Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-19

Mrs. II d. Miner was in Grand
Rapids Wednesday.
Chas Belgrave of Coral is visiting
his sister Mrs Geo Green.
Miss Edna Osworth Sundayed with
her parents near st Louis.
Mrs. f r.. Weter is the guest of her
neice at Greenville this week.
II H. Letson transacted business in
Greenyille Monday and Tuesday.
G. III. Stout and ID. G. Sheldon were
in Gfeenville On business Tuesday.
w. f. Bricker and G. G.. O'Bryon
went to Detroit Wednesday on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. John Lewis of Greenville was
the guest of Mrs. Il. +. Ireland Tues
day.
Henry J. Leonard has been in Chi
cago this week making purchase of a
new spring stock of goods.
Mrs. Nellie Willard is giving her
store a general overhauling prepare
tory to her Easter opening.
Fred Stahl returned from the upper
peninsula where he has been working
for the Michigan Pump Co.
Edward Ralph of Brickerville who
has been visiting his sister Mrs Geo.
Boyer returned home today.
David FREELY returned to his home
in Sunfeld Wednesday, after a few
days visit with relatives here.
Frank L. Moon and wife of Ionia
have been looking after their farm
interests near here, this week.
Mrs. J. ii. Armstrong and her son
Robert left Tuesday, for a. few days
visit with her sister at Petoskey.
Miss Viola Yoder and Miss Anna
Hollenbeck returned to their homes
sn Big Rapids and Morley today.
Miss Mary Riker returned from
Grand Rapids Wednesday, having
spent few days with friends there.
o. Kuhn and wife returned Monday
evening from Ionia after a few days
visit with friends and relatives in
that city,
Mrs. G.. M. Gray is guest of her
parents, II. H. Gooding and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Gray have moved from Mid
dleville to Wayland.
T. Frank Ireland left Monday for
Chicago to attend a meeting of the
National Hardware Dealers Associa
tion being held there this week.
Misses Edith and Kittie Spicer re-
turned to Ann Arbor Saturday where
they are attending college, after a
few days visit with their parents.
E. b. Blett of Fenwick, editor of the
spicy News he is publishing was in
this city last Friday. He states that
business in his print shop is crowdine
him.
Rey. Father H G. Koenig, formerly
of this city, and Miss Anna Casper o.
Adrain have been the guests of hi
sister and her aunt, Mrs. N. Laphan
this week.
H.H. Vincent wife and babe of LAX,
View came down Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of her GRANDMOTHER
Miss, Eugee and visit friends they re
turned home Monday.
Willis d. Sinclair left Saturday TO
few days visit with friends and rel
atives at Sheridan. He aud w. /
Wood expect to leave for-the uppe
peninsula, the Dist inst.
A w. c. T. U. convention will b.
held in Saranac Mar. "a and %. Dele
gates from here will be Mesdame
Wilder, jerks, Carman, III. G. Friedly
Coyille, Green and Barber.
f. B. Upper, who has been work
ing for the Ranney Refrigerator Co
in Greenville, for some time, has re
turned, and will assist f. M. Parne
in building the coming summer.
Lamb Bros. have installed in thei
grocery a motor coffee grinder, tn
first of the kind brought into loni
Z county. It's labor and time save
and is ready to run on the pressing c
a button. Great is the force of eleC
ltricity.
Mrs. Verne Powers was called
Alma to-day, owing to the illness c
her grandmother. Mrs. Matilda Sa
yer, who has suffered two strokes {
paralysis this week. Mrs. Salyer wa
formerly resident of this city.
A band of gypsies struck the cit
Wednesday and began plying the
regular vocation of begging ar
alleged fortune telling. They wei
ordered to move on and in the nigl
they silently folded their tents ar
, left.
Miss Lottie Bushnell, of Northpor
has been in the city several days Il