Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16

Miss Bessie race Is visiting ne
grandmother in Ionia.
OF Webster made business triI
to Detroit Wednesday.
]. w. Miner and family have re
turned from their trip.
Mrs. G.. A. DeHart spent the day in
Greenville Wednesday.
A. Traub made a business trip tC
Mt. Pleasant Wednesday.
L. Il Green is receiving visit from
mis- father and mother of Morley.
Arthur Fitzjohn returned Friday
from two weeks visit in Detroit.
Wortley & French's "Velvet" ice
cream is just the thing for hot weather
Mrs. H. S. Campbell and mother
were visiting friends in Orleans Mon
day.
Miss Annie Bracken went to Port
land today to spend a week visiting
friends.
Miss Leila Eddy left last night for
an extended visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Harry Connell and wife and Miss
Bessie Connell were in Grand Rapids
Tuesday.
Miss Fanny Soules of Reed City is
visiting at her brothers. Fl. l.. Soules
of this city.
The Misses Dorothy Clark and Mil
dred Reed spent Sunday with friends
in Greenville.
Prof. ]. G. Bookey, wife and mother
of Cannonsburg were guests at w. L.
Reeves Sunday.
F. A. Bush and wife and their. guest
Mrs Chas Durfee, were in Grand
Rapids Tuesday.
The Oak Leaf Club will give dane
ing party at Hubbell's hall Thursday
evening, July %.
George Rittenburg of Orange
former resident here was the guest of
II. z. Lawrence this week.
Mrs. N. Lapham has returned from
Detroit, having spent several weeks
visiting with her brother.
Miss Lena Jocelyn of Grand Rapids
who has been the guest of Miss Pearl
Parker has returned home.
Chas Brown has sold his house and
lot on Centre street near the union
school building to Freeman Sparks.
Adolph A. Rinker, superintendent
of the Bradstreet's Reporting agency
of Grand Rapids was in the city Tues
day.
w. d. Kale and daughters, Grace,
OPEL and Cora, left Tuesday for
weeks visit with friends in Leroy
and Luther.
Mrs. Chas Greiner and son Oscar,
of Kingsville, Ont, are visiting at DIR.
Stanton's. Mrs. Greiner is the mother
of Mrs. Stanton.
Alvin s. Dimmick, wife and son
Harry, have returned from Luther
where they spent several days visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds and son Roy,
left Tuesday for Grand Rapids hav-
ing finished packing and shipping the
household goods They will reside at
No ~ Colt Ave.
Mrs. Jas. Mckinley and children
have returned from Jackson. KY, ar
irving Saturday. Mr.. Mckinley is in
West Virginia and they do not expect
to go back to Kentucky to reside.
Chas. Brown left last Friday for a
visit with friends in Milwaukee. He
returned home Tuesday, accompa-
MED by his wife, who had been visit
ing friends in Wisconsin the past four
weeks.
A bunch of Stanton base ball en-
thusiasts came down last Saturday
to witness the game but we're terri
bly, disappointed F. E. Moffitt, b. L.
Clifford, A L Cory and II E. Stevens
composed the party.
Robert Wilson is having a new walk
of the regulation kind laid on the
north and west side OF his residence
property with the fence removed and
other improvements about the place,
it Is certainly gratifying change.
Rev. J Z. Butler extended the right
hand of fellowship to three candidates
in receiving them into the Cougrega
tional church last Sunday. At the
Communion service which followed
over 20 partook of the sacrament o.
the Lords supper.
The campers who have been spend
ing a ten days outing at Long Lake
returned Monday, Messrs. l. L Hub
bell, w. b Reed. Edward Lamb an'
their wives were in the party. The
report fine time and fishing excel
lent, w. B. Reed landed the larges
fish, five pound bass.
Rev. A. o. Carman and wife, Mrs
r., A.. II IarL