Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-23
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L. X. Spencer made business tril
to Cadillac this week.
Mrs. David Gore returned iron
Portland and Ionia Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Dake of Cadillac is
guest of her brother, j. w. Swift.
"Rose Royale" and "Golf Queen,
latest perfume at Wortley Frenchs.
Mrs. Sophia Luther and Miss May
Luther are guests at M. A. Reed
this week.
Geo. w. Ellis of Philadelphia ha,
been here and in Greenville for the
past week.
Lard going fast at 10 cts, per pound
at Fish's. Our stock wont last long
at this price.
Mrs AL. Tuinstra and children left
Monday for visit with her parents in
Maintowock, Wis.
Henry Driese and wife of Grand
Rapids were guests of his mother,
Mrs. NJ. Driese this week.
The Baptist Sunday School will
held their annual picnic at Baldwin
Lake, Wednesday, Aug. II.
This is the time OF the year for
hammocks You will find some good
ones at Wortley 4 Frenchs
Chas. +. Locke was in the city Mon
day, he is associated with John Mich
OILS in the law business in Ionia.
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson and daughter,
Jessie, and Miss Mary Yost are at
Long Lake for two weeks outing.
Harry Lamb and family, John
Lamb and son of Ypsilanti and Mrs.
Emma Drew of Richland are at Whit
Fish Lake for three weeks outing
+. K. Fales and wife came up from
Ionia Tuesday and left from here for
Emporia, Kansas to visit relatives.
They expect to be absent about ten
days or two weeks.
Willie Peck has joined his sisters,
Gertie and Bertha Peck at Whitefsh
Lake for few weeks outing. They
will all probably remain until after
the Peck and Pierson reunion in
August.
Abe Friedman returned from Man
istee, Tuesday where he and his wife
were called last week by the serious
illness of her father. Mrs. Friedman
remained to assist in caring for him
as he is still very sick man, having
suffered two paralytic strokes.
Fremont Aging caught genuine
bug Tuesday, by the bridge
and bottled him up. 1t was an exact
picture of the species said to be that
kind of a warmth" 1t was repul-
sive looking and no one would care to
enter into an osculatory act with it.
The B. Y. p. u. Missionary meeting
On Sunday evening, July 20, will be
held on the lawn of the Baptist church
Topic, London Missionary Society"
This will be an interesting meeting
with special music, and cordial in
is extended to all, especially
the young people.
The party of Epworth League dele
gates who were in Detroit last week
attending the big convention return
ed Monday, they were Rev. A. O. Car
man and wife, Ruth Belding and Mrs.
There were $4,000 Ep-
worth Leaguers in the city during the
week and 1t was an inspiring occasion.
The social given by the Maccabee
ladies' of the north side last Friday
night at the residence of G.. De jeans
was successful affair, although rain
Interfered with the plans. There was
a large attendance and refreshments
Of ice cream, cake and bananas serv-
ed. S. A. Williams entertained the
with his music phone.
K. f Lessiter of Grattan was in the
city Tuesday on his way to Pontiac
and Detroit. He reports business
good in Grattan business circles and
that the steam road which the Pere
Co. are talking up will
surely be built and go through his
burg. Mr.. Lessiter will give another
Of his pleasant dancing parties at
Lessiter's hall, Friday evening, July
18th, with Fred Hardings orchestra
to furnish music.
Chas. M. Moore has been appointed
chashier of the Coopersyille bank, He
IS also interested in the Creamery and
other business enterprises there, and
seems to be decidedly on the upgrade
Of business prosperity. He is a most
deserving young man, and many Ionia
friends will be glad to hear of his
good fortune.-Ioma Sentinel. Mr..
Moore was In business here ten or
twelve years ago and is son-in-law
Of Mrs. Stevens. Himself and wife
have many friends in this city.
Eleven young ladies, chaperoned
by Mrs. Henry Gildemeister. are at
Baldwin Lake for a ten days' outing.