Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-14

DR.. VIM. Bell was in Lansing Tues
day on business.
Geo. Putnam was in Lowell Tues
day on business.
Daniel King is lying very i'll at his
home on the north side.
ID. ID. Dewey of Escanaba spent
Sunday with B. c. Curtis.
When you drink, drink Benedict's
soda water. 1t s the best.
Mayor James Hammel of Lansing
was in the city yesterday.
K. K. Fales and wife of Ionia visited
with friends here yesterday.
Z. E. Whitford and daughter Flossie
were in Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. a.. L. Page left Tuesday for a
few days visit in Cedar Springs.
Mrs. d. thinner and children spent
Sunday with friends in Orleans.
Arthur Corey of Gowan was in the
city Tuesday the guest of friends.
Mrs. Ora Sagendorf left today for
Hakley, Wis, where she will join her
husband.
Geo. Cottrell and son left Tuesday
for few days visst with friends in
st. Joseph
Thos. WEIGH has purchased the
residence property of Anna M. Ring
on Bridge street.
Mrs. t. N. Stevens of Greenville |
spent Saturday with her daughter.
Mrs. c. S. Barnes.
Mrs. John Cartaidge and daughter
Edna returned Monday from a few
days visit in Tonia.
Mrs. G W. Moulton was called to
Morley on account of the sickness of
her sister, Tuesday.
VIM. Pickering left Tuesday for
Philadelphia to make his nephew and
wife ten days visit.
Randell Palmer of Saginaw has
been the guest of friends and rela-
uves here this week
G. r Locke of Grand Rapids made
visit in the city Wednesday while
on his way to Stanton.
+. A. Washburn, w. r. and w. p.
Hetherington made business trip to
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Chas. G O'Bryon was called RI
Charlotte Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of a brother-in-law.
Mrs. Lizzie Clarke and baby of
Denver, Colo are the guests of her
mother Mrs. Anna Perrin.
Mrs. f. w. Ranney is representing
the Rathbone Sisters as delegate to
the Grand Lodge in Saginaw this
week. -
Arthur Wiley one of the clerks at
Lincoln's store was taken sick Sunday :
with appendicitis and is in a, critical
condition
Rev. j f. Butler was in Sheridan
at the funeral of M. d.
Mills, one of the oldest residents of !.
that place
The Masonic lodge will have work
in the +. degree Saturday evening. ;.
All members are specially requested :
TO be present. u
Chas. A. Wagner is on a ten DAYS 4
tripto Chicago and Boston, he int nds !.
TO purchase number of fine pianos .
fot the trade
Chancellor Commander, Vim A. z
lost his badge while attend !,
ing the Clayton Foster funeral and 6
would like to recover it. :,
Mrs. Myrtle Aldrich left Tuesday s.
tor Yakima, Washington, where she
will join her husband who located .
here about two months ago. h
Clayton Hoppough, John Wagner, Fl
Misses Jennie Wagner, Florence r,
Jlemons and Maude Spencer left for a
Ann Arbor today to attend the May Il
Festival. !,
CD Bradish of Cedar Springs was :,
quest of Fred Harding over Sunday. T,
DIR. Bradish is an old resident of that r
'lace having operated harness shop =
here for over 30 years. =,
Chas. Smith who has been baking f.
or Bradley & Unger for the past six t.
months has resigned and will go into :
BUSINESS for himself He is succeeded >
" l. B. Lake of Detroit.
III. p. Oleson was in Grand Rapids
saturday for medical treatment and
'hen he came home, on the doctors
dvice, he bad dentist pull IA teeth,
very one he had in his mouth.
The High Schools of Belding and
onia have decided to call off holding
'ield day exercises and so none will
e held this season. A movement was
n foot to have Field day in this city.