Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-12
Not a word said about celebration


day on business.
Mrs. Q. G. Schefller has gone TO
Owosso tor a visit.
Mr. and Mrs +. w. Howard spent
Friday in Grand Rapids.
Miss Dolly Hansen left today for an
extended stay at st. Joseph.
Miss Jennie Mowers will spend Sun
day with her parents in Portland.
Mrs. Edith Bowen is making a visit
with relatives in Coral this week.
Mrs. Lewis Meade of Harrison made
a visit with Mrs f. Dorman this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Johnson visited
friends in Cannonsburg over Sunday.
Chas. Madden is making arrange
ments to add bath rooms to his barber
shop.
Mrs S. T.. Gilbert of Duluth is Wis
iting her brother, G FL. Willard this
week
Allie futile is recovering rapidly
from very severe attack of appendi-
citis.
Walter G. Meach and wife expect
to visit friends at Cedar Springs Sat
urday.
Mrs. Viola Nealon received visit
the past week from brother, of Mil
waukee.
Mrs NJ. d. Ingram of Coral is here
for a months visit with her son
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Curtis spent two
or three days visiting friends in Coral
this week.
John Rouse and family have moved
to Lansing where he has secured a
good situation.
+. b Lapham and wife are enter
tanning their niece Mrs Abbie Will
Jams of Frankfort.
Mrs. w. X. Peterson left Tuesday
for three weeks visit with her
daughter in Charlotte.
J Mrs. Nellie Tanner who has been
spending the past year in Canada re-
turned to Belding Monday.
Mrs j. Coles left Saturday for a
visit with her daughter Mrs J. Sked-
CELL of Ensley, Montcalm Co.
The ladies' social circle will meet
with Mrs. Clarence Staley next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Dan Skellenger has severed his con-
nection with the w. S. Garfield Co.
and is succeeded by Chas. Crib.
Mrs. N Wallace and sister-in-law,
Miss 5. J. Wallace, left Tuesday for
Detroit, Saginaw and other points.
DR.. Fish Of Greenville is dead. one
of the early pioneers of these parts,
leaving one daughter, Miss Mary Fish.
Mrs. j. o Jacost of Ionia and Mrs.
G.. Phillips of Detroit have been max
ing few days visit with Mrs Lyman
Convey.
Mrs f. $. MofTatt was called to
Lakeview Saturday on account of
severe illness of her mother Mrs j.
Eugee.
! Mrs. j. +. Pinkham and children
left Monday for a weeks visit with
Rev. o. j. Golden and family of
Potterville.
Maj. Blanche Cox, the executive
head of the Salvation Army will give
illustrated lecture at the Opera
House tonight.
Mrs Fred G. Moys (nee Lena Post
of Boulder, Col arrived Monday for
several weeks visit with friends in
this city and vicinity
There ought to be great rush of
ladies at Pierce q Henderson's Satur-
day afternoon as they announce free
ice cream for the ladies.
John II. Eckstein of Jackson, who
has been here working for the Royal
Arcanum returned to his home Friday
but will be back June 10th.
Michigan State Dental Association
met at Grand Rapids June 81 10 and
18th. Drs. Smith and Armstrong of
Bedding were in attendance.
The dancing party which was TO
have been given at the dancing acad-
amy last Friday evening was post
until tomorrow (Friday) night.
Mrs. M. Il. Bushert of Lansing is
here to remain few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. w. /. Wood. Miss Ora
Bushert was also here over Sunday.
O. J. Wheeler has at last finished
the well for the Demorest flats. He
says it was one of the hardest jobs he
has ever struck. II is down 10 feet
and water comes TO within six feet o1
the surface
Phillip Young, of the firm of Fish
& Young, proprietors of the MAR
street market was called 70 Crane