Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-06
silas Cobb is on the sick list.

ton with relatives.
Geo. w. Moulton went to Ionia on
business Wednesday.
H. II. Gooding and wife entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. G f.. Brink Sunday.
Mrs. j. w Loree of Ionia who visit
ed her son last week, has returned.
Miss Pearl Mowers, of Portlan
Sundayed with Miss Jennie Mowers.
Mrs. l.. King of Greenville spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. G. Haga-
dorm.
Willis Cobb is confined TO the house
by sickness having an attack of the
grippe
Mrs. III. II. Vincent of Lakeview
spent Saturday with her sister Mrs.
| Robt. PEBBLES.
Mrs. w. J. Knott returned from De-
troit Wednesday where she has been
several weeks.
The Mutual Improvement Club will
meet Friday, Nov. IA at the home of
Mrs. II II. Gooding.
Mrs. II. jacobson and Mrs Lichten-
auer of Greenville visited at Mrs. A.
Friedman's this week.
f A Cell and wife left today for
a winters visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Johnson, of Greenville.
Miss Inez Reynolds of Blanchard
arrived Tuesday for an extended visit
with her sister Mrs. Ed. Knapp
w. Silyernail and family, of Mather-
ton arrived today for few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. Art Bradish.
Mrs. f. A. Bush and children of
South Lyons arrived Wednesday and
expect to reside here in the future.
The County Association of physi-
clans was held in Tonia Wednesday,
Drs. Stanton and Pinkham ATTENDED.
The Christian Endeavor will hold a
rival social at the church parlors Fri
~day evening general inyition IS eX-
tended.
A. NJ. Williams has gone to Alma
this week, and after short visit will
go on to New York state to remain
for some time.
A. Dopie and wife, OF Lansing visit
ed their granddaughter Mesdames
l. L. Hubbel and IL d. Miner a few
days the past week.
The family of Charles Ingraham is
sadly afflicted with measles. Their
three children, Bert, Clarence and
Maggie are having it bad.
G. NJ. Gray and wife of Vaudeville
who have been guests of her parent:
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Gooding, for q
week, returned home Monday.
On account of the heavy rain Wed
nesday the ten cent tea given by the
ladies of the M Il. church at Rev. A
o. Carman's was poorly attended.
Rey. j. +. Butler was called to
Bostwick Lake today to attend tn,
funeral of Reuben Davis, an old anC
respected citizen of that place.
l. /. Barker and wife, who hav,
been in Frankfort during the summe
visited in the city over Sunday, goini
from here to Clarksyille to visit Car
Hunt.
Rev. O. J. Golden of Potterville wa
in the city Wednesday, a guest a
Rev. A. Q. Carman's. He was on hi
way to attend the ministerial conver
tion at Carson City.
Homer Hutchinson was i'm from hi
trip last week remaining at HON
over Sunday He left Tuesday TO
Boston after depositing goo
straight republican ballot.
JONES Wolcott, Orton Webster
Claude Elkerton and NJ. II Haye
have gone hunting. They left Tues
day for the Upper Peninsula Intend
ing to kill all the deer the law will a
low them to.
Lee Stall. Myron Green and j. |
Morse have been drawn as jurors f.
the November term of the Circu
Court from this city. Willis Brool
will represent Orleans; Lewis Seel
Otisco, and Morgan Titus, Keene.
Ralph Lloyd was home from b
Rapids over Sunday and states tn;
he is getting along fine in his work
the Ferris school, he is taking COZ
mercial course and likes it very niue
John Unger who is also there pursuiI
the same studies is doing nicely.
Messrs. Bradley & Unger have fe
the need Of an oven of larger capaci
in which to do the baking at the
bakery for a long time. This wee
in order to meet the requirements
their trade in that line they have
stalled new Middlebur of the late
pattern. 1t has capacity for bakil