Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16


city Wednesday.
j. E. Hall and w. S. Hill of Chicago
are in the city to-day.
Before purchasing hammocks look
over our line. Wortley & French.
Mrs. Ellen Gregg is visiting her son
, Will Gregg, and family at Onaway.
Bedding is fairly temperate city
but Flat river got full Monday night
Lewis Benson has gone to Hastings
where he intends working this sum.
mer.
Frank r. Chase was in Portland
over Sunday a guest of Capt. Z. M.
Allen.
Mrs. M. A. Reed is suffering an at
tackof Erysipelas combining her to the
house.
J II Younger and wife and Clyde
Younger went to Grand Rapids We'd
nesday.
w. /. Benedict and Chas, ireland
and their wives are at Wabasis lake
camping.
Miss Verle Arnwine returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks visit in
Greenville.
Lard going fast at 10 cts. per pound
at tfsh.s Our stock wont last long
at this price.
Mrs. j. K. Ferguson and children
arrived home from their trip north
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Chas Hammond has returned
from Baily. where she visited her
daughter, Mrs Baty.
Mrs. Geo. S. Roosevelt has returned
from Alma where she has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Pearl Pollock.
Otto Slayton will go to Detroit
after leaving Lake Orion and engage
In Salvation Army work in that city.
Mrs, Clara Stanton went to Ottawa
Beach Tuesday and visited her daugh-
ter Ina. Miss Ona Stanton is in De-
troit.
Don't forget the sale of baked goods
to be given by the w. G. T. u at Rob-
inson & Hudson's store Saturday after
noon.
Homer Unger and wife are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ames of Hud-
son, Mrs. Ames being sister of Mrs.
Unger.
Miss Cecil Ingraham, trimmer for
Mrs. Nellie Willard, is in st. Johns.
She will return when the millinery
season opens.
Mrs. Florence Hunt and daughter,
Mary, and Miss Grace Anderson are
at the Roaring Brook Inn, Harbor
Point, for the summer.
Robert Wiley and wife of New York
are in the city and will remain few
days, they we're called here by the
death of his brother Arthur Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Friedman are still
in Manistee and the latest reports
from Mrs. Friedman's father, Mr..
Herzberg, state that he is no better.
J. E. Stevens has purchased the resi-
dence of his mother on Bridge street
recently occupied by her and is very
comfort ably settled in home of his
own.
E. E. Rummler the dog fancier has
10 young dogs and half dozen old
ones. They are fine breed of the
bird dog variety and he gets good
prices for them.
Cement walks around the r. S. Co.'S.
boarding house and other improve
ments theirs gives that part of the
city much finer appearance. Pro-
gress is the watchword.
Out of respect to the late Arthur
Wiley Lincoln's store where he was
employed for the last year of his life.
closed during the hours of the funeral
services Wednesday afternoon.
John Bookey of Cannonsburg was a
guest of Dr. Little Saturday, he is as
sisting on the survey of the Pere Mar
quette line from Grand Rapids
through Grattan and Is very confident
that the road will 60 through.
c. G.. and Thos. Keller of Oakield
were in the city Saturday, they are
owners of the Gooding block and we're
here looking after their interests and
its rental. 1t is fine piece of prop
erty and it's purchase good invest
ment for them.
Capt Underwood of the Salvation
Army Corps with his family and
Otto Slayton and others left Satur-
day for Lake Orion to attend State
Encampment of the Army, the work
here is left in charge of John Knapp
and Will Shepherd
M f Scott informs the BANNER
that the Teachers Institute for Ionia
county will he held the first week. In