Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-12
Short hens of Interest Re-
Lafins to the Tozvn and It's
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Local ~
Brevities.

Geo. w. Thomas visited friends a
Ionia Sunday.
! w ID. Ballou was at Ionia on bust
ness Tuesday.
]. P.Presley was at Ionia on bust
ness Tuesday.
B. F. Hall and wife returned from
Detroit Monday.
VIM. Knott made a business trip tc
Greenville Monday.
Miss Kitty Walker spent Sunday at
Greenville with friends.
Miss Grace Baldwin spent Sunday
at Greenville with friends. f.
Mrs. Henry Freddy is down with
an attack of la Grippe.
Frank Haysmer was at Ionia Tues
day visiting among relatives.
Misses Kittie and Edith Spicer are
home from Ann Arbor this week.
On going to press we learn that ]. L.
Stevens the cigar maker is in trouble.
A. B. Carter and wife have gone to
Freeport to visit friends a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Otto Kuhn went to Ionia to
spend few days with friends and rel
atives.
Edd Arnold returned to Ionia, Tues
day after visiting with friends here a
few days.
Mrs. Frances Butler of Greenville
is the guest of her sister Mrs Bennett
this week.
Chas. r Cowdin has sold his home
to Willis Cobb and his family expects
to move to Grand Rapids soon.
The Buffaloes will hold their reg
ular meetings on the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evening of each month.
Ralph c. Lloyd goes to Philadelphia
this week where he has accepted
position with leading business firm.
F. J. Luck and John Spriggs attend
ed the democratic state convention
n Detroit this week as delegates from |
this city.
Miss Sybil Forsyth of >Greenville
;ame down Saturday to spend Sunday
With her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. l.. Lloyd.
WI. Benedict who was called to
chicago on account of the death of
lis sister Mrs. S. B Parker returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Edith Merrill who has been
listing relatives and friends the past
ew weeks returned to her home at Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday.
We are indebte to A. O. hummer
or bag of fine apples of the King
'ariety. One of them measured 2l
inches in circumference.
Mrs. Mary Etson, of North Lansing
visiting relatives in the city being
allied here to attend the funeral of
Ter nephew Lyle Rowley.
Mrs. Maud Unger and son Fales have
zone to Detroit for visit and Miss
Winnie Fales has also returned there
o assume her duties in the millinery
Inc.
Worshipful Master G. A. ireland
las called special meeting for Sat-
lrday night of this week for work in
he first degree. All members take
Iotice.
Luther Z. jerks died Friday from
paralysis, at the home of his brother,
jerks, of Fair Plains, aged
i years. He was buried at the
diller cemetery.
Mrs. j. N. Lloyd, of Detroit was the
'uest of her mother Mrs. M. J. Wright
his week. She was recently married
md made her mother surprise visit
eturning home Wednesday.
The next party of the X. u. will be
leld March 10Th in the Castle Hall.
Zach lady will prepare a basket of
unch for two. Cards and dancing will
Ne INDUCED in. All X. P's. atd their
riends are invited.
Mrs VIM. Carter has opened dress
making rooms in the Wallace block in
he rooms recently vacated by Miss
va Caukins, the latter having remov-
d to Battle Greek last week. Mrs.
;arter has been doing dressmaking at
Ter home on the north side.
If Mr.. LaFlamboy's judgment in
matters of lawmaking and business
or his district and state is no better
han that he has displayed in his love
making, he's certainly pretty poor
tick to represent one of the best dis
riots of the state Muir Tribtne.
Miss Cecile Ingraham the popular
trimmer at Mrs. Nellie Millard's Mil
inery parlors the past two seasons is
I the city preparatory to her return
o this place about Mar. Is, with a
complete line of the latest novelties