Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-02
Short Items of Interest Re
Latins TO the Tosvn and Its
People, told IN a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

Eve cents gets a big dish of ice
cream at Benedict's.
Miss Ina Pike went to Morley
Monday to visit with her parents.
Grace Stark and Mrs. T.. Carpenter
was in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs, w. G. Sheldon has gone to Grand
Haven to open her home for the sum-
mer.
We notice X. u. Lawrence on the
street with fine delivery wagon this
week.
Orleans village will celebrate and
have grand display of fireworks in
the evening.
Miss Gusta Brown went to North
Star Monday to visit with parents
and friends.
Mems 200 work shoe at $3.50 Ed
wards sample shoe sale.
Ralph Gilpen of Grand Ra pids came
up Tuesday to visit a few days with
B Friedly and family,
Geo. Gotta and family left Saturday
for ten days visit with relatives in
Morley and Big Rapids
J. w, Ayling and wife returned
home Monday from two weeks visit
with friends near Ionia.
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds and son Roy
visited her people in Grand Rapids
and CORTLAND last week.
Mrs. Guy Weter and son Elwood
left for Sturgis and Adrain Tuesday
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Robt. Benhogle and mother
Mrs. Holden of Ionia were the guests
of Mrs. Mary Mead over Sunday.
Henry Kelly. wife and daughter of
Olivet returned home Monday after a
weeks visit with his son Otto Kelly.
Arthur Peck Of Pierson was the
guest of relatives here few days last
week he returned home Saturday.
Ethel Stevens went to Big Rapids
last Saturday for weeks visit with
her sister Eva who is attending school
there.
Miss Mary Groom left Saturday for
a weeks visit with her parents in
Morley.
Mrs. Jennie Stockwell returned
home to Ann Arbor Friday after a
few days visit with her brother DR..
VIM Bell
Miss Jessie Wooden left Tuesday
for few days visit with relatives in
Blanchard.
John Griffith and wife returned home
to Ionia Saturday, they spent the
week with relatives here.
Mas. Harvey Haysmer returned
from Ionia Saturday where she has
been caring for her father the past
three weeks.
Il. b. Bedding and daughter Mrs. j..
w. Perrin who have been here the
past two months returned to Minnea-
polls MINI. Tuesday.
w. F. Bricker wife and two child
rem accompanied by Bertha Rarick
were the guests of friends in Grand
Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Congressional Club held their
annual picnic at Baldwin Lake Tues
day and the outing by the members
of the club, their families and guests
was pleasant one.
Frank L. Moon, Robert Baird,
Hampton Rich and John Dye disting-
uished citizens of Ionia, came up
Monday for two days fishing on the
lakes in Grattan, they returned with
a big catch.
DR.. o. o. Osborn of the Marsh Rup-
ture and Orthopaedic Inst, Detroit,
whose adv. appears in another column
will be in Ionia Wednesday and Thurs
day July 9Th and 9th and may be seen
at that time.
| AIlOlhCy ". II. hOISt Oh btlulIlB. is
visiting Ionia relatives Mr.. Morse
is the son of Hon. J. d. Morse, and has
just graduated from the law depart.
ment of the University of Michiga n.
Ionia Sentinel.
The class of 1903 together with. the
Juniors and other invited guests from
the school took full day of pleasure
at Baldwin Lake Tuesday. They
leased Grartons pavilion and in the
evening to the music of orchestra
they tripped the light fantastic toe
with merriment.
DR.. G. A. Stanton has returned trom
Marinetta, Wis, where he went ;
week ago to attend the wedding of ;
neice, the bride is a daughter of hi
brother Walter Stanton and promi
, nent society girl, he also had an OPP
/ portunity of visiting several of hi
/ brothers who were there to witness
, the event.
Rev. d. II. Shelly and family o