Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-19

Miss Grace Bailey Sundayed with
friends in Sparta.
Miss Grace Black left Saturday for
her home in Alpena.
Miss Elnora Cook Sundayed with
relatives in Mcbride.
Miss Winnie Roe left Saturday for
her home in Coleman.
Mrs. DIR. L. w. Little visited rela-
tives in Oakfield Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Ranney was guest at
f. w. Ranney's over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Mason boasts OF having
full blown sweet peas June IA,
Mrs Fred Packard, of Vigal Center
visited friends here this week.
Anna Smith left Wednesday for a
few days visit at Big Rapids
Miss Bea Lynch is guest at Thos.
Bracken's for couple of days.
Miss Minnie Godfrey spent Sunday
in Grand Rapids, visiting friends
Mrs. b. A. Hull of Corning, N. Y,
is making visit with her son A. b.
Hull.
Mr.. A. S. Mason of Big Rapids has
been visiting at Frank Mason's this
week.
A number left Tuesday to attend
the camp meeting held at North
Eagle.
Miss Florence Mitchell left Friday
for summers visit with relatives in
Howell.
Rev c A. Varnum of Hillsdale, a
former Beldingite, was in the city
Saturday.
Miss Clara Hogle of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs.
Thos. Cannon.
The local Salvation Army received
visit Monday night from detail of
Ionia members.
Gleason Shaw, who has been suffer
ing for some time with sciatic rheum-
atism is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs II Currie and child
rem left "Wednesday for weeks visit
with relatives in Detroit.
Miss Florence Myers, of Gobleville,
arrived Wednesday for visit with
her sister until school closes.
Claude Riley, of Greenville, en-
ployed for several months past in the
Star Office, has resigned and left.
Fred Ireland has finished the course
at the Ferris Industrial school Big
Rapids, and returned home Monday
Rufus Morse, Carlton Washburn,
Sumner and Gertrude Wilson have re-
turned home from the U. of M at Ann
Arbor.
The Bement steel range exhibit is
on this week at Tuinstra a. Kuhn's. If
you havnt already done so, call and
look them over.
G.. G.. Terwilliger is back at his old
place in Bedding Office of the Pere
Marquette and Conrad Brigham has
gone To Williamson.
Fred Van Vickle is in charge of the
city park grounds this season and is
doing some good work there in the
way of fixing up the same.
j. II. Younger has the cantract for
building the addition to the Bedding
Bros. & Co. boarding house and work
on the same has already commenced
Miss Minnie Wiley, having finished
a successful season in the millinery
department of A. &. ID. Friedman, re-
turned to her home in Greenville Sat
urday.
Mrs. w G Sheldon left Tuesday to
open up her home in Grand Haven for
the summer. She will also meet her
daughter and children who reside in
Chicago.
Mrs. Rev. o. A. Carman entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Wednesday evening, about twenty
five being present all of whom spent a
most enjoyable evening. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and waters
were served.
Clyde Sinclair, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID Sinclair, who has been attend
ing the Ferris business school at Big
Rapids, has been offered and has ac-
copied good position with the Fotch-
man Furniture Co. at Petoskey He
will act as book-keeper and also have
charge of the collections.
The commencement programs for
the class of 'O2 Bedding high school
have been issued this week from the
BANNER printery. They are light
blue, embossed in dark blue and gold
the printing in black, and tied with
blue and gold cord cord, the elias:
colors They are very fine.
Rev. II. N. Spear of indianapolis
who occupied the pulpit of the Bap