Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-09-24

Grand Rapids.
A. l.. Cowles and wife returned TO
day from visit at Cedar Strings ant
Grand Rapids l8
Mrs. Martha Reynolds of Grand
Rapids is the guest of Belding friends
for short time.
Fifty-eight tickets were sold from
this station to Grand Rapids for yes
terday's excursion.
Misses Rena Brown and Bessie Face
spent Sunday with Miss Maud Hig-
gins Of Greenyille.
Frank Haysmer of Grand Rapids
was in the city today, on his way to
Owosso on business
Miss Lillian Birdzell lett today for
Fremont to spend few weeks with
friends at that place.
J.. f. Davis who has been visiting
Payne Rimes. returned to his home
at Lake Odessa today.
Miss Cora Meres went to Grand
Rapids today where she expects to
remain for sometime,
Mrs. L. IL. Wilson returned from
Orange Saturday where she bad been
on visit for some time.
Mrs. Eleanor Murrell of Greenville
spent Sunday with her friend Mrs. j.
TRAVIS, returning home today.
Miss Daisy Sunderlin, who has. been
a guest of Mrs. Homer Unger. return
ed to her home in Ionia today.
Carlton White and family who have
been guests at r.. M. Wilson's, LETT
for their home in Chicago today.
Il. M. Morey left today for Grand
Rapids on his return trip to Utah,
after visit at VIM. Hutchison's
II. l.. Burkhart and wife returned
to their home at McCords today after
a short visit at r. ID. Newcomb's.
Joe Ralph left this morning for his
home in Vickeryville, after a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Boyer.
Joseph Stevenson and wife of Cd
Rapids are guests at the home of
George Crawford for few days.
Misses Edith and Anna Louks of Or
leans returned to their work in the
city today, after short vacation.
Mrs. M. l. Morey of Pennington, re-
turned home this morning. She has
been the guest of Mrs w. J. Alien
burg.
Mrs. Susan Hill left for her home
in Sturgis today, after a pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Victor
Armour.
= Earl Hagadorn left for his home in
Lansing today after short visit with
his sister, Miss Florence Hagadorn of
this City.
Miss Ella Perren left this morning
for Caro-, where she goes to accept a
positson as stenograpner in the
Cleaner Office.
Mrs. L. B. Conant returned to her
home in Greenville today after a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
William Pope.
+. +. Atchison, mayor of Gladwin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carney of Saginaw
have been making a short visit at j.
II. Henderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bowers and
daughter Bernice left today for their
home in Bay City after pleasant
visit at S. S. Smiths.
Max M. Gals is taking lay off from
his work in the silk factory and has
gone out to his farm in Grattan for a
couple of weeks to look after his fruit.
Mrs. b. G. Stone. left for her home
in Marion today, after FIVE weeks
visit with her son Geo. Holmes and
other relatives in this vicinity, Mrs.
G. A. Lee of Keene accompanied her
home for short time.
III iS quitting ms SupoSllptiOu W lHC
Banner, G. ID Hall, former resident
here says: ! occasionally see by the
Banner that some of my old friends
and acquaintance from Bedding and
vicinity often drop over here in Chi
cago. Now there are plenty of them
would like to see, if they would call
on me. They can drop off the train
at Kensington { ID miles south Of city }
door 1923 Parnell ave-, West Pullman,
in about minutes, and can leave here
almost any minute for the city, either
by steam or electric cars.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.