Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-09-10
Short Henis Of Interest Re
Latias to the Tozun and ITS
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North Side, left today for Sand Lake
for short visit.
Miss Kittie Spicer returned last
night from a short visit with friends
in Grand Rapids.
Phoebe Coykendall left last night
for Stanton where she will spend Sun
day with friends.
Mrs. w. j. Gordon and daughter.
Alice, returned last night from short
visit at st. Louis.
G. M. Harrington left today for his
home in Barryton, after short visit
at M. A. Cooley's.
Chas. Brink left today for Rodney,
to visit his brother whom he had not
seen In over six years.
George Foster went to Grand Rap
ids last night for a short visit with
friends at that place.
Miss Maude Porter left today for
Indiana, where she has position in
feather-bone factory.
Mrs. f. Tower and daughter Nellie,
of Lakeview are visiting friends in
the city for short time.
Jacob VanWagoner. wife and baby
of Sheffield are guests at Daniel p.
Stewards for few days.
Miss Julia Bell returned to her
school work at Alma today, after a
pleasant va cation at home.
J. w. Cooper purchased yesterday,
the George Haysmer residence prop
erty on South Bridge street.
Miss Grace Baily left today for
Howell where she will teach in the
High school the coming year.
Miss Louise Sweitzer left last night
for Grand Rapids, where she expects
to spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Edna Waterbury is the guest
of Miss Carrie Tallman today while
enroute to her school work in Chicago
Bertha Barnes went to Stanton last
night to spend Sunday with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Stevens.
Miss Ethy Crouter of Muskegon re-
turned to her home in that city today
after visit with her friend Gertrude
Putnam.
A. Hill and family of Chicago, re-
turned to the windy city last night,
after short visit in this city and
vicinity.
Tom Cannon has broken ground for
fine brick residence on South Bridge
street. VIM. Russell has the contract
for building the same.
Uncle Harm Smith of Orleans was
in the city today, enroute to Stanton
to attend the funeral of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Laura A. Smith.
Mrs. f. p. Reynolds of Poughkepsie,
N. Y, sister of Mrs. George Ashley
of Otisco, left today for a short visit
at Detroit before returning to her
home.
w. F. Bricker has purchased the
Rich property on South Bridge street
recently damaged by fire, and will re-
pair the same and have it ready for
occupancy in short time.
Rev. Quick and wife of Jersey City,
N. j., arrived in the city yesterday,
for visit with old time friends Rev.
Quick was formerly pastor of the
Baptist church here and has many
friends who will be glad to see him
again. They are stopping at M. }.
Demorest's at present.
Mrs Nellie Willard returned last
evening from her trip TO Detroi To-
ledo and Cleveland where she has
been in search of the latest styles in
millinery. From Detroit, she was ac-
companied by Mrs. Abbie Holmes
who has just returned from a tour of
Europe.
Word was received today from
Lowell that Earl Johnson, the Bedding
boy who was shot at Lowell Thursday
morning, has had turn for thezEorse
and was unconscious this morning.
1t seems that complications have
arisen in his case that were not ex-
pected, and 1t is said that the chances
for him are anything but favorable.
George Haysmer received word late
yesterday afternoon that his brother,
Ollie. of Orleans had his leg broken
the day before and was in bad shape.
George left at once for Orleans,
where he found that Ollie had had
one bone of his ankle broken while
at the sawmill helping handle some
logs. The accident, while quite
painful, was nothing as serious as al
first reported.
Automobile races will be one Of the
many interesting features Of the com
ing West Michigan State Fair, which
is to be held in Grand Rapids Sept
14th, 18th, 16, 18th and 18th. These
races will not be amateur races with
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