Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-08-27

sacted business in the city today.
f. Chamberlain, wife and baby left
this noon for a short visit at Concord.
Mrs. A. J. Joiner left this morning
for Chase and other Northern points.
Liners in the Daily Banner bring
great results. Try them only cts.
line.
DR.. w. G.. Little and family spent
yesterday with relatives at Cannons-
burg.
A large tree in Robt. Wilson's yard
was blown down during the high wind
today.
Miss Emma Bonner left this morn
ing for a short visit with friends in
Detroit.
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you have you are one of the thousand
who have.
Mrs. f. b. Lapham and daughter
Helen left this morning for a short
visit at Chase.
Miss Case White of Ionia and Lena
Zalzell of Muir are guests of Miss
Edith Stewart.
Master Orla Ferris of st. Louis is
visiting his aunt, Mrs Fred Stall, hav-
ing arrived today.
Miss Avis Coville is in Grand Ra pids
attending the training school for
kindergarten work.
Mrs A b. Baldwin of Carson City
is a guest of her sister Mrs. f. Ii.
Hathaway for few days.
w. ID. Balou left this morning for
Portage Point where his family are
enjoying few weeks outing.
Miss Anna Hansen who has been in
the city for some time past returned
to her home in Trufant today.
Miss Winifred George returned to
her school at Vestaburg this morning
after pleasant vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Root of Traverse
City returned home this morning af-
ter short visit with Grattan friends.
Hiram Miner and wife returned
last evening from Ionia, where they
have been on business for several days
past.
A fine sand stone horse block is the
pearances surrounding the Hotel Bel
ding
Mrs. Alvin Jack returned to her
home in Greenville this morning after
a short visit with her uncle o. +.
Webster.
Mrs Daniel Egan, who has been
guest of Mrs. Fred Dorman for sew
eral days past, returned to her home
this morning.
+. +. Steele and Miss Ella Steele of
Albion, arrived this afternoon for a
short visit at the home of Harvey
Sanders in Grattan.
Art Upper of Grand Rapids, who
has a position as conductor on the
street rail way is spending the day
with friends in this city.
DIR. Pinkham is making the grounds
about his residence, corner of Bridge
and Washington streets look very
fine by grading and sodding.
Miss Margaret Spaulding returned
to her home in Greenville this morn
ing after a short visit with her friend
Miss Mamie Presley of this city.
Miss Irma Slater stenographer of
Bedding Bros. Silk Mills left this
morning for short vacation at Frank
fort and other Northern resorts.
Mrs. ID. III. Stokes Of Riverdaie re-
turned to her home this morning
after a short visit with her daughter
Mrs. f. b. Hathaway of Peck's hill,
Mrs. Marion Case, of Pecks Hill, is
entertaining number of ladies' this
afternoon the occasion being linen
shower for Miss Blanche Barstow of
this city.
Mrs. Catherine Byrne of Grand
Rapids arrived this morning for a
few days visit at her farm in Grattan.
She was accompanied by Miss Maud
Clark of Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Baxter, of Palor
and Vaughn Sweet and Margaret Da'
Wis. of Utica, N. Y.,arriyed this morn
ing for a short visit at the home OF
Lyman Coyey of the North Side.
II. A. Donovan and family of Battle
Creek have been guests of John Don
oyan. Mr.. Donovan is a cousin OF
Johns and while he thinks his city