Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Continued from page 81
From Thursdays Banner.

49, = ANN AoShulNN tiiN 49,
today for their new home in Saginaw.
Miss Nielsen of Gowan was the
guest of friends in in this city yester-
day.
NJ. j. Prall went to Greenville today
TO set the boiler in the new cheese
factory.
The Concert Course tickets are
selling much faster than last year.
Season tickets 81. at Benedict's.
Phillip Foss and wife went to
Greenville today for short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Smith returned today
from a visit with her parents in
Greenville.
Mrs. McCreary returned to Hudson
today after visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Homer Unger.
Mrs. George Bail Of Milan, arr ed
in the city today a. a guest of Mr. aud
Mrs J II Godfrey
Miss Bonnie Hoadley, of Pewamo,
is a guest at the home of j. w. Bolen-
baugh, of this city.
Mrs. j. Munday returned TO Big
Rapids today after a short visit with
Mrs. Lena Ball of this city.
Miss Eva Wilson of Cedar Springs
arrived in the city LAY to accept a
position in the Richardson silk mill.
WANTED-rwo dining room girls at
Richardson boarding house. Inquire
Of Mrs. Stanton.
The two big orchestras on the Con-
cert Course are alone worth 81. the
price of season ticket.
G. l.. Staley left this morning for
Collins where he will spend the re-
mainder of the week at his old home.
Mrs. T.. Nj. Richardson Of Saginaw,
who has been guest at the home of
DR.. Fuller few days returned to her
home this morning.
Mrs, ID. b. Payne and Mrs. L Ingra-
nam returned to their home in Green
Vile today after a short visit with
Bedding friends.
There has been ten persons commit
ted to the insane asylum during the
past year, according TO the report of
Probate Judge Webster.
Hlrrie Stacey is the purchaser of a
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ine piano this week. His friends are
helping him enjoy pleasant evenings
At home in a musical way.
Fred Fltzimmons of Grand Rapids
is in the.ci today placing a sign on
the front window Of the American
Express Co.'S. Office on Main street.
Claude r. Tuck, son of Mark Tuck
Of this city is editor of the Daily Echo
Of the Shortridge High school in In
lianapolis very newsy and we'll
gotten up paper.
Mrs. j. w. Sheean and her four
children arrived today from North
Ada ms TO Join her husband Rev.
sheean. They will occupy the house
vacated by Rev. Carman.
Brick laying was commenced yes
erday on Tom Cannon's new resi-
lence on Bridge street. The house
will be large one and will make a
line Improvement to that part of the
city.
The Young Peoples G E meeting
Sunday evening will begin at o'clock
1t the Congregational church, regu-
lar church service will begin at I
O'Clock. Rev j. e. Buffers subject
will be IAN Hour with the Red Men
of British America "
Mrs. Calista Stocking of Harvard,
was guest of Mrs. Dimmick for few
hours today, while waiting for the
afternoon train. She accompanied
her husband who attended the reunion
OF the First Corps of Mechinics and
Engineers held in Ionia yesterday.
Captain TerriH, of the ST Johns
corps of the Salvation Army, was a
visitor at the local barracks last
night and made the old hall ring with
he spiritual fire which he brought
with him. Capt Terrill was former
resident Of this city, having been an
employee at Belding- Hall factory G.
Capt. Putnam expects to visit the st.
Johns corps tomorrow.
Count PA doors from Belding
Saving Bank south, then stop and
leave your work at City Laundry.
i. +. Gridley, of the treasury de-
partment at Washington, writes
President Montgomery Webster, of
the Gridley Republican club, that the
large picture of Capt Gridley is
ready to present to the Ionia orga-
nizntion. l.. f Gridley is the late
captains brother He will be invited
to attend the coming banquet in
January and to personally present
the picture TO the club