Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-07-11
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Carson City July 4th.
w. w. Huelster of Grand Rapids
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cobb visited her
brother in Saranac last week.
Clyde Sinclair visited ID. w. Billings
and family at Lyons last week.
Mrs. Will Knott has returned from
a several weeks visit in Detroit.
Mrs. c. II. Cowdin is visiting friends
in Detroit and will also go TO Holly.
Attorney Frank A. Miller of Ionia
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Eldred Crandall put in several days
last week with old friends at Luther.
Mrs. Lizzie Armour left Monday
evening for a several weeks visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. Divine and son Vern are
spending the week with friends at
Saginaw.
Miss Maud HendershOtt of East
Paris, Kent Co. is a visitor at A.
Wagners.
The frame is up and all enclosed for
H. A. Smiths new residence on south
Bridge st.
Mr.. John Allen of Grand Rapids
spent the Fourth with Mr.. a. Wilson
of this city.
Miss Mida Leonard of Detroit is
visiting at her brothers, Jay Leon
ard, this week.
Miss Ella Trimble left this morning
on a several weeks visit in Stanwood
and Big Rapids.
Jas. A. Sage of Ionia has been put
ting in few days this week in Beld-
ing and vicinity
Miss Florence Hagadorn left We'd
nesday morning for the home of her
parents at Lansing.
jeff Godfrey attended the reunion
of the Sixth Michigan cavalry at
Ionia last Thursday.
Fred Arthur of Detroit has been
putting in a few days with Bedding
friends the past week.
Miss Myrtle Griffith who had been
spending a week with friends here re-
turned to Saranac Monday.
Roy Hewitt of Chicago, nephew of
the Ireland and Wilder families is
Mrs. ]. p. PRESLEY and daughter
Mamie left Friday for months visit
with friends at Stockbridge.
Mrs. Carlton White and son of Chi
cago are here on a visit to her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Wilson.
Lew Sagendorf of Slocums, Mus
kegon Co., arrived this morning to
Join his wife here for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. II. C. Wilbur who has been on
a several months visit in Washington
d. G. and Pennsylvania, returned
home Tuesday.
A fire alarm brought out the de-
partment Saturday. 1t was at VIM.
Roses in first ward, and did not
amount to much.
Mrs. c. A. Thayer and three daugE-
tiers of San Francisco, Cal, are guests
at Chas. b. Nye's. Mrs. Thayer is a
sister to Mrs. Nye.
DIR. VIM. Bell is in Petoskey attend
ing meeting of the State medical
board, he being on the program for
philosophical paper upon 1.-THE prac-
tice of medicine" He returns Satur-
day morning.
The marriage of Mrs. Bertha Sterl-
ing Baker of Plainwell and Dec
Vaughn of Otsego took place Wednes-
day evening. The bride is sister of
Mrs. w. S. Garfield of this city and
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield were present.
Mrs. f. II. Berry had quite an ex-
perience Monday. She went to the
barn TO look after the COW and picked
ND the dish from which she is fed,
which seemed to make the bovine
angry and she knocked Mrs. Berry
down and trampled upon her bruising
her pretty badly before she was able
to make her escape.
Miss Nettie Mowry, the other sister
whose death from consumption was
expected, fingered along until an
early hour Monday morning when she
passed away. She was % years of age.
1t will be remembered her older sister
died from the same disease few
weeks ago, and the father died short
" previous to that. Burial Tuesday |
in Orleans beside the others.
Eight of Belongs young ladies with
Mrs. Ben. and Henry Friedly as chap
erons are spending the week at Ter
race villa Baldwin Lake. 1t is said /
that the party started out in the
FREELY furniture wagon with Henry
and a telescope on the horses back.