Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22

Hamp Rich, of Ionia, reached here
this morning nicely equipped for ;
short fishing expedition in some o
the near by lakes.
Miss Ella williams returned to he
home in Saginaw this morning aftel
a short visit with her friend Mrs
Weeks of this city.
Maybell Booch, of Duluth, MINI.
arrived in this city today for shor'
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A
NJ. Eaves of this city.
w. E. Smith and wife left thi,
morning for Mt. Pleasant where they
will spend couple OF weeks will
friends at that place.
Oscar Ruthruff returned to hi,
home at Millbrook today after {
short visit with his sister, Mrs Ida
Armitage of this city.
w. p. Hetherington and wife have
returned from Indianapolis and Chi
cago. Mrs. Hetherington has beer
away for several weeks
A Western melodrama which has
attracted much attention is "a Mon
tana Outlaw" which will be seen al
the the Opera House, Monday Oct. 26
Mrs. G Turner and E. L. Slower
and wife returned to their home il
Chicago today after visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c,
Chase.
Doric Chapter o. +. S. will hold {
special meeting Tuesday, October 2
for work in the degree and other
business. All members requested t.
be present.
Miss Ackley who has taken Miss
Hoppough's classes in music will de-
vote the same time to Bedding pupil,
that Miss Hoppough did Thursday
and Friday.
Miss j. z. Walser returned toda,
from a short visit with friends il
Grand Rapids. She expects to leave
in a short time for visit with friend
in Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev. II N. Spear left this morning
for Battle Creek where he goes t
attend the annual meeting of tn,
Baptist state convention which con
venes there this week
Chas. Brown has traded Mrs. M Z
Reynolds farm to Mr.. Teeples for
residence in this city. He also re
ports the sale of a house and lot Of
Belongs End addition yesterday.
Mrs, George Warren returned t
her home at Butternut this morning
after a short visit at the bedside o
her mother, Mrs. Morgan, who ha
been quite sick at her home in thi
city.
Miss Georgia Rolofson was tn
guest of Bedding friends yesterda
and last evening on her return fror
the northern part of the state to he
home in Brighton. She left today a
l1:04.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam ar
entertaining Mrs. Putnam's fathe
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Gilnack of Tallapoosa, Ga. The
arrived TODAY having made visit i
Connecticut.
| Messrs. Weber and Miller hay
lopened a Second Hand store on tn
North side in the Pullman marke
building and have already begun d,
ing business They buy and sell secon
hand stoves, furniture, &c and wi
do repair work.
| J. N. Peterson and wife. of Mani
tee spent Sunday with Wheeler Por
and family of Grattan. Mr.. Pete
son returned to his home yesterda
but Mrs. Peterson remained ar
spent the day at the home of H.
Page Of this city. Mrs. peterso
went to Greenville this morning for
short visit with friends in that cit
A gang of men under the supe
vision of Harry Younger are rushiI
the new warehouse now being bui
by the Belding-Hall Co. as fast
possible and when it Is completed
will be one of the largest warehous
in this part of the state. VIII,
completed it will be 300 feet long
AZ feet in width. and built in t
| most substantial manner. 1t
4 hoped it will be ready for the stora
: of the winters output of refrigt
s ators.
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