Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-09-10
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.

DIR. Spinney.will be Hotel Bedding
on Sept. 18th.
Ralph Lloyd returned to Crouders.
port, Pa. today.
At Elder Crandell's Monday an sib
girl is reported.
Ruby Babcock has returned from an
extended visit in Alpena.
Miss Maude Clarke was home from
Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mrs. j. III. Younger is spending the
day with friends in Smyrna.
Viola Mills returned today from a
short visit with friends in Ionia.
Mart Hayes returned this morning
from a short trip to Grand Rapids.
Vera Leonard returned this morn
ing for visit with Stanton friends.
VIM. Mcintosh of Montezuma, Ind.
is guest of his nephew, Grandy Bar
low.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts of Cincin.
natti, Ohio, is guest at [. I. Bar
ker's.
Mrs. f. w. Donaldson and daughter
returned today from visit at Maple
Rapids.
Mrs. ID. r. Ferguson of Coral arriy-
ed this noon for short visit with Mrs.
Geo. Green.
Kate Solomon and Fannie Gaudre
returned today from short visit in
Grand Rapids.
Gus. Collins of St. Louis, Missouri,
is visiting his mother who resides
north of the CITY.
Miss Mabel Mcdonald left this
morning for a several weeks visit in
Sault Ste. Marie.
Miss Carrie Ranney returned to
Greenville this morning after a few
days visit in this city.
Miss Jessie Presley left this morn
ing for aweeks' visit in the southern
part of the state.
Percy Lloyd left today for his home
in Philadelphia, Pa, after a pleasant
visit with his parents.
Andrew Qullan returned to his
home in Moseley last night, accom-
an;ad HI, HE danmbtar
Miss Florence Corey of Little Rock,
Ark, is the guest of Mrs. Homer
Ecker in this city today.
G. H. Ortt and wife returned to
Grand Rapids last evening after a
few days visit in Bedding.
Bernice Link of Greenville who has
been spending few days with Minnie
Larsen, returned home today.
Mrs. Arthur Gott of Grand Ledge
was guest of Mrs. M. Scanlon last
night. She left for Crystal Lake this
morning.
ID. Newkirk, wife and children re-
turned to Grand Rapids last evening
after having enjoyed weeks visit at
the home of Duran Johnson.
Our neighboring city Grcenville, is
after furniture factory said to give
employment to 200 hands, which is a
moye in the right direction.
Ed. Sisco and wife went to Detroit
Sunday, they we're accompanied by
their little neice Eva Wiler who has
been enjoying her vacation in Belding.
Mary A. Wright and son Floyd of
Lowell are in the city today to attend
tue funeral of Fred Wright whose re-
maing arrived on the l1:04 train from
Ionia.
The G.. A. II. Post hall property
is having a new cement walk, the
members of Dan S. Root Post propose
to keep in line with public improve
ments.
z. w. Goodiug has completed tax
ing the school census of the city and
finds there are 729 children of school
age inside the city limits. This is an
increase OF 55 over the last census.
Adam Wagner has made sale of the
w. III. Russell house TO Marenus Boss,
the property was placed in Mr.. Wag-
ner's Agency some time ago and was
offered at low figure. Mr.. Boss got
it at a bargain.
Rev. +. ID. Omans left today for
Chicago after a visit at o. Wheeler's,
N. Hills and other places. He was a
resident of these parts about 30 years
ago, and was much surprised at the
remarkable growth of our city.
w. A. Whitney has received a
check from for Sl3 from the Contin-
entail Casualty Co, through A. r.
Morgan, Agent, as indemnity for his
recent sickness. 1t is good thing
to be insured against sickness or ac-