Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-05
Short he"'s of Interest Re
Lafias to the 7,o4vn and It's
People, old IN a Single
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Win the grippe.
Oscar hummer and family are dow,
with the grippe.
Del. Bricker was at Grand Rapid,
Tuesday on business.
L. w. Holmes left for Cleveland, o.
Saturday on business trip
Fish g. Youngs have put out hand.
some delivery wagon this week.
Clarence Church left Monday for
Howard City to spend few days.
AL. Spence of Coral was the
the guest of friends here Sunday.
A. E. Weter has been confined to
his home by sickness several weeks.
Nelson Griffith of Kalamazoo is
here making cigars for Chas. Stout.
G. d. Wilson of Owosso was the
guest of l. L. Hubbell and wife Sun
day.
l. II. Huntley of Grand Rapids was
the guest of friends in this city Sum
day.
Dan Mcmahon and wife were at
South Lyons Sunday visiting their
parents.
Mrs. j. S. Gore and family with Mrs.
David Gore spent Sunday with friends
at Lyons.
Misses Pearl Parker and Lizzie Fox
spent Sunday with their parents near
Chadwick.
Geo. Haysmer has been suffering
the past week from a severe attack
of appendicitis.
Ella Perrin returned from Chicago
Saturday having had pleasant visit
with friends there.
Mr.. Alfred Mason of Big Rapids
visited his nephew Mr.. F. Mason sey-
eral days last week.
Mrs. r NJ. Wilson left for Chicago
to visit friends and relatives
for a week or ten days
Leo and Sam Sage returned home
20 Smyrna Saturday after spending
| few days with relatives here.
r r Cook and wife and H. Moho- |
and and wife of Mcbride are the |
yuests of Elmer Cook this week.
Mrs r. G, Seeley we are pleased to |
tote is improving very much from
Ter injury sustained some time ago.
VIM. Hough, who has been i'll for
he past two weeks, started to work
n the Belding Bros silk mill Tues
lay.
Miss Nora Allen returned to her
lome' in Greenville Monday, after
pending few dogs with friends in
his city.
Miss Mary Yost has been away from
Ter school duties for several days on
ccount of sickness, Margaret Kohn
ook her place.
Sidney Gambert and wife who have
'een the guests d. A Hanselman and
amily returned to their home at
onia Saturday.
Chas. Smith the baker at Bradley
! Unger's has been off duty on account
+ sickness with the prevailing
1alady the grippe.
Henry Gildemeister has been unable
o make his rounds with the Lamb
'ros. delivery wagon for week past
n account of sickness
Sand Lake in Kent county wants its
anne changed to Aldrich, and for
hat purpose the legislature has been
etitioned to act in the matter.
Mrs. j B Essex who has been sick
he past four weeks with Rheumatic
ever is so she can get about the
ouse some with the use of a crutch.
Attorney l. L. Hubbell and wife
pent several days in Grand Rapids
lst week. G. ID Wilson of Owosso
as been a guest of theirs this week. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mason was
allied to Ionia Friday to attend the
ineral of their cousin, DIR. Joslin
Irs. Mason remaining until Saturday !,
yening.
The Rathbone Sisters had nice
'cial time in the X Of p. ball Mon
ay night. Refreshments we're served :
nd cards and dancing was INDUCED
|, all had merry time.
VIM. 'Col." Fox has resigned his I
osition with the Belding-Hall Co.
nd gone to Greenville to work for :,
he Ranney Refrigerator Co. He !,
1T for that place Monday.
Miss Gertie Peck entertained a
'mpany of her young friends Satur- ),
~ evening at the home of her father !
|. f Peck, IL was her birthday and /,
he guests had delightful time. ;
Mrs A Traub was called TO Goshen !
I'd this week on account OF the b
eath of her sister Mrs. j. Burnstien. r
ne was In Lansing visiting at the u
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