Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-26

Miss Myrtle Griffith of Saranac wa
the guest of Mrs. II. L. Page, owe
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Mcpherson left Tuesda
for weeks visit with friends II
Greenville and Morley.
Levi Riker left today for Greenville
where he has accepted a position
with the Ranney Refrigerator Co.
II. III. Letson and wife moved To
Greenville Tuesday, where he has a
position with the Refrigerator Co
The Methodist people of Smyrna
will give donation for the benefit of
their pastor at the hall Friday night
April Sd.
Mrs. M. B. Divine OF Portland re-
turned home Tuesday after spending
a few days with her mother Mrs. B. A.
Parker.
The ladies of the social circle will
sell ice cream and cake at the rum
mage sale Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Chas r. Tallman who has been the
guest of his parents for some time re-
turned to his home in New York
Tuesday.
Edgar Stanton was home from Big
Rapids over Sunday He is getting
along nicely with his studies in the
Ferris school.
Misses Susie and Ella Preston re-
turned to their home at Barrytop
Tuesday after spending few days
with friends here.
Mrs. L p. Mallet of McBrides re-
turned home Tuesday. She has been
the guest of her brother, F. A. Pal
mer for the past week.
Erwin Essex has taken the position
vacated by Harry Kennedy at the
depot as baggageman. Harry expects
to start to college April lst.
Lon Rice who has been the guest of
VIM. Fisher and wife returned to
Grand Rapids today accompanied by
Mrs. Fisher, who will visit there a
few days.
Chas. Brown is putting up build
ng just north of the store of Sprague
4 Hughes, in the first ward, which
will be occupied by Harvey Haysmer
With barber shop.
Waldo Francisco of Lowell was in
he city on business Tuesday, he goes
20 Grand Rapids to accept a position
With the Electric Light Co. at sal
Try of $500 per year.
The Bedding City Y's will meet next
Tuesday evening, March 3lst., at the
iome of Miss Gertrude Peck. All
members are requested to be present |
and respond to roll call by tavorite |
BILE characters.
G. V. Harroun of this city has in his |
a copy of the New York |
Herald of April Is, 1866, giving a full |
account of President Lincoln's assasi-
lation and of other events that were |
aking place in those exciting days in
'ur nations history.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
|. e. Clemens Tuesday afternoon,
darch 81, at 2:30 o'clock. Program
Work in Ionia county
md Home Missionaries, Temperance
york in our Foreign Possessions and
'ur round the world missionaries.
The advertisement of John L York
# Orleans, appears in this issue. Mr..
FORK is doing a fine business at the
Iub in Orleans and believes that
'rinters ink will assist him to do
nore, we are of the same opinion.
The Democratic city and ward eau
uses will be held Tuesday, March 81.
,ity caucus at $50 p. m. in Leonard's
acant store. 1st ward in Hudsou's
'rocery store, at 1880 p. m. End ward
.eonard's vacant store, at 100 D. m.
rd ward l. l.. Hubbells office at 100
J.. m.
Frank Ross died at the home ofhis
ephew ID. A. thinner, Wednesday,
fter few days sickness of appendi-
ties and grippe. He was 80 years of
Ige and came here from Fenwick a
hort time ago to work in the factory,
lie leaves wife, will be buried here
Harold Washburn and Clayton Hop
'ough will represent this city at the
of the High School Athle-
ic Association to be held in Ionia,
saturday March % The meeting is
or the purpose of effecting a county
Ugh school athletic association and
orange for field day in the future.
When l.. l.. Holmes returned from
is trip South he found that his wife
ad sold the home, she was still in
however but under con-
ract to move out April LIST. G. M.
ninth purchased it, consideration
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