Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-30

wards snoe sale.
Elmer Moulton spent Sunday with
friends in Plymouth
Alvin Wright has gone TO Dakota
TO spend the summer.
Miss Ethel Parslow is spending the
school vacation in Leroy.
Mrs. N, Gardner has returned from
her visit in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. James Wolcott has returned
from her visit in Milwaukee.
Al. Wells and wife paid visit to
friends in Detroit last Sunday.
Miss Emma Altenburg has returned
from her visit in Middleton, Mich.
Before purchasing hammocks look
over our line. Wortley & French.
Miss May Harvey has returned to
this city from Grand Rapids to reside
DIR. w. A. Little the dentist, with
his family are spending a week in
Cannon.
A. r. Workman and children spent
Sunday in Detroit with his daughters
in that city.
Lard going fast at 10 cts. per pound
at Fish's. Our stock wont last long
at this price.
Elvon c. Lloyd and wife are off on a
tour of the lakes going first to De-
troit and Cleveland.
Miss Baily who has been the guest
of Mrs. AL. Wells returned TO her
home in Corunna last week.
Fred A. Bush went to Brighton Sun
day to accompany his family home
from that place in the evening.
Mrs. Richard Mares who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks has returned to her Dakota
home.
Mrs Guy ID. Weter and son Elwood
have returned, Mr.. Weter joined them
and after short visit in Coldwater
with A L. Pond arrived home Tues
day.
Geo. Moulton and wife spent last
Sunday in Detroit and while there
called on Will Knott, he is gaining
slowly and was sitting up when they
called.
Robt. PEBBLES and wife and A. j
Hochradel left Sunday for a visit
with friends in the southern part OF
the state. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
The Degree of Honor instead OF
holding their regular meeting Satur,
day night, will meet at Charley
Wright's for social evening. AL
members are cordially INVITED to be
present.
Misses Muriel aud Fac Hough, OF
Pontiac, are the guests of their aunt
Mrs Conner. She entertained party
of young people Tuesday afternoon
in their honor, serving refreshments
and giving them good time playing
croquet and finch.
Waldo NJ. Fran cisco of Grand Rap
ids was in the city Tuesday TO pay his
taxes and transact other business
He went there from Lowell abou,
three months ago to take charge o.
the electric light plant and is very
pleasantly situated both in his home
and business.
VIM. II. Olds who bought the Brad
ly Stone property on Bridge st. il
preparing the grounds and making
ready for moving his green hous,
here. He expects to get well estab
lished in business at his new home il
the heart of the city in the course o
a month if possible.
Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes left a small tabl,
standing in front of Leonards blocl
after using it at an ice cream socia
a couple of weeks or more ago, an,
when she went to get it, it had disap
peared probably through some mis-
take as TO where it belonged. Mrs
Holmes would be pleased TO get /
again.
A. Cusser and wife w. L. Cusse
and daughter Margaret, A. b. HUI
and mother and the Misses Evans an
Calkins have returned from Wabash
Lake, the men look as brown as Fill
pino's, but report very good tim
with fish as one OF the table luxurie
every meal an evidence that some |
the party are handy with the rod an
line.
Maurice A. Reed doesn't make an
pretensions to catching the bigges
fish but he is willing to compare qua
ity and number with any local sport
man. The first part of the week b
was out to Big Wabasis Lake an
caught string of 20 mostly blac
bass, not one OF the whole catch b
ing any of your small fry.
Rev. J. w. Ayling and family lie
Saturday for short visit with frIen,
in Durand, after which they will {