Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-11
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again after his recent severe illness.
Mrs. j. Kimberly and sister visited
relatives in st Louis Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Libbie Quillan went to Grand
Rapids today for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Amelia and Eva McBrides, of
Matherton are visiting their sister,
Nora this week.
Mrs Will Gregg, of Onaway, and
friend, Miss Bruce, of Big Rapids, are
visiting in the city.
DIR. Willard Hagadorn, the optician,
will be at Hotel Bedding Monday and
Tuesday, Sept Is and Is.
Charles Rounds and wife left this
morning for Grand Rapids where he
has secured work in one of the fact
cries.
Irving Demorest had qnite an acct
dent this morning while unloading
roofing smashing his first, second and
third fingers on the left hand.
Mrs. c. A. DeHart is in Detroit
looking up styles in fall and winter
gowns, expecting to be home to begin
work the fore part of next week.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the subject will be
"The Bundle of Life" Preaching
also at 1870 p. m. Subject, ga Won
derful Discovery.
G. M. Harrington, of Barryton, was
visiting at Nj. A. Cooley's last Friday
and shaking hands with old friends in
the city. He moved there onto a
farm two years ago.
Mrs. w. Reynolds and son Roy went
to Olivet Saturday where they expect
to be gone some time. Harry George
also left on the same train to resume
studies in the college.
The regular meeting of the Mission
Circle will be held at the Baptist
church, Saturday, September l3, at 3
p. m Please pay dues at this time.
All interested in mission work are in
vited.
Miss Sadie Blumberg has returned
to Milwaukee after very pleasant
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Friedman Her brother, Jacob
Blumberg came here and accompan-
led her home.
II. r Edwards returned Saturday
from trip he made last week to Mil
waukee and Chicago. He combined
business with pleasure and made a
large purchase of leather goods for
the fall and winter trade.
Alva Pringle, who has been at
home in this city from Benton Har-
Dor for a week, will return Saturday
on account of Leo Ranger with whom
he works, being called to Lyons by
the sickness of his father.
Rev. j. +. Butler attended the
Stanton Ministerial Association held
in Greenville Monday. 1t takes in
the Congregational ministers of Stan
ton, Greenville, Sheridan and Bel
ding. A good attendance of the
clergy were present.
j. A. Spencer and wife left We'd
nesday for Toledo where they expect
to reside for some time, they go there
to be near their daughter Mrs. Oscar
Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer are old
residents of this city and vicinity and
their large circle Of friends are sorry
to see them go.
C. A. Dixon, while working on the
rip saw in Factory "B'' Monday, had
the nail of one of his fingers on his
left hand torn off by a stick flying
back against it, DR.. Little fixed it up
for him. The injury was very painful
and will lay him of from work a few
days.
Lester Grant has accepted a posi-
ton as foreman in the cabinet depart
ment of the Ranney Refrigerator fac
tory in Greenyille and began work
there last Monday. He is fine work
man and an excellent citizen whom
we dislike to see leave the city. His
family will undoubtedly move Their,
there soon.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Salisbury hav,
located in the city having leased NJ
J. Demorest's house on Bridge street
formerly occupied by Prof Marvin
Mr.. Salisbury is proprietor and man
ufacturer of the Salisbury treatment
for chronic and deep seated diseases
of the liver, kidney and stomach
They are putting their medicines OF
the market and their advertisement
appears in another column of thi:
paper.
, The Howard City Fair will be hel,
Sept. q, "a, rs, 20, and II the weathe
r. Il