Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-22

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5 TO s O'Clock.
Bert Waldo and wife of Ionia spent
Sunday in the city.
The almanac says about this time
look out for big blow.
w. A. Chave and wife are in Grand
Rapids on business today.
+. A. Washburn has been in Chi
cago this week on business.
II. H. Vincent of Lakeview was in
the city the first of the week.
Mrs. Robt. PEBBLES is visiting rela-
tives in Lakeview for two weeks.
Bradley Stone of Marion joined his
wife here Saturday for a brief visit.
John Foster has returned from
Charlotte, and is again at Holmes
Bros.
| Nevin Lloyd returned Tuesday from
a two or three days trip to Grand
Rapids.
Geo. Moulton left this morning for
a few days visit with relatives at
Morley.
Mrs. j. b. Arnwine and daughter
are guests of Mrs. T. Winters of
Greenville.
Ed. Carpenter wife and mother
Mrs. Chauncy Chase left this morning
for Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. N. Crippen and son Harry
left this morning for weeks outing
at Crystal Lake.
A. T.. Weter leaves tomorrow to
join his wife at Haslett Park, for sew.
eral days outing.
Attorney Dwight and Will Sheldon
and c. G. O'Bryon were Grand Rapids
passengers today.
Mrs. w. f. Sandell is entertaining
her nephew, Master Will Chamber.
lain, of Carson City.
Geo. Potter and wife of Stanton
were pleasantly entertained at c. G.
O'Bryon's the first of the week.
Chas. Madden and wife left thi:
morning for visit with Mrs. Mad
denis sister at Milwaukee, Wis.
Portland has increased the pay OF
her village clerk from $75 to 800
which is good but it is too small yet
The Ionia county Christian Endeav
or rally will be held at Lake Odessa
August "a and %. An interesting
program has been prepared.
T.. +. Crooks and wife of North
ampton, Mass, stopped over in thi.
city this week for brief visit, or
their way home from Denver, Col.
Miss HELEN Gliding of Ludington
who has spent a very enjoyable time
!, with her classmate, Miss Carrie Tall
, man, returned home this morning
The rain fall this week has beer
timely and very beneficial for corr
and potatoes. They would have beer
irrepairably injured had it delayed
much longer.
Rev. J. j. Staley and wife were in
, itiated in the mysteries of the ordel
of the Eastern Star Tuesday evening
and after the conclusion of the regu
lar order of business a fine lunc heol
was served by the ladies.
, We regret to say there is no i'm
, provement in the condition of Chas
, Fetch. Doctors have advised ;
, change of climate and as soon as b,
gets strength enough to stand tn,
journey he will be taken to Abe
querque, New Mexico. Everyon
most earnestly hopes for his recovery
A cemetery association has beel
formed for the purpose of keeping
. the old Belding cemetery in bette
;. condition and putting in a well o
1 water works. Mrs. Lizzie King is tn
president of the organization, Mrs
Rodney Gleason, secretary and Mrs
L Adde Whitford treasurer. Anyon
I who feels interested i'm the matter i
II invited to meet at the cemetery FIR
i day morning, when work is to be don
. under the direction of Chris. Choate
FOREMAN, OF DIT the business meeting
I which is to be held at the home Q
e Mrs. Whitford, Tuesday, Aug. 9th.
Mackintoshes at wholesale prices
at j. II. Webber's, Ionia.
> Wanted-good girl for genera
y housework. DR.. j. f.. Ferguson.
$500 suits reduced to $3.50 at J. I
:, Webbers, Ionia.
o Orders for hair switches taken an
- satisfaction guaranteed.
M. M. SToN