Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-06-25
Y. G. spicer is in Detroit today on

Boys so work shoe at LOO. Ed
wards shoe sale.
S. S. Smith was in Greenyille yes
terday on business.
Mrs. n. Wallace is entertaining her
sister Mrs Benjamin
You should try the "Velvet" ice
cream at Wortley Il French's.
Wilbur Curtis and wife of Easton
spent Sunday with friends here.
G. S. Moore and wife were in Grand
Rapids yesterday visiting friends.
Sheriff f f.. Fales and ex-sheriff F.
l.. Moon of Ionia are in the city today.
Miss Ray Rothchild is the guest of
her friend Mrs Abe Friedman this
week.
Clay Weaver, Fred Cornell and
Fred Stark were in IOnia Friday on
business.
Mrs. Cynthia Thompson is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Geo. Stebbins in
Easton this week.
Miss Mable Sherman was called to
Big Rapids last Saturday by the ILL
ness of her mother.
Morris. Johnson and VIM Pryor of
alma spent Sunday with Mr.. Pryor's
sister Miss Lillian Pryor.
Mesdames l. S. Morris and E. Z.
Hudson were in Grand Rapids yester-
day, the guests of friends.
Mrs. Sarah Benedict left for FIRE.
mont Indiana Tuesday for a couple
months visit with friends.
Mrs. Ed. Knapp was called to Blan-
chard Tuesday on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her mother.
Mrs. Agnes Shell returned to Alpena
Saturday, she has been the guest of
friends here the past week.
Geo. w. Madden and wife of Fen
wick were the guests of friends here
couple of days this week.
Chas. S. Youngs will play with Prof.
+. Smiths orchestra in Saranac and
Ionia three nights this week.
n. G Starks has placed fine mon
ument on his lot in the Otisco Gene
terry, it weighed about 1900 lbs.
Fl. Clay Tallman Jr. left Tuesday
for Del Mort, Colorado. He will spend
the summer in Colorado, Wyoming
and New. Mexico.
Misses Sadie Abbey and Maud Par
ish returned to their respective homes
today in Greenyille and Stanton to
spent their vacation.
Howard Wilcox, wife, mother and
Mrs. H. I. DeCoster left for Toledo,
o., where they will attend a reunion
of the Wilcox family.
Frank Freeman of Chadwick has
purchased the old blacksmith shop of
Arson Ostrom in Orleans and will
take possession July LIST.
Mrs. Travis of Canandagua N. Y.
is here for visit with her sons and
to be present at the graduation of
her niece, Miss Grace Travis.
Chas. Edmonds of Shepherd and
John Morton of Ludington returned
home Tuesday, they were called here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ed
monds of Orleans.
Geo. G. Reed and wife, who have
been guests of their son w. B. Reed,
left for their home in Manchester,
Conn. Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Reed,
who accompanied them here will re-
main for few weeks.
G. G. Pitkin and wife of Whitehall,
and G.. l.. Pitkin and wife of Brighton
are the guests of Z. N. Pitkin and
wife today-they came here to attend
the graduating exercises-Miss Mae
Pitkin graduates today.
About Is of the Mt. Pleasant High
school boys including the ball team
stopped off here Friday on their way
to Portland where they played with
the High school team of that city
The Mt. Pleasant team has only lost
one game out of twelve so far this
season.
Frank +. Wilson, formerly of Ionia
county, has returned to Amigo. Wis.
from state line, Wis. where he has
just finished a successful season OF
logging. He began logging, piling fol
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the North Western Ry. the first OF
last September, and during the win
ter logged 10000 #. of pine, 800 cord
of spruce, pulp and 1900 pieces OF
piling,
Mrs. Jesse Wilbur and Mrs. II. G
Wilbur gave an afternoon finch party
at their home on Washington street
, last Friday. Seven tables we're occu
pied and the occasion was made Z
very pleasant one. Mrs VIM Hutchi
son secured the head prize and the
consolation prize was awarded Mrs
e b. Lapham. The mesdames viii
bur served fine lunch.