Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-08-20
Frank Haysmer SCENT Sunday in

lonia.
Ed. Trail and wife visited friends
In Detroit on Sunday asst.
Mrs. Flora Taylor OF Blanchard is a
guest at the home of ". ID. Kale.
Lunches served night or day al
Walker Bros. Lunch Counter. 12wa
Ben Friediy and wife are visiting
Mr.. Friedly's parents 10 Sunfeld this
week.
Glenn Pope and wife left Monday
morning for their new home in Grand
Rapids.
j. E. Heeox of Grand Rapids spent
Saturday and Sunday with Bedding
friends.
Mrs. Josh Fuller of Barryton is
spending the week at the home of
VIM Fuller.
Miss Sybil Forsyth of Greenville
was guest at the home of j. l..
Lloyd, Sunday.
| G. G. Terwilliger and son Carl of
Williamson spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends in this city.
Miss Olga Haney returned from Big
Rapids Saturday wtere she has been
ATTENDING the summer school.
Mark Hoppough's Birthday dancing
party will be held at Smyrna hall,
Wednesday evening, Aug. 26th.
Chas. M. Wise spent Sunday at Has
lett Park with his daughter, Edna,
who has been there few weeks
w. ID. Ballou and family went to
Portage point on Friday last, where
they are enjoying summer outing.
| David Friedman returned from De-
troit Saturday having purchased a
large stock of goods for the fall trade.
Thos Doyle has sold his house and
lot to Reed Gilbert and will build a
new house on his lot on High street
Mrs. Frank Daley of this city went
to Fowlerville Sunday for two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at that place.
The genial free Of our former towns.
man Phil Young was seen in this city
Sunday. He is now a resident of
Grand Rrpids.
J. S. Nudge of Grand Ledge was in
the city Monday working the excur-
sion business toward his popular re-
sort in that city.
Frank Bott and wife of Hastings
returned to their home in that city
Monday after short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Klock of this city
w. + Broker and family and Miss
Ella Raymond visited Detroit on Sun
day last. Mr.. and Mrs. Bricker re-
manned for a few days while Mr.
Bricker does his fall buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Johnson of Ed
more were the guests of Miss Lille
| Benson the last of the week. They
left Monday for Binghampton where
they expect to visit for few days.
Rev. Henry G. Koenig of Detroit is
in the city a guest of his sister Mrs.
Nathaniel Lapham. Mr. Koenig has
fully recovered his health and is much
better than he was here few months
ago.
Geo. Ring of Smyrna has leased his
threashing outfit to Ed. Cowles of
that place and leaves soon to accept
a position of fireman on the p. NJ r.
r. His family will remain in Smyrna
for the present.
| Miss Leone A. Lloyd of this city
and Miss Sybil Forsyth of Greenyille
returned to Bedding Saturday after
an extended visit in Philadelphia, Pa.
They were accompanied by Mr. f. p.
Lloyd of that city who will spend sew
eral weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Lloyd, of north Bridge ST.
Frank Zahm and Hugh Carr got in
to an alteration at the latter's home
in Keene township couple of weeks
ago and in the fight one of Carr's fin
gers got badly chewed up, since then
blood poisoning developed and he went
to the U. B. A. hospital in Grand
Rapids where the finger was ampu'
tated.
The annual picnic of the Montcalm
Association l. o o. F. will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 26, at Baldwin Lake
and big time and big crowd is ex
pected. The Pere Marquette offer a
round trip rate of 20 cents to all who
wish to go. Tickets good going on the
ST. a. m. train and returning on the
S:04 p. IN. train.
John Schlosser and wife of near
Ionia were guests of her parents
Thos. Antcliff over Sunday. Mr.
Schlosser, who Is farmer harvested
five acres of the Mealy wheat. which