Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-29

today.
Mrs. A. S Holmes of Grattan is
spending the day in the city.
Mrs. Gail Stout is the guest of
Greenville friends for the day
Grace Bradshaw went to Stanton
this morning for a short visit.
Arthur A. Conner is in Lakeview
for a couple of days on business,
I. w. Matthews left for Lapeer to.
day for days visit with friends there.
Lee Moore has returned from
Grand Rapids and gone to work in
the factory again.
Miss Clara Kolp returned from
Grand Rapids last evening where she
had been visiting at French Arnolds.
Mrs. Claudia Mason and children
left this. morning for Mancelona,
where she expects to reside in the
future.
The Ladies Literary Exchange
club will meet with Mrs Edward
Lamb, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5th
at 2:30 o'clock.
Caledonia this morning where she
has been for several days, the guest
of her parents.
Willis Cobb is in Grand Rapids
with his wife in Butterworth. He
phones the Banner that she is i'm
proving as fast as could be expected.
Mrs. Peter Houck returned from
Lakeview this morning where she had
been couple of weeks to assist Mrs.
Geo. Houck, who has been quite sick.
Mrs. L. j. Houk of Grand Rapids
arrived in the city this morning. in
readiness for the opening of her
dancing school at Hubbell hall to-
night
Miss Marie Emerson Ackley who
has taken Miss Hoppough's class in
music has her studio at Romano
Robinson's She Is in the city
every Thursday.
Elmer Cook and E. L. Kendall went
to Vestaburg this morning for days
hunting trip in the country about
that place, it is said game is plenty
in that neck of woods.
Erastus Brown, of Stanton, who
has been guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hicks for several
days past returned to his home in
that place this morning.
d. A. thinner, the painter and
paper hanger had the misfortune to
take a fall from ladder where he
was hanging paper Saturday and
sustained fracture of the arm.
At O'Bryons dry goods store the
agent of John Anisfield Co. will give
an all day coat and suit sale Satur-
day, Oct. 81, where all the new crea-
tions in ladies wraps may be seen.
Read the adv. in this issue.
While making some repairs on his
barn yesterday, Charles Hagadorn
received bad fall, which came near
putting him out of business as his
head came in contact with stone
He is able TO be around this morning
however, although very sore.
Landlord M. B. Divine, while at
tempting to put trunk on the ele.
vator at the hotel, Thursday, twisted
his foot in such manner that the
ankle was dislocated, causing an in
jury which the doctors say may last
six months He Is unable to use the
foot at present.
Marietta Ross, the Easton girl VIII,
attempted to take her life recent,
for whose alleged betrayal Roll;
Monroe is confined in the Ionia re
formatory, last week had all arrange
ments made for clipping with the Sol
of neighbor. The girl is only
years of age, but shows disposition
to be decidedly tough.
Nutting parties are all the rag
now since the frosts have come. l
was a comical sight says farme
out on r. f. d. No. 2 TO see an ez
mayor in the top of a tree the fore
part Of the week knocking of hickor
nuts into the basket of another cit
. official he thinks ii evidence of
, hard winter coming.
Chas. A. Jensen has sold his farl
in the Ashley church neighborhoo
and will have an auction sale Thur,
: day Nov. IL at one o'clock p. m II
has span of good horses, a couple {
5 cows, a quantity of corn and man
: other things TO dispose Of. E.
: tWhitford has been engaged as au,
tioneer. Mr. Jensen expects to Sc
. tie IN Belding if he can purchase
; house.
I Bert Morse and wife of Aberdeen
) Washington, who have been tn