Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-03-26
Short Items of Interest Re-
laffns to the Town and Its
People. old IN a Single
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James Mosher was the guest o
friends in Stanton Sunday.
John A. Riker and wife spent Sun
day with her parents at Gowen.
w M. Campbell of Manceloua wa
the guest of friends here Sunday.
Erastus Hull of Saranac is tn,
guest of his daughter Mrs. A Sparks
Mrs G E Cottrell and children left
Saturday for visit with friends in
Lakcview.
Geo. Ketcher of Ithaca spent Sun.
day with Geo. b. Fish and other
friends.
Miss Mabel Stoke of Greenyille
was the guest of Miss Sadie DeArm-
ond Sunday.
Verne Pope, wife and baby were
guests of Mrs. Waldo Francisco of
Lowell, Sunday.
Misses Ethel Simons and Jessie
Rowley of Greenville spent Sunday
with Beldipg friends.
Roy and Willie Whitsell were call
ed to Lakeview Monday to attend the
funeral of their cousin.
Mrs. G. p. Kimberly left Wednes-
day for few days visit with friends
and relatives at Muskegon.
w. B. Owen and wife returned from
Trufant Monday they have been visit
ing friends and relatives there.
Mrs. A. Ferick left Monday for
Evart to visit couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j Hotchkiss.
Miss Maud Weiner of Detroit will
assist Mrs II. d. MINER during the
coming season in the millinery bust
ness.
Jay Olmstead who has been visiting
the past few days among friends and
relatives returned to work Monday at
Clarksyille.
ii. S Gardner wife and son who has
been visiting here the past few mon
tbs returned to their home at Grand
Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs f.. J Menkee returned to her
home at Chicago Monday, she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Menkee the past week.
John Baxter, who has been doing
some wiring in the factories the past
few weeks, returned to his home at
Grand Rapids Saturday
The Ladies'Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs. Ellis Ramsey
April 2, at 2:30 O'Clock, ans Ser to roll
call with tree quotations
Frank and Harry Haysmer were at
Grand Rapids Monday purchasing
furniture with which to start up
barber shop on the north side in the
near future.
Members of the Bedding Cemetery
association will please remember our
next meeting is Tuesday evening,
March 81, at the home of Mrs. John
Pullman of north Bridge st.
Peter Martin, wife and son are ex-
Dected here this week from Cullman,
he left here about four
years ago, but has sold out his inter
ests in the south and will make this
1is home again.
A. ID. Gibson, son of VIM. Gibson
who went west II years ago, is in the
mines near Lemhi, Idaho. A COPY of
The Lemhi Herald recently received
from him, gives glowing accounts of
the richness of the mines in that vi
Unity.
Mesdames Washburn and Hether-
ngton entertained party of ladies
1t a three table finch party last We'd
lesday evening. Mrs. Edward Lamb
first prize, at the close of the |
yame refreshments were served and |
pleasant social hour enjoyed
The regular monthly business meet
ng of the Ladies AID Society of the
VI. E. church will hold its session at
he home of Mrs. Wilbur Locke We'd |
iesday afternoon April l. A ten cent
ga will be served from to ! O'Clock
by Mrs. McCue's division. All come. |
Ralph Luce and Miss Laura Utter
we're married Wednesday at the home |
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luce Rev. A. O.
Jarman officiated, two sisters of the
bride beside the family being present.
The bride is an excellent young LADY
from Alma, They will visit relatives
n Lowell and Grand Rapids this week. |
s. s Smith is converting the barn
On the property he recently bought
If A Spencer into dwelling house
ne is moving IL to more Convenient
location on the lot and is also
putting an addition on the rear.
when the carpenters, Henry Aldrich
md Geo. Gleason have it completed
t will make coy house.