Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Continued from page 81
From Thursdays Banner.

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Chas. Webster, of Lakeview, is in
the city today.
WANTED Girl TO strip tobacco lin
a cigar factory
w. A. Wilder made business trip
TO Grand Rapids today.
l.. l.. Holmes went to Bay City to-
day on a short business trip.
Editor Seeley and wife went to De-
troit today for short visit.
Mrs. Margaret Earl, tof Williams
ton, is guest of Mrs Nettie Crosby.
Geo. n. Foster is entertaining his
father from the State of New York.
Ed. Engeman of Beal City is a
guest at Geo. Engeman's for few
days
WANTED AT OMEGA kitchen
woman at Hotel Belding. Wages Sl5
a month.
Mrs. Florence Hunt and daughter
May, are in Colorado for the latter's
health.
Tom Warren has moved onto his
newly acquired property on the Howe
addition
Gertrude Sheen returned TO this
city today after a visit with her par
ents at Stanton.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. LANDER
ton at 2;3O o'clock p m
A game of foot ball will be played
Saturday. Grand Rapids VS.. Bedding
at Ellis Park. Admission 25c., ladies
loo.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
will serve a ten-cent supper at Mrs.
Kate Retterstorf's Saturday evening,
everybody come.
Mr.. Scott Waldo of Williamson and
Mrs. George Wilson, from Flint,
cousins OF Mrs. Chas. Crosby, return
ed home yesterday.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday by the county clerk to Alvin
shaw aged IS, Otisco, and Mabel Cole,
aged 81, Belding.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bowen returned to her
home in Blanchard today after four
weeks visit with her son, Arthur
Bowen, of this city,
Mrs. Page aud daughter Sadie, and
Miss Josie Pike, all of Vaudeville, re-
turned home today after short visit
with Mrs. E. Edmonds.
Dr. j. r. Hook of Mt. Clemens has
located here for the practice of os-
teopathy and has rooms in the Vim
cent block. He will be assisted by
his wine in practice.
Regular meeting of Doric Chapter,
.. :. ) next Tuesday eve at 1880
DC .ock. The social hour and banquet
which was to have been held at the
close is postponed until later date.
l. F. Todd, of Cadillac, has been in
tle city for few days past and likes
the looks of her so well that he pro-
loses to move here and left this morn
ing for that city to pack his goods
preparatory to moving.
E. A. Lewis, of Carson City, a one
legged bicyclist has been attending
the meeting of the Baptist associa-
ton in this city. Mr.. Lewis a strong
rider and although badly crippled
manages to get oyer the roads in good
shape with his bike.
The thanks of this Office are due to
Mrs Divine Calkins for as pretty a
bouquet of dahlias as we have ever
seen. Mrs Calkins takes great pride
la the care of her flowers and usually
has her yard looking like a green
house from early spring till latest fall.
"The Denver Express" which comes
to the opera house tomorrow Friday
night is a guaranteed attraction and
all patrons who are not satisfied with
the entertainment after attending,
may get their money back by calling
on Thos. Braken at the Box office.
Mayor Bricker took gang of five
men to Gowan today to give his prop
.erty a general overhauling. There
we're carpenters, paper hangers and
printers and his newly acquired prop
crty will put on city airs when the
gang gets through with the trans
formation
rhe Lady Foresters had a good time
at their meeting last night. A fine
program was rendered and guessing
contest on the number of beans there
was in can. Mrs. Wilson Orser
guessed 800 and was nearest to the
number, SOB Refreshments were
served
News will leak out Some people
do not believe in prophecies but if
judged from events that have occur
red during the past week, we think
that the old saying, "news will leak