Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-26
Short Hems of Interest Re
Latfng 10 the Toqvn and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local II
!, BreVities.

Mrs. ID. Banister
Miss Mary Hollenbeck returned t,
her home at Lakeview today aftei
a few weeks visit with her sistel
Mrs. Cyril.Coons.
Mr.. Fl Slocum and wife of Hub
bardston returned home today after ;
short visit with Mrs. Slocum's sister
Mrs Fred Bivins of this city.
Mrs. Geo. Pettengill, of Ionia, who
has been guest of Mrs. McDuffy Of
this city for a few days left thi,
morning for a short visit at Green
Vile.
VIM. j. Barker who has been con
! fined to the house for several months
under medical treatment of DIR. c, O.
Jenison of Greenville is able to be NJ
and about the house.
Carl Steel, one of our rural route
carriers was called to Grand Rapids
today to attend the funeral of hi.
brothers wife, who was so seriously
burned about two months ago with
an oil heater.
From Mondays Banner.
b f. Hall leaves this afternoon for
Detroit on robustness trip.
Mrs. O. Fl. Martin has returned
from a few days visit at r. b. Strong's
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Storey
on Saturday afternoon an So pound
boy.
Mrs. French Arnold of Grand Rapids
is guest at the.home of John Kolp
for a few days.
Mrs. Clarence Sheppard left today
for Lansing where she expects TO re-
side in the future.
Capt. Putnam left this morning foi
the Straits of Mackinaw. He will be
gone'several weeks.
Miss Ina Stanton went to Detroit
today where she will visit with friend:
until after Christmas.
The Misses Goldie and Millie Noon
an left today for Ionia to visit will
relatives few weeks.
ID. G. Benedict of Culbertston, Neb
is a guest of his brother, w. |. Bene
dict for a short time.
Dave Luck returned to his home il
Luther today after two weeks visit
with relatives in this city.
Nj. G Gay and wife of Detroit lef
today for Howard City after shor
visit at Alex. Pains in this city.
Miss Ora Oliver returned to he
home in Thompsonville this morning
where she expects to remain for tn,
winter
Mrs. Belle Modes returned to he
home in Coral this morning after
short visit with her sou Clyde in thi
city.
The regular annual meeting of tn
Baptist Society of this city will b
held at the church on Wednsda
evening.
John Gearing and family of Logal
county, Ohio, are new arrivals in TIL
city and will reside here if they ca
find a house.
Mrs. Dunaven returned to he
} home at Coral today after a few day
visit at the home of f. f. Chapple o
! this city.
Mrs. l.. b. Conant returned to he
home in Greenville today after
short visit with her daughter Mr.
VIM. Pope of this city.
Mrs Jennie Cutler of Stanwood al
rived here this morning, called her
by the sad death of her mother, Mr.
Hale of Eureka township.
: Hear the first lecture in the serit
of ten addresses by Evangelist Star
ley. Meeting begins tomorrow Nigh
I at the Methodist church at 1870.
Henry Aldrich has moved to far
near Hubbardston and f. A. Bush no
r occupies the house he vacated on Il
e corner of Washington and Alderma
streets.
e Yesterday broke all records in Il
I now famous Spear Bible class, the
being 264 in attendance, the blu
p being in the majority this time, Il
q, red winning last Sunday.
John Lemley, the gentleman
i, agent Of the =, M. railroad left Il
Il morning for Pittsburg, Pa, to
tend the funeral of his brothel
:. daughter in that city.
re f. Il. Hannah OF Orleans was
sr the city today, he shipped from tn
station this season 1000 barrels of
n pies and could have shipped 5000 If
II had been able TO get barrels, tn
10 we're scarce and hard to get this +
and he was obliged to have sevel
- car loads sent him from st. Louis, n
to From Tuesdays Banner.
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