Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22

Mrs. Edna Craft, of Muskegsn, ar
rived in this city today for a short
visit at the home of Mrs. Albert
Wood.
Mark Tuck of this city goes TO Sag
inaw as a representative of Green
Vile lodge, ]. O. o. F., of which he i:
a member.
Mrs. VIM Clarke went to Benton
Harbor this morning TO try the effica'
cy of the mineral springs baths al
that place
%. Foster returns TO his home In
Portland, New York, tonight after a
two weeks visit with his son, George
N. Foster of this city.
Mrs. Pruden, of Perrinton, returned
to her home this morning, after a
short visit with her friend, Mrs. EN-
ma Little, of this city.
Cadet Anderson returned to her
home in Greenville this morning af.
ter short visit at the Bedding corps
of the Salvation Army.
The Belding Womans' Club will
meet at Mrs DR.. Coville's Tuesday
afternoon, Oct p Program, report
of federation meetings.
Mrs. Z. Porter returned to her home
in Elwell this morning, after short
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
f. Crandall of Peck's hill.
George Tooley and Palmer Fales re-
turned to their school work at Big
Rapids this morning after short va
cation with Bedding friends.
Orbe Mccoy and Will Wacha took
in the excursion to Ray City and Sag
NAV yesterday, and both report an
enjoyable time in the sister cities.
Will Clarke is a delegate to the
grand lodge of odd Fellows which
convenes in Saginaw this week. He
goes as representative of Silk City
lodge.
Frank, Mary and Russell Hendricks
and Mrs. Pearl Hendricks, of Tea
Garden, Ohio, arrived in this city to-
day as guests of A. D. jerks and fam
lily for a week or ten days.
Mesdames Louisa Hanks and Amelia
Cooley left.this morning to attend the
Rebeckah assembly in Saginaw which
will convene there this week in con
nection with the Grand Lodge of thu
l o. o F.
Rev. L. j. Clemens, late of Lake
Odessa, the newly appointed pastor
of the Wesleyan Methodist church a
Orleans, was in the city a few hour
this morning enroute to his new pas
torate at that place.
Mrs. Il. Frank Ireland returned OF
Saturday evening from an EXTENDED
visit at Hastings on the Hudson, New
York, and various points in Massa
chusetts. Franks face has again as
sumed that happy look, the kind tina
don't come off.
Supervisor Frank Macarthur, o
Grattan, went to Grand Rapids toda
to attend the annual meeting of tb
Kent county board of Supervisors i
session in that city. His daughter
Vera, accompanied him for fe'
days visit in the Valley City.
Clarence Bodine, the young lad VIII
broke into the Ballou Basket Work
office last week and secured draft
amounting to nearly $50, pleade
guilty to the charge at the Circui
Court Saturday and was sent back t
jail to await his sentence.
Thos. Shannon, who broke out G
the city bastile some time since an
was recently captured by Sheri
J Fales, pleaded guilty to the charge c
breaking Jail at the Ionia County CT
cult Court on Saturday and was sci
fenced to serve thirty day penalt
in the Ionia Jail.
, G. Bert Rodney and his stock con
: pany, who entertained the lonia pc
pie last week in repertorial wor
{ were in this city this morning enrout
: for Lowell. where they are booked f,
] a three nights engagement. Mr.. Ro
ney would like to play here next wee
! If arrangements can be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gornall OF Sc
!. ALA, Mo are visiting at the home
O Mrs. Gornell's sister, Mrs. Micha
i Wilson. The sisters had not SEE
5 each other since they parted in En-
! land to come to the United Stat
v twenty-one years ago aud the reuni,
e has been a most happy one. N
t Gornall is an engineer on the Misso
ri Pacific road.