Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-30
Short Items of Interest Re
Laffns to the Toqun and It's
People. told in a Single
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Local ~
Brevities.

Rose Royale" and Golf Queen"
latest perfume at Wortley Frenchs.
J. M. Trimble TOOK day off Satur-
day and made business trip to Ionia.
Miss Eva Eddy is in Petoskey for a
short visit with her brother Con Eddy.
Mrs. Will Pollock of Alma is a guest
of her mother Mrs Geo. S. Roosevelt.
Miss Mantle McElroy is visiting in
Hart with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foote.
K. Hotchkiss of Ill. is spending
a couple of week with G. f. Iotch.
kiss.
Mrs. Jean Lyle was in Grand Rapids
a few days last week a guest at c. r.
Cowdins.
Lard going fast at 10 cts. per pound
at t1sh.s Our stock won't last long
at this price.
Mrs. Mary Cannon of Keene who
was guest OF her son Thos. Cannon
last week has returned home.
Rev. A. Q Carman entertained F..
ID. Groom and wife of Maple Rapids
over Sunday, he is banker there.
Beatrice Hulburt former Belding
girl but now living in Sparta, has
been the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Ina Stanton is home from Hol-
land and Miss Ona who has been spen-
ding several weeks in Detroit arrived
Saturday.
Mrs. Lester Grant of Greenville
was in the city Tuesday evening and
Wednesday she attended the ladies
order of Maccabees.
Mrs Max Gals returned from Ionia
Friday where she went to visit her
son Fred Gals and family, the latter's
wife is in poor health.
Miss Mae Martin returned to But
ternut Saturday after having spent a
few weeks with her brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c Martin.
Miss Florence Washburn entertain
ed company of young ladies at Bald
win Lake Wednesday in honor of Miss
Isabelle Richardson of Chicago.
Edwin Riker who has been confined
to the house by sickness several weeks
is again able to be out He was down
town for the first time Wednesday.
The misses Rosa and Kate Heether,
cousins of Mrs. w. +. Bricker, and
their friend Miss Thressa Spur, all of
Marionville, Ohio, are visiting in this
city and vicinity.
| Chas. Claim has moved his family
to Greenville, Mr.. Claflin has been at
work there in the refrigerator factory
for some time, his son Harry will oc-
cupy the house he yacates here.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, Rev. w. II. Warren
of Lansing, the state Missionary, will
preach. He is an excellent speaker
and has been here a number of times.
Miss Claudia Staley of Manistee is
in the city the guest of her sister Mrs.
DR.. Sheldon. she came Saturday acc
ompanied by Mrs. Byron F. Brown
who has been spending a couple OF
weeks there visiting friends.
John Wetherbee of Montcalm coun-
ty and Miss Mary A. Brewer of Keene
we're married Tuesday afternoon by
Rev. j. K. Butler at the parsonage
Mr.. Wetherbee Is farmer and took
his young bride to her new home.
Clayton Kimberly is entertaining
his sister Mrs. + III. Nudge ano
daughter Maybelle, of Hammond
Ind. Mrs. Nudge has many friends In
the city and vicinity, she is the wife
of 4. H. Nudge former Editor of the
Star.
Mrs. M. f.. Bushert and daughter
Ora have moved from Lansing Il
Seattle Wash. where the latter has
secured very lucrative position al
stenographer. Their many friends
in this city will wish them success II
their far western home.
The Woodmen team are planning Il
90 TO Alma August 20 and take par
| in the contest drill to be held there IL
connection with a big meeting o
Woodmen. The team under charg'
of chief captain of Foresters arr
making fine progress and If they con
: Clude to go, will undoubtedly brinl
: back prize.
: Leon Eddy of Chicago was the CUES
5 of his relatives here over Sunday, h
! is with the Franklin Typewriter Go
! and is in the vicinity placing a mum
Der of machines which he had sold
' Mr.. Eddy attended school here up t
I two years ago and was an excellen
! scholar and fine young man. II
: went from here and worked for boo
q firm a short time but soon after er
d gagged with the typewriter company
K Carl A. George and Son Harry LEI
: Monday for Hibbing Mimi. wher
-, a lie In the nl