Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-08-29
Master Harold Locke spent Sunday

Miss Sadie Wilson spent Sunday
with friends in Grand Rapids.
There will be swarming of Bees
from Bedding to Ionia tomorrow.
Geo. w. Moulton and family re-
turned from Morley Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Godfrey is the new
clerk at O'Bryon's dry goods store.
Miss Blanch Rich of Coral is visit
ing relatives and friends in Belding.
Mrs. David Moore left Wednesday
morning to join her husband at Holly.
Miss Mabel Stone entertained her
father, from Big Rapids, over Sun
day.
Byron f. Brown spent the fore part
of the week with his brother in Char
lotte.
We are glad to say that Chas.
Felch seems to be gaining strength
little.
Robt. PEBBLES and A. j. Hochradel
left Tuesday morning for the Pan
American.
Clarence Tapley and and wife have
been with relatives at Cedar Springs
the past week.
Chas. Vincent who has been stop
ping south of Ionia, is in Belding to
remain for a while.
Mrs. H. c. Friedly is entertaining
her sister, Mrs II. I. Ingersol and
daughter, of Owosso.
Mrs. f. w. Howard and daughter
Miss Mabel left this morning for a
weeks visit at Alpena.
Mrs. f. O. Mann and son Broas left
this morning for several days visit
with friends at Bay City.
Mrs. O. f. Webster has been in De-
troit this week attending the meeting
of the National Fraternal Congress.
VIC Spicer went to Detroit last
evening and from there will go to
Cheboygan, Onaway and Alpena on
business.
Commencing with next week Can
fields grocery will close at s p. m.
with the exception of Saturdays and
pay days.
Wilson & FREELY have just received
from the manufacturers, an elegant
new hearse for use in their undertake
ing business.
Miss Marie Reed who has been
spending the summer with relatives
here, returned to her home in Owosso
Monday last.
Miss Peterson of Cedar Springs and
Mrs. Massie of Greeuville were guests
of their neice, Mrs. w. Lambertson a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hensell and Mis-:
Iva Krotser of Traverse City have
been guests at f. c. Sanborn's and E
L. Sagendorf's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Wells have al
their guests, his brother Nelson
Wells and wife of Ohio. They have
not met in quite number of years.
Hon. A. L. Bemis. the able edito
of that bright and spicy sheet, thu
Carson City Gazette, was in the cit.
on business last Friday and favored
the BANNER office with a pleasan
call
+. A. Ryerson and family are nov
occupying the Hendricks house Of
Front st. in the second ward. MI
and Mrs. Frank Pixley have move
into Mrs. DeHart's tenant house o
Pearl st.
Robt Letson has purchased throug
the Chas. Brown agency, a lot o
south Bridge street, corner OF lisa
belle, and is already getting materia
on the ground for the purpose
building a residence.
Keep the old shot gun loaded an
handy, the sneak thieves are sti
with us. They tried w. j. Mosgrove
residence, Tuesday night. but he wa
awakened and drove them away b.
fore they had effected an entrance.
Bert Garfield entertained a numbt
of his young friends Saturday evel
ing in honor of his fifteenth birthda,
He received several nice present
Mrs. Garfield served a delicious luncl
and all declared it most enjoyab
evening.
W.P. Hetherington was out to Pin
Island lake few days ago and W;
bit by deer fly on the hand whiC
evidently poisoned him as it swell'
up to about twice its usual size al
has caused him considerable pain
well as inconvenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Knapp had qui
a pleasant family gathering at the
home Monday night and Tuesda
There were present Mr.. Knapp's tV
brothers, Austin II. of Palmyra,
", and Charles of Lawton, Mich,
so the latter's son Wellington fro