Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-02-20

1IeenNllle Iuesudy.
w. b. Reed has been entertaining
an attack of la grippe.
Benedict Tower gets his pension in
creased to $24 per month.
DR.. II. NJ Norman of Grand Rapids
Sundayed in this vicinity.
Morris Earle visited at his uncle's,
Henry Buttolph's Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Clair Herring
ton, Monday morning, a daughter.
John Dehn left for Kansas City and
Colorado Monday.night for his health
Geo. L. Sing, the Chinese. laundry
man is putting in.a new laundry at
Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Meerse of Ionia we're
the guests of Mrs. Mary WEIGH We'd
nesday.
Howard Hall left Monday for ST.
Paul. He expects to be gone three
or four weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Crawford of Evart made
a two days visit with Mrs. w. l.
Wood the past week.
The Chas. Brown agency reports
the sale of Ed. Hanna's house and lot
on the north side, to A. Morse.
Hubbardston had $4,000 fire yes
terday morning which will be a
pretty hard blow to that village.
Mrs. G. S Roosevelt returned home
Tuesday from Lansing where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Beck.
Mesdames John and Ira Saxon of
Sand Lake, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Herbert Stacy, and other rela-
tives here.
The ladies of the Congregational
society will give their lyceum enter
tainment at the church Wednesday
evening, March 9th.
Laverne Parslow is confined to the
house on account of his eyes. Dr.
Pinkham is attending him and hopes
10 have him around again soon.
Mrs. G. A DeHart who was called
10 Sidney, Montcalm Co. a few days
ago on account of the death of her
father, returned Wednesday morning.
Mrs DR.. Harriet Carbaugh of
Portland, great medical examiner of
the lady Buffaloes, was in the city
Tuesday in the interest of that So
ciety.
Mari Welch is in the lead of 30
agents in the industrial business in
the Grand Rapsds district of the Met
ropolitan Insurance for the first
quarter.
Miss May Martin of Butternut, &C
companied by her brother, w. G.
Martin and DR.. L. W.. Little went to
Grand Rapids Monday to have her
eyes inspected and treated by an ex-
pert.
The Wagner real estate agency re-
ports the sale of house and lot, No. 10, |
block 6, North Park addition, to Bert |
Riker, consideration $500. This is
what is known as the Underwood |
place.
Mrs. w. s. Whitney of Big Rapids
spent Sunday with her daughter, Miss
Clara Whitney. Mrs. Whitney was
on her way home fl ON Grand Rapids
where she had been to undergo an
operation.
Mr.. G. G.. O'Bryon received word
Saturday that his mother who resided
at Stanton, was dead. He attended
the funeral which was held Monday.
Old age was the principal cause of
her death.
Miss Minnie Godfrey received word
Saturday that her father Richard
had died at Evart. Owing to
to make necessary railroad
she was unable to attend
the funeral which was held Sunday.
a disgraceful fracas took place at
Hotel Bricker last evening among
some of the boarders, and as a result
one man, one of the telephone con-
crew was hit in the head
with pair of iron climbers, cutting
quite cash.
w. ID. Ballou is in Buffalo this week
attending a meeting of basket makers
who are promoting the organization
of trust and it will undoubtedly be
settled whether the local factory |
goes in or stays out. From there Mr..
Bollou will go on to Massachusetts, to
visit relatives and friends.
The Mutual Improvement Club
members celebrated Statesmen's day
at the home of Mrs. H. H. Gooding |
last Friday. They began with Wash
ington and went down the line TO Nc
Kinley. To wind up, refreshments
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