Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-05
Short Items of Interest Re-
Iatfg 10 the Toqvn and It's
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friend.
Mrs. M. Potter left this morning
to spend Sunday with Greenville
friends.
Mrs. Verna Brown returned to her
home at Mosely today for short
vacation.
Mrs. A. A. ID vine and son Harry of
Fargo, N. Dakota are visitors at Bar
ney Curtis
Miss Marie Sutherland left for her
home at Six Lakes this morning to
stay this winter.
Mrs. Ada Van Wrinkle of Grand
Rapids is guest of friends in this
city for few days.
Miss Hattie Woodman left this
morning to spend Sunday with her
mother in Greenville.
Mrs 0. J. Burris and son Halle
went to lonia today to spend Sunday
with relatives in that city.
Chas. Youngs was in Ionia last
night where he played in the orches-
ira for the great B. |. G party
w. b. Owen and wife left this
morning for Chesaning where they
go Tor few weeks visit with friends
The Misses Lottie and Maud Parish
and Maude Gallagher went to Sagl-
nav this morning to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Lowry returned to her
home in Portland today after a short
visit at Mrs. Cynthia Wellman's in
this city
Mrs. A. Hoffman returned to her
home in Stanwood today after a ten
days visit with her daughter Mrs.
Albert Markham.
Mrs. Muriel Reeve returned to her
home in Lansing today after short
visit at the homes of Geo. Moulton
and Ed. Lamb.
Mrs. May Whitbeck has gone to
Ensly for short visit, after which
she will go to the farm Mr.. Whitbeck
is working near Montague.
Mrs. H. N Carpenter who has been
the guest of Geo. Moulton and Ed.
Lamb for few days returned to her
home at Merl Beach today.
Mrs. VIM. +. Sandell went to Low
ell this morning to spend Sunday
with friends in that city. Mr.. San
dell will join her this evening.
Geo w. butcher, wife and baby, OF
Ithaca aud f. O. Wor hington OF
Greenyille arrived here this morning
Tor a short visit at the home of viii
Gordon and other friends in this city
Miss Mae Harvey left this morning
for Grand Rapids where she expect:
to remain permanently. She wa,
accompanied by Miss Rose Germel
of this city who will remain ovel
sunday with her.
The regular quarterly meeting o
the Free Me hodists church will b,
held in this city next week, beginning
Friday night Presiding Elder Rev
A G Hortel will be present and con
duct the meetings. A full attendant,
is desired.
Mrs. Will Cobb returned last even
ing from Butterworth hospital wher
; she has been for treatment for in
juries received by a fall through
, defective sidewalk. Although some
what improved so far as the injury
concerned. at this time still sh
{ is very feeble. 1t is thought tina
= she will be better in few days.
Ed. Charnley the liveryman o
Lakeview, was tried in the circui
court, at Stanton Tuesday and wa
convicted of violatingthe local optic
law. He will be sentenced Monday
{ The least he can get is $50 fine an
u costs and 20 days in jail. Three cor
victions of violations of the locs
: option law have been secured in tn
l. circuit court thus far. Several wi
a nesses, who are wanted by the pros,
e cution are in Canada and other TO
C eign countries to save their prime
IS pals from jail.-Coral News.
"There is no more honorable {
y useful vocation than that of agricu
- ture, and this doctrine should be il
y stilled into the very hearts and sou
. of the youth of the land The far
y has produced and will continue
yield the best type of loyal and co
nl cervative citizenship. 1t has bee
y, the school from which have con
n, many of the leaders in the learn'
IN professions, in craftsmanship, in Il
as art of arms, in railroading, bankiI
nd and manufacturing, and it will co
&c tinue to contribute literally to ;
es thhe avenues of human actiyit
d. where sanity of judgment and fix
al purposes are requisite"
Is From Mondays Banner.
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