Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-08-06
Short fems of Interest Re
Lafins to the 7oqvn and Its
People, told IN a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

John Arnwine went to Grand Rap.
ids Tuesday to see the races.
Irwin Crib left Wednesday for a
short visit i'm New York state
David Friedman Is in Detroit this
week buying goods for fall trade.
Mrs. VIM Lydle of Paris is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Mason this week.
Earl Il. Wilson returned Monday
evening from short visit in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G Epson are enter
tanning Mildred Piper their neice
from Manton.
Mrs. w. j. Altenburg was called to
Ithaca Tuesday on account of the
death of relative.
A. S. Mason of Big Rapids spent a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Mason this week.
Robt. PEBBLES and wife returned
from a ten days visit with friends in
the south part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weaver enter
tanned Mrs. Reed and their daughters
of Grand Rapids oyer Sunday.
Have you seen that latest delicacy
"Rusk" at j. III. Hendersons? Only
l5c, per pound, they're all right.
Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter
Maude visited at the home of Mrs. M.
G. Walker in this city over Sunday.
The Oak Leaf Club will hold an
other dancing party at Hubbell Hall
on Thursday evening of next week.
Chas. Brown went to Grand Rapids
yesterday on business trip. He ex-
poets to be there the rest of the week.
Mrs. o. A. Day and daughter Vivian
of this city returned from a weeks
visit with relatives in Detroit Mon
day.
Ed Riker has resumed his work as
Night Watch after a long illness, he
is still quite weak but is gaining quite
rapidly.
N f. Stock of Sumner Gratiot Coun-
ty, was guest of +. j. Luck and
other relatives in this city the first of
the week.
Mrs. John Mills, of Saranac is spen-
ding few days at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Totten in
this city.
c. r. Herrick, wife and daughter
of Lyons returned to their home on
Monday after week spent in camp
at Long-Lake.
Abe c. Hough of Greenville was in
the city Wednesday morning enroute
for Ionia where he attended a soldiers
reunion yesterday.
Mrs. ]. G. Graf of Big Rapids re-
turned to her home in that city Tues
day morning after a short visit with
friends in Bedding.
z. Turner and wife arrived here
from the West Monday for a short
visit with the latters sister Mrs c. f.
Totten of this city.
Roma Lavery janitor of the County
Court House and Thos. Sherry were
in the city Saturday, they drove up
from the county seat.
Fred Washburn and wife, WILDER
Wilson and wife and Mesdames T. +.
ireland and w. D Ballou were in
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. George Haysmer was back in
her old place at the post Office Tues
day owing to the absence of WILDER
and Sumner Wilson on a trip to Grand
Rapids.
Otto Kuhn the popular and progress
sive hardware dealer is wearing
bright smiles this week, all on account
of a fine baby girl born Saturday that
will call him papa.
The Catholic Aid Society of Green
vile will serve warm meals in the
north store of the Edwards block,
opposite the Winter Inn, on Monday,
Aug. 10th. Is cents
Henry Gildemeister has moved from
Whit Richmond's house into the
Slawson residence on Pearl street,
and DIR. Sheldon will occupy Brokers
new house on Pleasant street.
2 w. Gooding has been elected by
the school board to take the school
census and he will begin his duties
soon Mr.. Gooding has had the posi-
ton before and knows Just how to do
it.
Mrs. Alvin Jack, of Greenville,
spent Sunday and Monday with o. f.
Webster and family Of this city. Her
husband left for Chicago Monday to
join theatrical company of which
he Is a member.
The School Board are going to re-
move one of the stairways in the front
of the old Union school building to
enlarge recitation room. Wouldn't
ire escape from the two big rooms