Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
From Fridays Banner.

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a short visit with friends at Big Rap
ids
Rev FIR. Henry Koenig left this
morning for short visit with Detroit
friends.
Mrs. e. r. Spencer left today for
Howard City to spend Sunday with
friends
Thos w. Hayden, the genial travel
inc salesman for the Richardson Silk
Co, is in the city TODAY.
John N. Schenden and family, of
Chicago, are guests of friends in this
vicinity for a few days.
For Registered Shropshire
Buck, ? years old and good weight. r:
A. Stokes, Greenville, Mich. OIL
Mrs. Peoebe Mcconnell went to
Greenville today for short visit with
her son, Lee Mcconnell of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Stewart returned
to their home in Boyne City today
after a short visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Bert Wherry, who has been
suffering with severe attack OF
malarial fever, is reported as gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Ruel Curtis of Fowlerville who
has been spending the week with her
daughter, Miss Maude Weiner, and
other relatives returned home last
evening.
Mrs E. b. Lapham returned today
from Lansing where she had been at
tending the Grand Chapter, o. Z. S.
this week.
Miss +. Pearl Johnson of McBrides,
arrived in the city this morning to be
the guest of Mrs. Arthur Conner for
a few days.
Miss Ella Harte who has been en-
ployed for some time in Bedding Bros.
silk mill, returned to her home in
Lowell today.
Yesterday was the first DAY when a
person could legally shoot squirrels
and Harvey Haysmer went out and
bagged a fine bunch of the fox variety.
The Weter- Wise Co. have pur-
chased and shipped from this city over
1000 bushels of potatoes since the 2nd
of October and are paying as3.high as
45 cents per bushel for extra quality
potatoes
The thanks of this Office are hereby
extended to Mrs. d. w. Belden OF
Chadwick, for choice basket Oh
Northern Spys and a beautiful bou
quet of dahlias.
Mr. J. S. Collins and wife who have
charge OF one of the Baptist colport
age wagons, and distribute tracts
bibles, etc, were guests of Rev. Fl, n
Spear and wife over night, while en-
route to Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill and Mrs
Belle Mann, of this. city, left .thi
morning for Bay City to attend tn
funeral of a nephew OF theirs VIII
died in that city recently.
A. Wingar who purchased farm
near Sand Lake two years ago ha
sold it and will move back to this cit
next month. He owns the house tina
Chas. Stout has been occupying.
Z. M. Parney, the contractor, state
that by Saturday night he will hav
all the Bedding Bros dwelling house
com pleted except two and that ever
one ofthem are already spoken TO
by renters and will be occupied SOON
Miss Edith Craig, of Chicago, VIII
has been the guest of Mrs. Fran
Richmond for a little while, left tn
morning for short visit with Igor
friends before returning to her HON
in the Windy City.
The jury for the November term
court has been drawn. Those VIII
will serve from this city are G.
Wright, II. F.. Hanks, VIM. Cover
Orleans; VIM. Cotton, l.. j. How
John f. Kohn ard Michael Koh
Otisco.
There are two teachers from Ion
county in the PHILIPPINES, J. +. Ia
bell of Muir, located in the school
Pacay, Luzon, and Mrs G. E. Garbu
of Saranac, at Bagulo, Luzon, {
former has salary of 1920 and I
latter, Sll00.
The signatures on the petitions
local option presented to the boa
of supervisors numbered 1881, near
one half of the total vote given
Governor in 1902. The law provio
that only one third Is required
have the question submitted. Odes
townships petition numbered 300 bel
the largest of any in the coun
Ionia city sent in 2ls names and B
dlng,s list was 30.
Rev w. II. Kindred of the Discip