Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-15
her parents in this city.

Rapids, returned home today after q
short visit at ) S. Smiths.
Mrs. Clinton Shearer returned to
Port Huron today, after residence
of several months in Bedding.
Frank Jersey of Reed City returned
home today after short visit with
his mother and other relatives
Mrs. K. Watson returned to her
home in Mancelona today, she has
been a guest of Mrs. HI. l. Page.
Harry Gould, who has been a guest
at L. G. Millard's for a few days, re-
turned to his home in Chicago today.
Miss Bernice Hill returned to her
home in Greenyille today after spend
ing Sunday with her friend Minnie
Larsen.
James Shay of Chicago returned to
his home today after weeks visit
with Mrs. Maggie Gore and other
relatives
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the Baptist church last night under
the evangelistic sermon of Rev. III.
N. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mclean of
Boyne City who have been guests at
Ed. Jerseys for several days left to-
dav to visit in Ionia.
There we're l40 members in Rev
Spears Sunday School class yester-
day and the true blues seem to be de-
cidedly in the lend
Ralph Upper and mother, of Spring
ArbOr left today for Stanton after
short visit at the home of Joseph
Upper in this city.
Rufus Morse left today for Grand
Rapids where he will enter the law
Office of Geo. A. Far. Mr.. Morse is a
recent graduate of the State Univer-
sity.
Capt. F. w. Morrison and wife of
Grand Rapids, returned to their home
having spent few days at the home
Mrs. Belle Mann of this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hill who reside near
here.
Mrs. Benz. Fuller of Howard City
returned TO her home today after
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Alex Balm. Mrs. A. Wright accom-
panied her and will spend a few days
at Howard City.
Chas. III Harding has purchased
through the Adam Wagner agency,
one of H. j. Leonard's tenent houses
on the North side. Mr. Wagner says
he can sell person a home and fur
nish the money for him to purchase it
with.
According to Irl r Hicks, October
will bring many sudden changes in
temperature, with heavy wind storms.
These wind storms are due the. 14th,
18th and 10th, also from the 18th to
23rd. The two last days of the month
will usher in regular Novem Der
storm.
1t is seldom that one sees a full
blown rose in the garden in the month
of October, but residents of the North
side saw one this morning in the yard
of John Pullman. 1t was the last rose
of summer in dead earnest and stands
alone on rose. tree in the yard that
has been so beautiful this summer.
We are in receipt of the following
concerning former Beldihg boy, but
now residing in indianapolis: "Wm.
A. Smith, of SAP North Illinois street,
will be married October % to Miss
Ella A. Lewis, of 6O3 Rockdale ave.,
Cincinnati. The wedding will take
place at Christ church, Avondale."
The Ionia county poor commission
has presented its case, in regard to
the care OF Earl Johnson, the Bedding
boy shot at Lowell, before the Kent
county authorities, and while they do
not yet formally admit responsibility,
they are staggered out of their form
er attitude of assurance, and promise
to refer the matter to county at
torney.-Ionia Standard
According to the Bedding Banner
w. L. Hall has the big potato story
up-to-date. Three men and two boys
threw out 45l bushels, picked them
up, and stored them in the cellar.
Then Mr.. Hall was obliged to prevent
them from working themselves to
death to make it 500 bushels This il
certainly the record-but possibly the
whistle don't blow at quitting time
Ionia Sentinel.
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