B. Lapham received word Satur
day that his brother-iu-law j. b. Col
Inns, for thirty years a druggist at
Frankfort, was dead. Owing to his
being unable to make railroad connec-
tions so as to reach there, he was UNI
able to attend the funeral.
DIR. LeFever and wife of Charlie
voix have been guests at H. L.
Pages. Mrs. LeFever is at present
visiting friends in the south part of
the state while the DR.. and Mr.. Page
are enjoying few days bird shoot
ing in the vicinity of Riverdale.
G. b. Derthick, of Ionia,tgrand sec
rotary of the Royal Arcanum is in
the city today completing the ar
engagements for the organization of a
council here, and those intending to
join, who have not already given in
their names, should do so at once.
Geo. w. Dewitt the furniture man,
.,Nll lie o4n~L here m