Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-05
From Fridays Banner.

at Gowan this morning.
E. II. King went to Grand Rapids
today TO transact business.
Mrs. John Lewis of Greenville is
the guest of Mrs. Il. w. Ranney tor
the day.
Elmer f. Fales and wife were up
from lonia last night and attended
the X. p. party.
Mrs. Eldred Crandall returned from
Elwell today where she had been Wis
iting few days.
Mrs. j. Ii. Collier left this morning
for Battle Creek after short visit
at Lloyd Underwoo d's.
DIR. s. G. Warne of Boyue City is
guest of his friend IL. L Page, he
will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Leah Hartman of New York
City is guest at Adolphus Traub's.
She arrived this afternoon.
A. Thurman went to Howard City
on the afternoon train to look after
his business interests there.
b E Barber and wife returned
last night from Chicago where they
had been visiting for week.
The Misses Bertha and Susie Balm
left this morning for two weeks
visit with friends at Saginaw.
Clifton Allen son of Capt. E. NJ.
Allen of Portland died yesterday in
Denver of tuberculosis of the brain.
Chas. Luce is making the rounds of
the city with his fish wagon having
secured his first invoice of fish yes
terday.
Clay Keeney is moving into his
house on Congress street he having
purchased the property of l.. G.
Crothers.
DIR. C. d. Ferguson who has been
the guest of his brother DR.. j. K.
Ferguson for the past week left this
morning fol- Temple, Texas
For Sale-or trade for dwelling
house or vacant property in the city
of Belding, about 20U acres of farming
land IN south east corner of Eureka
Inquire of NJ j. Demorest
Mrs. J, l. Weeks of Seymour, Ind ,
arrived in this city today for ten
days visit at the home of w. II.
Russell and other relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs A. T. Kellogg who has been a
guest of her son j J. Raby and Mrs
Chas Harroun for the past three
weeks return to her home in Kal-
kaska today
Mrs l.. NJ Sagendorf eft this
morning for her home in Hackley
Wis, after a four weeks visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l. II
Week, of his city.
The X + party at their Castle
hall last night was success in every
particular and the boys are much
pleased over the prospects of con
tinuance of the series along the
same line.
j. w. Howe who is in Edmore hat
the misfortune to fall off a staging
on which he was standing while
plastering the other day and sus
tanned injuries which will lay him VI
a few Gays,
w. p. Hetherington, H. L. Pag
and George era Word of this city an
DR.. Warne of East Jordan formed
hunting party that left this morning
for Vestaburg for a days sport wit
dogs and guns
Enoch Howell, a farm er near her
grew 300 pounds of squash on on
vine this seasonand dug and pickle
up potatoes from an acre and thre
quarters of land in % hours. Th
land. squash and potatoes are goot
A two line notice advertising
house to rent and property to dispos
of in the Daily Banner day befor
Yesterday brought so many inquire
TO the owner before noon the follow
ing day that the adv. was ordere
discontinued the party claiming
have been driven almost crazy
phone messages and customer
Liners are cents line in advanc
average 7 words to the line.
Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker, cons
in America of the Salvation arm
wife of Commander Booth-Tucke
and second daughter of Villa
Booth, founder of the army, wi
killed in a wreck of the eastbouI
California train on the Santa
railway at Dean Lake, Mo-, 80 mil
east of Kansas City, last night. &c
T. G. Holland, in charge of the ;;
walton army colony at Armity, co
was probably fatally injured, but
still alive. Twenty-Five others we
injured more or less seriously.
From Saturdays Banner.
Miss Francis Heacox went to Vic
,,,,;lIa +odav for a few DAYS visit.