Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-01
From Fridays Banner.

Mrs. Florence Hunt returned today
from an extended visit with friends
at Harbor Springs.
Miss Lena Webster left this after
noon for Luther, where she will visit
her parents over Sunday
f.. e. Lessiter announces social
dancing party at his hall in Grattan
Friday evening, Oct. 2.
Mrs. Bert Snow and baby went &c
Ionia today to visit her mother. She
expects to return Monday.
f. A. Palmer returned today from
Lyons, via Iona, where he has been
doing some surveying of late.
Miss Lena Hanson left for her home
at Langston this morning, where she
expects to remain for the present.
Della Stevens who has been work
ing here for some time past, return
ed to her home at Sand Lake today.
Rev. w. Howard Moore of Trebor,
Wis, left this morning for Chicago,
after a short visit with his friend
Rev. j. L. Butler.
Mrs Mate Antcliff went to Boyne
Falls this morning, being called there
by the serious illness of her son who
has typhoid fever.
Mrs Ellen Burns left this morning
for Sunfield to attend district Quar-
terly conference of the f. NJ. church
now in session there.
Mrs Hamilton and daughter Ethel,
of Ann Arbor, and Mrs. Waldron, of
Grand Ledge, arrived in the city to-
day for a short visit at f K Dunlap's
residence west of the city.
A. Green leaves tomorrowfor Jones'
Vile and after visiting relatives
there for a time, will go to Hillsdale
He expects to be gone from this city
several months and will spend the
winter in Oliyet.
The Literary Exchange Club held
their first meeting of the year with
their president, Mrs. z. w. Gooding,
with good attendance. Roll call
l.. G. Epson is willing to make affi-
davit that he caught the big pickerel
on a trolling hook but just what par
ticular hour in the day he saith not,
it was in Twin lake and he is satisfied
there is another one of the same heft,
as he felt him rub against the boat.
The catch of fine fish in this vicinity
this season, beats any made at the so
called fishing grounds in Northern
Michigan. Chas Madden and l.. 9.
Willard brought in string of pick
erel and 10 bass. that were beauties
indeed. Two of the pickerel weighed
pounds apiece.
We are in receipt of the Del Norte
Colorado Prospector from Clay Tall
man who is in that country, he at
tended Frontier Day in Cheyenne and
wrote up the doings as special cores
pendent for the paper in a very read
able and racy manner, telling about
the COW boys, Shoshonese, Arapahoes
broncno busters and all.
Carleton Washburn, who graduated
with honors from the literary de
pertinent of the University last year
left last night for Ann Arbor TO re
sumo his second years work in the
law department of the University
Mr. Washburn is brilliant younl
man and will doubtless bring distinc
tion of the highest kind to himself
and his chosen profession.
Mrs. s. T. Arnold and son George
left last night for her old home il
Ohio to be gone several weeks, it i
her first visit there in % years.
number of the Maccabee ladies an,
other neighbors and friends gave he
surprise the night before in the ma
tnre of farewell reception and pre-
scented her with a purse containing
S7.35 in silver. Refreshments wer
served and pleasant evening wa
spent.
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