Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-28

ual hour.
George Moulton has gone to Morley
for few days visit with his wife's
relatives
A good laugh is as beneficial asa
good dinner, therefore see "Side-
Tracked
guest Miss Blumberg, visited in Green
vile Tuesday.
Mrs J G. Lambertson and children
left today for two weeks visit in
Grand Rapids.
Cash Hillyer, of Chicago, was the
guest of his friend, Dell Cobb, several
days last week.
Mrs. Hattie PETER spent Wcdnes-
day in Greenyille visiting Mrs. ID.
Delhanty, her sister.
Mrs. DR.. Pasco of Grand Rapids ar
rived Tuesday for ten days visit
with Mrs Will Spicer.
Miss Mabel Peasley was called to
Remus Tuesday on account of sudden
sickness of her mother.
Miss Myrtle Carpenter of McBrides
arrived Wednesday for few days
visit with Mrs. p. Rimes.
Misses Anna Thurston and Libbie
Quillin spent few days visiting with
in Grand Rapids this week.
Miss Cora Nelson of Grand Rapids
arrived Tuesday for an extended visit
with G G. Keller and wife.
Claude Menkee left Monday for
Oconto, Wis where he will engage in
business and take charge of the city
band
Misses Carrie oliver and Lillian
Keyers of Grand Rapids arrived Mon
day for few days visit with Jessie
Presley
Mrs. j. +. Van Cleef, of Ithaca, N.
Y, who has been a guest at Il. w.
Trussell's several weeks, returned
this morning.
Mrs. a l. Pond has returned from
Haslett Park and is engaged this week
in packing up household goods to re-
move to Coldwater.
Mrs. b. G. Hines was called to
Grand Rapids Tuesday TO see her
mother who was very sick, her death
occurred before she arrived.
Miss Lena Leonard has accepted
position in the college at Moorhead,
Mimi, as instructor in vocal work and
will leave for that city this week.
w G. Sheldon Sr. left Tuesday for
an extended visit at his old home in
Grand Haven Harry Crippen has
been engaged to- work in the store
during his absence.
Lester Brown, son-in-law of Orton
| Webster has charge of the five cent
feed sheds and restaurant. Mr.. Webs
ter intends going to Chicago soon TO
visit another daughter living there.
ID. w. Bedding of Cincinnati and
grandsons Francis and Paul McGarry
of Grand Rapids were registered in
Hotel Bedding Saturday. Mr.. Bedding
and wife are visiting in Grand Rapids.
r w. Trussell thinks he has found
the genuine gold bug, he captured a
half dozen of them Tuesday from a
morning glory vine and bottled them
up. Their backs are a rich golden
hue.
The finest baby carriage in G. L.
Staley's furniture store will now have
to be put in commission as a bouncing
baby boy made its advent into the
home Of Mr.. arc Mrs. Staley Wednes-
day.
Oscar Coles and wife, of Toledo,
who have been visiting her parents,
returned Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer are preparing to move to
that city and intend leaving soon.
They have leased house and will re-
side there permanently.
The Greenville BARRIERS came down
TO Bedding Tuesday and played a
game of ball with the tonsorial artists
here just for recreation. OF course
they intended to win. if possible but
ran up against harder proposition
than they expected. Score - to in
favor of Belding. J. G. Wilbur UNI
pire.
Silas Cobb last week received a let
ter from Fred Rowley who went from
here to the Klondike early last spring.
He enclosed with it sample of Klon-
dixie gold and says he is doing very
well as he has been at work most of
the time for 81 per day and board
He bought one share of stock in a
gold mine for which he paid s25 when
he first arrived there and had been
offered recently $3.50 for il but was
holding ii for $1,000.