Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL


one bargain at HulPs.
Rect Hall of Sheridan visited his
brother Geo. Hail. Saturday.
Mrs. II. Stahlin is visiting her
daughter in Ionia this week.
The l4-month old baby of Marriott
Spencer is very sich with the fever.
Miss Clara Moulton returned from
Petoskey the latter part of the weeks
Rev. Chas. S. Delving of Lansing
was guest of Prof. Pitkin Saturday.
Fred Chamberlain of East Tawas
visited with friends in the city Friday.
Sidewalk exhibition of Florence
Hot Blast at Ireland's Monday, Sept.
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Demonstration of Coles Hot Blast
stoves next Wednesday and Thursday
at Irelands.
Chauncey Boomer who recently re-
turned from the Philippines, is a
guest at j. II. Henderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Little of Flint
have been visiting his cousin DR.. Little
and family several days this week.
DIR. j. Ferguson left this week to
join his family at the home of his par
ents in st, Thomas. Canada.
Mrs. |. L. Hubbell will give five
o'clock tea this afternoon in honor of
her sister Mildred's sixteenth birth
day.
Mrs. ID. jacobson of Greenville and
Miss Frank of Detroit were guests of
A. Friedman and wife few days this
week.
The X. p. lodge will hold meeting
next Tuesday evening for work in the
first degree. All members requested
to be present.
Fred Tuck has returned from a
pleasant summer spent at Mackinaw
looking hale and hearty and will next
week enter the U. of M. at Ann
Arbor
Frank Connell and Editor Luck at
tended the Democratic Convention at
Grand Rapids Tuesday, for nominal
ing candidate as Representative to
Congress.
Miss Addie Fehen spent day in the
city this week on her way to Chicago
where she Is to enter the Baptist
Missionary Training School, for city
mission work
Misses Ella Raymond and Edna
Conklin Sundayed in Detroit with b
+. Loyengood and wife, he being the
former foreman in the BANNER Pub
fishing office
Rev. G. M. LOOMS will occupy the
pulpit in the M. Il. church next Sun
day morning and DIR. |. S. Morris in
the evening during the absence of
Rev. A o. Carman.
Clarence Golden, who has spent the
past two years in Bimidji, Mimi, is
visiting at J. Weaver's this week. He
will enter the University at Ann Ar
Dor next week for four years medi-
cal course.
Rev. II. c. Crawford of Byron, Mich
a cousin of Mrs. Robt. Wilson will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning Preaching in
the evening at 7:30 by the pastor.
Subject "a Satisfying Feast"
Somebody wanted pumpkins bad
enough last Friday night to appropri-
ate large ones from j. M. Trimble's
garden They were the best he had
and he was doting on having some fine
"punkin pies"
Lyman w. Holmes exchanged his
house on the Luther addition last
week for the property on Broas street
formerly owned by Fred King. Mr..
Holmes has acquired in the deal a
fine property of two lots.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Barnard, of Little Rock,
Ark, was in the city several days last
week visiting friends. She was a for
mer resident here and came to Green
Vile recently to visit her mother.
She intends TO start on her return
home next week.
The musical features of the coming
West Michigan Fair will be of an un-
usually fine character. The railroads
have arranged for half rates Sept.
26-Oct. 4, from all points, the tickets
are to be good for five days, returning
Saturday, Oct. 4, and this feature
will bring many to the fair and to the
CITY. The street car tracks are now
laid over the new bridge and people
will be carried to the gates of the
grounds. The bridge over the Grand
River has been built and thoroughly
repaired.
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