Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-30
Local ~
Brevities.

IL <hiANh Va ApAAo oRNhN AhVhNe
here on business.
Edward Butler and wife have moved
into A. NJ. Williams.
Will Peck of Ionia was in Bedding
on business, Monday.
Laurence Alling was in Ionia over
Sunday visiting his parents.
80 fine prizes given awaya at Auction
sale Friday night and Saturday.
II p. Olson left Monday to spend
the week with his daughter, in Sidney.
Mrs. f. S. Raymond and daughters
spent Sunday with friends in Oakfeld.
Miss Dorothy Clark of Greenville
Sundayed with |. L. Hubbell and wife.
Mrs. Elliot f. Stone, of Cedar
Springs, has been the guest of Mrs.
Whitbeck this week
4 Miss Lulu Cook left Monday tor a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Portland and Eagle.
A. NJ Williams returned Monday
from few days visit with his brother
John Williams in Fairplains.
The w. r. c. will hold a special
meeting for inspection, Nov. 6. A
general attendance is requested.
Mrs. Britain of Flushing arrived
last week for an extended visit with
her daughter Miss Bessie Britain.
The Royal Neighbors will go in a
body Saturday afternoon to visit Mrs.
Grant, who recently moved to Green
vile.
Miss Jennie Wagner has gone to
Grand Rapids, being called there by
the sickness of her sister, Miss Mary
Wagner.
Mrs. Chas Baty and Mrs Chas.
Hammond left last week for Bailey
where the former will make her fu-
ture home.
John w. Stanton and daughters
Matilda and Leona of Hart returned
GONE last week after visiting friends
and relatives in the city.
The VIC. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
z. w. Gooding's Friday afternoon,
Oct. 81, at 2:30. Cordial invitation
extended to all ladies to attend.
The Congregational peop'e have ar
ranged with the famous Fisk Jubilee
Singers to give an entertainment in
the church on the evening of Nov. Il.
+. II. Deatsman former resident
OF this city now of Sunfeld and lead
ing merchant there was married Sun
day to Miss Maude Wolcott of that
place.
The ladies social circle will meet
with Mrs. a. L Spencer next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All
ladies will come prepared to do some
sewing.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
meets in the NJ. + church at three
O'clock next Sunday, Nov 2. Notice
the change in time from four TO three
o'clock.
Mrs O f. Webster attended a
meeting of the Degree of Honor held
!, at Lansing Wednesday and Thursday
and also transacted other bushes:
while there
Rev. j. f. Butler was called to Sher
idan Wednesday TO attend the funer
al of Lena Kreeger one of his for
mer Pensioners His two children
accompanied him.
Mason Norton and wife of Big Rap
ids made brief visit at Geo w
Cota's last week, while returning
from the meeting of the Sixth Cav
airy reunion at Ionia.
Miss Alice Henry, of McBrides wh'
has been very successful teacher II
that place, arrived Wednesday t
make application for the SLh grade t
succeed Miss Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. VanBenschotei
are rejoicing over the advent of FIN
son born TO them Oct. 10Th. They ar
residing in Collins this winter but ex
pect to go west to live in the spring
+. l.. Piper of Rockford is CUES
of E B. Lapham. Mr.. Piper cam
down from Carp Lake where he II
company with A ID. Plumb of Gran
Rapids are operating lumber mil
Geo. Johnson and wife were in Car
non Sunday visiting her father Wn
Little. They brought home with ther
a branch of second growth blacl
berries picked from the berry bushe
on his farm.
Henry Weber, Maryin Johnson,
Arnold and A. w. Richmond, {
Saranac, were in the city Saturda
night and attended the Mnsoni
lodge. J. T. Taylor and John v
Schouten Of Eureka we're also presen
The Prudential life insurance con