Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-02
d. c. Sheldon is in Stanton today.

McBrides.
Glare Weeks Sundayed at Alma
with friends.
E N. Pitkin went to Greeville on
business to-day.
Ira Moore and family are at Lowell
today, on business.
ID. M. Hayes was at Grand Rapids
on business Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Gordon is in Ionia today,
the guest of friends
A Thurman was at Greenville on
business on Saturday.
W. j. Clark made a. business trip TO
Grand Rapids Monday.
Mrs Mae Darling was at Green
vile Tuesday on business.
Deep Sea" is the name of the new
cigar that came out to-day.
Miss Ina Stanton was the guest of
friends at Greenyille Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Stevens spent Sun
day with friends at Coopersville.
Mrs w. II. Shaw and daughter left
for weeks visit at Grand Rapids.
w. E. Hawley was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. w. A. Dutt, this week.
Miss Lena Sparks of Portland is
the guest of her parents, A. Sparks.
G.. A. Hoyt of Amble was in the city
Monday, the guest of his son Charles
Hoyt.
Marshal ST Clair is the guest of
friends at Carson City. He left We'd
nesday.
Miss Alice King returned from a
visit with friends at Lincoln Lake
Monday.
Miss. Fanny Short of Detroit is in
the city guest of Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
+. Smith.
Major and Mrs Edward Ellis left for
Grand Rapids today, on their way to
Chicago.
John Sayles left for Alto Monday,
where he expects to purchase 40
acre farm.
J. T. Angel was at Ionia Tuesday
on business connected with his Office
as supervisor,
Miss May Pitkin and Miss Winifred
Brush left for Brighton Friday for a
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Annis Haysmer returned to
Grand Rapids Friday after visiting
her brothers and families here.
Mrs C. r. Cowdin and two childaen
went to Rockford to visit a few days
with friends and relatives Wednes-
day.
H. Amperse left for Detroit this
week to take position as steward on
one of the summer boats that ply the
lakes
John Martin and wife and Miss Vir-
gil Egan were called to st. Louis
Wednesday by the serious illness of
their mother.
James Wolcott and VIM Anderson
have leased one of the fats in the
Demorest block and they will occupy
it as soon as vacated by Mr.. Demorest.
The ladies of the Cemetery Asso
citation are invited to Mrs. John
Cooper's next Tuesday afternoon,
April I, to finish the work for our
carpet.
Archie Chickering had the end of
one of his fingers cut of by tin cut
ting machine in Factory G Wednes
day. DIR. Ferguson dressed the wound
ed member.
Eldred Crandall has bought out
John Travis on the Luther addition
and VIM. Wicks has bought the house
and lot occupied by Mrs. Trafton be-
fore her death.
w. ID. Ballou has gone to Syracuse,
N. Y. to attend the Basket Makers
Convention, from there he will go to
Beckett, Mass, to visit at his old
home few days His daughter ac-
companied him.
The Bedding Cemetery Association
will meet at the cemetery Saturday
afternoon, April IL, at l o'clock sharp
for the purpose of cleaning the lots
and isles Everyone come that is IN
terested and bring your rakes.
VIM. Anderson has sold his resi-
dence property on Bridge street TO
John Donovan who will move into it
as soon as it is vacated. and John
Dehn will occupy the ole which Mr..
Donovan vacates.
Deputy sheriff Randolph OF Grand
Rapids was in the city Monday and
subpoenaed Edwin Riker to appear
Tuesday in that city as witness in a
case of the people against Mrs. Ed
Whitney who has been arrested there
charged with being a disorderly per-
son. 1t is also desired 10 be shown
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