Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-15
From Fridays Banner.

today TO spend Sunday.
Miss Maud Gilmore returned to her
home in Middleton today.
Miss Mary Buhrer returned to her
home at Blanchard today.
Miss Jennie Jones is spending few
days with Greenville friends.
b. j. Storey and wife of Ludington
are guests of Calvin H. Cole for few
days.
Miss Rose Master returned to her
home in Blanchard to remain for the
winter.
II. w. VanNorwick and wife, of
Ludington are guests of G. Ingraham
for few days.
Miss Elva Pickhaver went to Car
son City today for few days visit
with her sister.
Ethel Fordyce who came near be-
ing robbed, returned to her home at
for a short vacation.
For Sale-Register Shropshire
Buck, ? years old and good weight. +.
A. Stokes, Greenville, Mich. oil
The Ballou Basket Works are build
ing a fine drying room for their bas-
kets, near the factory.
Mrs. VIM. Earle of Williamson
left today for portland after short
visit with Belding friends.
Miss Lucy Ingalls,, who has been
working in the silk mill returned to
her hone at Smyrna today.
A III. Baldwin and wife returned to
their home at Carson City today after
a short visit with their sons in this
city.
Miss Mamie Chambers of Ionia ar
rived today for short visit with Miss
Grace Anderson and other Bedding
friends.
The Misses Allie and Eva Bigelow
who have been employed in the silk
mills returned to their home at st.
Louis today.
Mrs. J. j Fay of Chicago came here
yesterday to join her husband for a
few days, who is doing some work at
Belding Bros. mill.
Mrs. |. Sudaby of Ann Arbor and
Mrs. Geo. Randall OF Alma returned
to Alma today after a weeks visit
with Mrs. w. Wheelock.
Kalkaska ministers have joined in
the growing movement against Sun
day funerals and refuse to officiate at
such occasions on the Sabbath.
DIR. G. A. Stanton attended meet
ing of the Montcalm Co. Medical AS
ISOLATION yesterday and reports a
most pleasant and enjoyable time.
In the Ionia circuit court this week
Judge Davis severed the ties that
once held Frank Haysmer and Belle
Haysmer in the bonds of matrimony,
by granting divorce to the latter.
'Twas not her marble heart that stab
bed
My budding love to death;
Nor yet her fckleness-it was
The onions on her breath.
Mrs Chas G. Lockwood, of South
Lyon. who has been a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Bush
for several days past, returned to her
home in that village today.
DR. Logan an old time resident OF
Ionia and practitioner is dead. His
long residence and prominence made
him widely known and he held the
general respect of the community.
The returning veterans from the
reunion of the 25th Mich, Init. held
this week in Schoolcraft, report hay
ing had a most enjoyable meeting
There we're only about 80 of the sur
vivors present. "a having died since
the last reunion.
Miss Blanche Wheelock's birth an
niversary bears date October and al
a fitting reminder of the occasion
her parents presented her with hn'
gold watch and chain TO apprise hei
of the fact that each golden minute
passing by has passed for ever.
The Grand River Baptist Associa
ton closed their session yesterda.
with a business meeting and after TN
closing session the delegates wer'
shown through the silk mills. Rev
Spear says the meeting was very sue
cessful although owing to the ba'
weather which prevailed there wer
many delegates who failed to reacI
here.
Alfred Earl, father of Mrs. Netti
Crosby. of this city who diedin Greer
Vile, was buried Monday, He wa
SO years old and a pioneer OF tina
place. Revs. Garfield and Hills on
ciated at the funeral at his lat
home He leaves son Frank
Greenville and two daughters Mr.
Crosby of this city. and Carrie Quii