Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-10-23
Short Rems of Interest Re
Lafing to the Tozvn and It's
People, told IN a Single
Paragraph.
Mrs. Lester Grant of Greenville was
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in the city Wednesday.
s42 in prizes given away at Auction
Sale this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loree,
Monday fine baby girl.
Miss Lila Valance is visiting with
relatives in Trufant this week.
Mrs. j. Pierson left to-day for a
weeks visit with friends at Stanton.
Miss Jessie Hutchinson has returned
from her trip to Utah and other west
ern places.
Regular meeting of City Cemetery
Association at WILDER Locke's Tues
day evening. All invited.
Mrs. f. A. Rundell of Watkins, n.
Y, is visiting her mother Mr.. Hull
and brother A. b. Hull
Robert M. Wilson has returned from
his visit east. His wife remained in
Canada to visit cousin.
The Bowling Alley has been re-
opened under new management; ev-
erything is neat and new.
Mr. Woodwork of Grand Rapids
will speak at Woodman Hall Monday
night on the subject of adjustment.
The Sock social given by the ladies
of the Baptist church Monday night
was a success the receipts being 81
Rev. IL. N. Spear performed the
marriage ceremony this morning,
which united James Hines of Grand
Rapids and Miss Ethel Strigham of
this city. They will reside in Grand
Rapids.
The b. /. G. meet in Greenville on
Friday, Oct. 81. Prof. Pitkin is desi-
rous of knowing how many of the
teachers and members of school board
intend going in order to arrange for
special train.
Miss Merritt entertained about
thirty pupils of the 8th grade at her
rooms at DIR. OhlinPers Friday even
ing. Various games were INDUCED in.
Light refreshments were served and
all spent most enjoyable evening.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given by the Royal Neighbors Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Sey-
mour Waldron before taking her de-
parture for her new home in Green
Vile. Refreshments were served and
the members presented her with fine
gold emblematic pin.
G. A. Warner of Benton Harbor is
visiting at j. w. Coopers, 40 years
ago he attended select school kept
by N p. Hustled of Lowell in the old
Otisco school house, at that time Mr..
Warner says everything about here
was very primitive, and he is now
amazed at the wonderful improve
ment.
Z. Frank Ireland has completed his
job OF putting in the boiler and steam
radiators at the school house and heat
was turned on Wednesday, there was
some delay in getting material from
Detroit which put the work back.
The primary department building will
be attached this week.
At the Federation of Women's Clubs
held in Muskegon last week there
was very large assemblage of wo-
men from all parts of the state. %
new clubs have been added to the Fed
Grafton during the past year, Bedding
having the honor of being represented
in that body by the Mutual Improve
ment Club of which Mrs. Nellie Steele
is president.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mar
garet Stanton we're largely attended
at the home of the deceased on Front
st. Saturday afternoon. Rev. II. n.
Spear pastor of the Baptist church
officiated. The Maccabee ladies OF
. which order she was member at
: tended in body. Remains were laid
! at rest In River Ridge cemetery by
the side of her husband.
b. F. Christian at the Bridge street
bakery swung out new sign last
week and has made a number of inn
portant changes in the interior OF his
salesroom. He has installed a lunch
: counter and arranged to serve not
only meals at regular hours but also
fine lunches. One of the special fea'
lures of his BUSINESS will be the serv'
; ing of oysters every Saturday night
for l5c dish. His adv. will be found
:. in another column.
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