Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-02-19
Short hens of Interest Re-
iAfins to the .Tozvn and It's
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Rapids.
D Ina Stanton Is suffering from an at
tack of tonsilitis.
G. +. Wortley visited his home il
Lakeview Saturday.
Fred Ireland and A. Traub were il
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Frank Haysmer is transacting bust
ness at Ionia this week.
Mrs George Kirby who has been 81
critically Ill is improving.
Mrs. Wolfe of Grattan was the
guest of Mrs. G. Stanton Friday.
The H. Salisbury case has again
been put over to the 18th of February.
Mrs. Charity Powers entertained
her daughter Mrs. Hill of near Ionia
this week.
Mrs. Chas Ireland entertained Mrs.
o. w. Green and Miss Mary Fish of
Greenville Saturday.
Knott Cobb has been the guest of
his young friend, Hugo Fales, in Ionia
this week.
Miss Maggie Sisco of Grand Haven
visited relatives and friends in this
city few days last week
Mrs o. f. Hull, and children, of
Buffalo, N. Y, are visitsng with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Salisbury.
Geo. Barlow and wife are the proud
parents of an 8 pound boy thu arriv
ed at their. home Saturday evening.
Willis Shipman returned last week
from Brooklyn, N. Y, where he had
been with a car load of potatoes for
Wilson & Co.
p. G. Conner and wife, of Grand
Rapids were the guests of friends in
this city the past week They form
erly resided here.
Phoenix Lodge d. of II will have
initiation and picnic supper Saturday
evening Feb. 81. All members come
and bring lunch.
There will be an Epworth League
social at the home of Mr. and Mrs A
d. jerks Friday evening, Feb 20 All
are cordially invited.
The Seniors of the Belding High |
school entertained the Juniors at
Hotel Bedding Friday evening, there
were'3l at the tables
The Sth annual roundup of Michi-
gan Farmers Institutes in co-opera- |
tion with the Shiawassee comfy In
stitute society will be held in Owosso,
Feb. "a to p.
The rural mail carriers had a hard |
time this week on account of the
severe weather and snow drifts part
of their routes were abandoned on
some of their trips.
w. p. Hetherington had to send to
Chicago for his turkeys for the Wash
ington club banquet which occurs Fri
day. They come at fancy price but
he was bound to have them
L. J. Mason will give another dane
ing party at his hall on the evening
of Feb. %, Wheeler's orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion. Bill
81 with the usual accommodations
The Christian Endeavor Society
will serve New England supper in
the Cong'l church dining rooms next
Wednesday night from to 8 o'clock
Bill one shilling A cordial invitation
to all.
Mrs. E. Trail, who returned from
Detroit last week is confined to her
home by illness, the result of severe
cold. Her sister, Mrs. II. S. Schriner
of Lowell, is with her. as is also her
anddaughter.
Jay Raby, foreman in the Banner
office, and Miss Edna Conklin and
Harry Wiley, also important factors
in the office force are all off duty this
week by reason of hard colds and grip
but the Banner floats as usual.
The old reliable Specialist, Dr.
Woolsey has new advertisement in
this issue, if you are not in perfect
health call and see him at Hotel Bel
ding, Monday, Mar. I'd Consultation
Is free and cures guaranteed. See adj
G. NJ. Towne Of Orleans was in the
city Saturday He had been up in
Mecosta Co, and purchased farm
situated few miles from Entrican.
Mr.. Towne secured a fine 40 acre home
under good cultivation and will move
there in the spring
Silas Cobb, Mel Curtis and wife left
for Coopersville Thursday to attend
the funeral Of a cousin Miss Pearl
Curtis, the deceased was to have been
married the day she was buried.
Mrs. Curtis visited Mrs. Carl Schultz
NEE Mayme Cremin) of Grand Rapids
for couple of DAYS