Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
From Fridays Banner.

From fridays banhef'
Miss Iva Lutz of Greenville 10 visit
ing at the home of Eugene Edmonds
for few DAYS.
Ernest Coons left this morning for
st. Louis. where he expects TO remain
for the present.
Geo w Ellis of philadelphia, Pa,
Is in the city for few days. He ar
rived here today.
Miss Nora Allen, of Greenville, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM Gill
more for few days
j. Z. Stevens Is again able to be
out after having been confined to the
house for some time past.
A S Mason of Big Rapids returned
home today after short visit at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mason.
Farmers are bringing in large
quantity of potatoes TO this market
the high price paid for them forming
quite an inducement for them.
Palmer Fales is in the city for a
week to take w. S. Lambertson's
place in the Bedding Bank while
Walter goes on hunting trip. 49,.
Mrs. Minnie Conklin and son Mcrl.
of Ionia, who have been visiting here
for a short time left this morning for
y l. E. Wait
". II. Ruse representing the Com
pensating Pipe Organ Co. Ltd, OF
Battle Creek is in the city today and
will remain a short time in the inter
ests of the company
Miss Ruby Suits left this morning
for Oakfield center to spend Sunday
at her home at Millbrook today after
a short visit with his sister, Mrs. Ida
Armitage of this city.
Beulah Hanna left today for her
home in Port Huron where she ex-
poets to remain for some time. She
has been employed in the Bedding
silk mills for some time past.
Superintendent E. N. Pitkin states
that the enrolment in the schools
shows an increase of 81 more than for
the corresponding month of October
of last year, the percentage OF at
tendance is the same, being "a per
cent
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Cole of Toledo,
Ohio arrived here this morning for a
short visit with Belding friends and
relatives. Mr.. Cole is conductor
on the Lake Shore Railroad and Is
taking a short vacation. Mrs. Cole
Is a daughter of j. A Spencer of this
city.
Martin Post believes in keeping
abreast of the times and has just pur-
chased a patert manure spreader for
use on his farm near the city. This
machine is so nething new in these
parts and is put out by the Kemp d
Burfee Mfg. Co, Syracuse, N. Y.
A. L Marvin, formerly principal OF
the city schools, is in the city today
on business in connection with tho
Portage Point resort, in which sew
eral OF our CT izens are interested
Mr. Marvle is Secretary and Genera
Manager of the Association and /,
filled with en- husiasm regarding the
future prospects of the resort.
EB Blett has purchased a news
paper outfit in Chicago and will go 't
Ravenua next week, where he vii
launch the Ravenna News The big
are there couple of years age
burned out the Ravenn Times ane
the town has not been represented b,
a newspaper since. Mr.. Blett Is sat
isfied that the field is good one ant
he proposes to give them a lively
column sheet
A card received from l. &. Upsor
states that the hunting party O
which he Is a member arrived In int
Upper Peninsula all right ahead o
their baggage which they we're walt
ing for in order to go ito camp
They are located a few miles soutl
of Camp Comfort where N. Laphau
and the Wolcotts are stationed
"Peep" SAYS he has seen deer tract
already