Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-16

Mrs. DR.. Little visited friends at
Grattan Thursday
Miss Rena Chapple visited her aunt
in Ionia over Sunday.
NJ. f. Tuck was home from Grand
Rapids to spend Sunday.
Mrs. j. Hicks of Stanton spent Sun
day with her son Frank.
Lee Miller and Eva Little both of
Cannon visited at DIR. Litle's Sunday.
Hurum IL Joles has returned from
an extended visit in Northern Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Nj. Smith is making her son
and family visit this week in
Cadillac.
Mrs. Oliver |. Watkins of Grattan
is guest of her daughter at Alvin S.
Dimmick's.
Mrs. Louis Willard and daughter
Elsie, spent Sunday in Barryton, Wis
ting friends.
II. L. VanBenschoten has been in
the city few days he is preparing to
locate in the west,
Geo Crawford and wife spent Sun
day in Ionia with his parents, David
Crawford and wife.
Mr.. A Thurman reports that his
opening sale of the Dorothy Odd shoe
has been very successful.
Thos. Welch has disposed of his
business i'm Nashville and with his
family are now in the city.
Rev. A. O. Carman will hold preach
ing services in Green's church Sunday
afternoon at the usual hour
Misses Eva Stevens, Lulu McElroy,
Lena Martin and Myrtle McCreary,
spent Saturday in Greenvile.
Claude Roosevelt spent Sunday at
home and returned to st. Johns on
Monday where he has a good position
with the st. Johns Table Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Richardson of Court
land made three days visit with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM Reynolds,
last week.
NJ. j. Prall of Greenyille has be-
come resident of Bedding and is oc-
cupying the NJ. b. Divine house on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. G. r. Cowdn received a box of
fine cream candy and crystalized fruit
Saturday from Mrs. Frank j. Wyeth
of Pacific Grove, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Friedman have re-
turned from their visit to Manistee.
Mrs. Friedman having spent several
weeks at her old home.
Supervisors w. NJ. Foote, Joseph T.
Angel and VIM. A. Wilder are in
Ionia this week attending the meet
ing OF the Board Of Supervisors.
Geo. Madden has traded his house
and lots on Pleasant street to Daniel
thinner in exchange for farm at
Fenwick and are busy moving there
this week
Waldo Francisco and wife went to
Bowling in their automobile and
spent Sunday with his father Chas.
Francisco who is operating an apple
dryer there.
w. A. DeHart and wife returned
from their trip to Washington, Mon
day. and spent Tuesday with Mrs. M.
DeHart. then went TO their home in
Vickeryville,
Mrs. Smith who has been visiting
her son, DR.. Smith, during the past
three weeks, returned to her home in
Canada, Saturday Mrs, DR.. Smith
accompanied her as far as Detroit.
Mr.. A. NJ. Chaye and wife of Brant-
ford. Ontario, arrived i'm the city Sat
urdav 10 visit his brother w. A.
Chaye, and left Thursday morning for
Los Angles, Cal TO spend the winter.
u. w. Goodiug returned home FROM
"down east" Saturday where he has
been visiting for several weeks. He
spent considerable time at Auburn,
N Y. and made trips to other places
i'm the state. He saw some changes
since his last visit there ten years
ago.
Rev. j. L. Butler will preach at
Bostwick Lake church Sunday even
ing, the young people of.that locality
gave him an urgent invitation to adj
dress them and as that place is one OF
Mr.. Buffers charges having been
stationed there IL years ago he ac-
copied the invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Whitney
who have been visiting here for a
couple of weeks left today for Lowell
where they will make short stay
with relatives. Mr.. Whitney will go
to Denver to remain during the win
ter and his wife will spend portion
Of the winter with her mother in