Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-26
Mrs. ]. d. Morse is in Ionia

this week
II l.. Page and wife we're at Sar-
anac Sunday.
Miss Florence Giffin Sundayed in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs o. j. Kuhn spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ionia.
Miss Fila Larson left Friday to visit
with friends in Stanton.
Mrs. Grin Beach left Tuesday for a
few days in Ionia on business.
Mrs. p. Rhimes left Wednesday for
several weeks visit at Stanton.
Miss Josie King of Greenville Sun
dayed with Miss Mamie Presley.
Mrs. Shankwiler of Benton Harbor
has been a guest at w. B. Reeds.
Claude Roosevelt left today to attend
the alumni banquet at Vaudeville.
Mrs. Liniel Kenyon and children of
Portland Sundayed with Frank Scott.
Mrs. Scott HORNE of Bayrd, Iowa,
is visiting with Eli Witt and wife this
week.
Miss Ethel McNaughton of 'Pierson
is making visit with M. E. Peck and
family.
Mrs Mary Martin of Butternut has
been visiting her son w. G. Martin
this week.
Miss Jennie Mowers left Tuesday to
spend the summer with her parents
at Munson.
Mrs. DIR. l. S. Morris returned We'd
nesday from her visit to Detroit and
other places.
Mrs. Ii. Jersey of Boyne City ar
rived Friday for an extended visit
with relatives.
Hon. j. ID. Morse and b. f. Hall are
in Detroit attending the republican
state convention.
Rev. J. T.. Butler was called to
Stanton to otiiciate at the funeral of
4hloo IIubo lDclNhhilhs
Miss Myrtle Griffith of Saranac is
in the city to attend the graduating
and alumni exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Griffin left We'd
nesday for several weeks visit with
relatives at Hartwick.
Marie Mahana and Bertha Renson
left Wednesday for an extended visit
with relatives in Alpena.
Mrs David Evans and daughter
Beulah left Wednesday for visit
with relatives at Stanton,
Miss Edith Gregg and sister Mrs.
George Briggs of Chicago are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Reed.
Mayor f b. Lapham, wife and lit
tie daughter, visited relatives and
friends in Rockford last week.
Miss Carrie Ranney of Greenville
was a guest at her brothers., l.. w.
Ranney's, few days this week.
Mrs. John Bond is making a visit in
Saranac with her parents and will
also attend the graduating exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKendry of
Easton and Seth Partridge of Oakfield
are visiting DR.. Little and wife today.
Alderman Coles and wife we're
called to Alaska, Kent Co. last week
on account of the sickness of a rela-
tive.
Mrs. NJ LaMay of Byron and Mrs.
III, Tophosse of Owosso, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gerady for a
week.
Mrs II. ID. MINER left Saturday for
Whitehouse, Ohio, being called there
on account of the sudden death of her
father.
Mr.. A. Thurman and wife entertain
ed her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauman of Howard City over
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Curtis of st. Louis and
Miss Ada Cowles of Jackson spent a
few days this week visiting their
uncle, Ash Williams.
II. M. Dunton of Cedar Springs ar
rived Saturday for an extended visit
with his daughters, Mesdames f..
Weaver and f. Harding.
1t does not require much of prop
het to predict that Bliss will be the
nominee of the republican state con-
vention today, and on the first ballot.
Mrs. Roy g. Ecker of Chicago is in
the city this week, visiting her
brother and sister, Victor and Miss
Ella Armour, also other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. b. G. Curtis who was called to
Alma by the serious illness of her
mother, returned Tuesday with her
neice, Miss Hazel Goss, reporting her
mother no better.
Col H. II Eenton of Def roit was In