Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-21

spent sunday In iona.
Get your copy in early next week
Thanksgiving you know.
Sam'l Ansbaugh OF Adrian is in the
city greeting old friends.
Mr.. G. Willett of Stanton was in
the city on business Monday.
Mrs. Emma Peasley of Remus, is
visiting her sister Mary Peasley
Mr.. "A. Nj. Williams has returned
from his trip to New York state.
Mrs. Lizzie Strickland of Grand Rap
ids is a guest of Mrs. w. A. Dutt.
VIM. Heald an old and well known
resident of Easton is dead Age 80.
Miss Sybil Forsythe of Greenville
spent Sunday with Bedding relatives.
Mesdames A. f. Weter and w. A.
Knott were Greenville visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Ora Wareham of Grand Rapids
is guest at her brothers, w. ). Can
fields.
VIM. II. Rhodes of south Broas ST.,
has been on the sick list but is inn
proving.
Mr.. o. f. Webster has been suffer
ing from an attack of lumbago the
past week.
G. +. Brink and son Albert left
Wednesday morning for few days
visit at Lapeer.
All the property of the Coral Lum-
Der Co. is to be disposed of at auction
on Friday the 22d.
Mrs. w. J. Gordon left this morning
for three weeks visit with relatives
at st. Louis, Mich.
Mrs. G. Quick returned from De-
troit Wednesday where she has been
at a Hospital for several weeks.
The Bedding Bros. while here last
week purchased fine span of driving
horses and had them shipped east.
Messrs. |. L. Hubbell, c. Il. Foote,
L. G. Crothers, and John Spriggs
transacted business in Ionia Monday.
Chas. Locke and wife, recently of
Ionia, have been visiting Bedding
friends. He has located at Sault Ste
Marie.
Harvey Haysmer and wife moved
their household goods to Ionia Mon
day and have again become residents
| there.
Miss Edith Kennedy the genial clerk
at f. ID. Linclon's resigned her posi-
ton Saturday, and is succeeded by
Miss Rose Mclaughlin.
The Ireland families have as their
guests Misses Luella Ireland, New
Boston, Ohio; Ruth Ireland, Ohio, Ill ,
and Ina Hodges, Shaw, Ill.
Homemade baked goods will be
sold at Robinson & Hudson's store on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. %, by the
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. Geo. S. Roosevelt, her daughter
Mrs. Will Pollock and baby girl, re-
turned Saturday from an extended
visit with relatives at Lansing.
f. b. Lapham has traded the Her.
rington place to Willard Peck for his
property and the latter will move in
to his newly acquired home at once
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. c. G. Scheffier Friday
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Please bring
scripture text relating to Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Corey Lake who has been the
guest of her mother Mrs. Herrick
went to Lakeview Wednesday for {
: few days visit with friends, and Mon
: day next will leave for Carleton, KY
to make her future home.
4 A. NJ. Williams returned home las
Friday from New York state wher'
: he visited his old home, he also visite'
/. at DIR. Pinkham's home in Canada
n and attended the Pan American a
e Buffalo, being absent over month.
A company of young people gather
). ed at the home of Miss Mildred Bolen
e baugh Monday evening and indulge
j in various games and music, afte
e light refreshments we're enjoyed a.
:, departed at late hour declaring
;. most enjoyable evening spent.
d The fine fall weather is very favor
n able for the late building operation
[. and contractors are thankful. Mrs
I VIM. Lessiter's new house is progress
& ing rapidly and will be finished ahea
II of the contract time. The frame
up for the new tenant house of
+ Chapple is building.
II Jos. Upper don't look quite {
L handsome since Tuesday morning, BIT
: he knows lot more. He was tendin
A to his coal stove when there was a
explosion of the gas blowing til
Aamac In his face and burning hi