Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

10th an Id boy,
Glare Weeks of Alma was in the
city Wednesday,
j. w. Hatch of Saranac visited
friends here this week
Mrs. c. A DeHart spent Sunday
with Greenville friends.
Fred Fee and brother spent Sunday
with friends at Kennedy.
DIR. |. ). Morris made a trip to
Greenville Wednesday morning.
Mesdames f. Trail and Nj. a. Reed
visited Grattan friends Wednesday,
Miss Thressa Hawley of Stanton
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fred San
born.
Pedro party at the X. p hall this
Thursday evening. Good time,
| "nuff ced."
Miss Trisse Mehny of Grand Rapids
is visiting friends in this city and vi
entity this week.
Messrs. Bert Beech and VIII Fuller
of Greenville were Bedding visitors
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Julia Moffatt returned We'd
nesday morning from couple of days
trip to Greenville
The Ladies Literary Exchange
club meets with Mrs. A. 5. Dimmick
Jan. 3lst at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coon are receiv-
ing few days visit from his brother
from Newaygo this week.
f. II. Spencer has been on bust
ness trip to Grand Rapids, Nashville,
and other points this week,
John Lamb of Ypsilanti has been
the guest of his brothers Ed. and
Harry Lamb for few days
w. f. Sandell returned saturday
night from a trip to New Baltimore,
where he has banking interests.
Henry Smith and wife returned
Tuesday from four weeks visit with
relatives in Grand Rapids and Cooper
vile.
Andrew Maynard, for several years
an employe of the Belding- Hall Mfg,
Co., will leave Monday for Constan
tine, Mich, where he has secured a
good position
Tomorrow friday evening the
banquet of the Ladies Literary Elk
change takes place at Hotel Belding.
All members are requested to be there
at ! o'clock sharp.
John Bookey and Miss Maud Hessler
of Grattan, j. Elkins and wife of
CORTLAND and Mrs. Will Witt of
Keene have been visitors at }. +.
Viewers this week
Chas. II. Foote II. l.. Page, +. b.
Lapham and G r. Cowdin attended a
committee meeting at Ionia Friday
evening to arrange for the Gridley
Club banquet Jan. 3lst.
The Sir Knights of the Maccabees
will hold a special review this even
ing, to prepare for the public installa-
ton which takesplace next Thursday
evening in the Opera House
The members of the Congregational
church aud society will give an lat
home" supper at the church parlors
next "Wednesday exening from to 8.
Fee l0cts All are cordially invited.
A fine time is anticipated at the
public installation of the officers
of the X. O. T. NJ and l.. o r. M at
the Opera House next Thursday eve
ming. The City orchestra will furnish
music and there will be some exer-
cises.
The ladies of the Congregational
society have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. f.
b. Lapham, president: Mrs. w. b
Reed first vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. Eva
Divine, second vice president; Mrs.
w. NJ. Reynolds, secretary; Mrs. N. j.
Mclaughlin, treasurer.
The G. A. II. and w. r. G. held "a
very pleasant social meeting last
Saturday afternoon at their hall: in
spersed with music, singing and a
short literary program The next
social session will be Feb. -, those on
the program for that date are Nj
Keeney, Mr. Olds, Mrs. Locke and Mrs.
Case, after which refreshments will
be served.
Sold through Chas. Browns Real
Estate agency, house and lot No. 50
Bedding and Ellis addition, TO Miss
/ Edith Stewart This is what was
known as the Long place i'm the first
ward and partly burned last summer,
but has since been entirely rebuilt.
Miss Stewards father intends to come
here and they will make il their
home. She is an employe of Belding
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