Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-01-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Continued from page 81
From Wednesdays Banner

0dV WITH III NO.
Monroe Coates of St. Johns Is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Foss,
Ellis Ranney went to Lansing this
morning on short business trip.
DR.. j. Ferguson went to lonia
today to meet with the board OF pen
sion examiners,
Ansel Crane who has been visiting
his daue liter, Mrs. Jas, Cramer has re-
turned to Lyons.
Miss Vida Eckert returned TINS
morning from a short visit with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Mable Barnum returned THIS
morning from an extended visit at
her old home in Toronto.
S. S Smith aud family left Thu
morning for two days visit with
relatives in Grand Rapids.
Fred Mast returned TO his work at
Grand Rapids this morning after en-
Toying a holiday vacation in this CITY,
Il
Mrs Williams of Ionia, arrived In
his cityday TO be the guest OF n. =.
Do lglas near Smyrna for a short
time.
Mis-. Bertha Lee of Ednore arrived
IN his city today o enter the employ
Of Bedding Bros. & Co silk manufac-
turers.
CLAW Weaver returned to his work
as fireman on the Pere Marquette
this m rning after a short vacation
in this city
Clayton Chapman arrived home
oday from Luther, where he has D en-
en- ployed the past few months. he
will enter the employ of John Dono-
van.
Owing to the absence from the city
Iof Chancellor Commander VIM. A
Wilder there will be no meeting OF
Fortuna Lodge, X. of p. next Tues
day evening.
Regular meeting Doric Chapter
ID. E. S, Tuesday evening Jan L
,eginning promptly at 1870 O'Clock
TO give all an opportunity who desire
to attend the entertainment.
The annual meeting of the ladies
social circle will be held next Wednes
day afternoon Jan. Ii at 2:3O o'clocb
with Mrs. H. A. Lamb, a large at
tendance of the members is desired
81 w. L. Reeves has Tgrmneu'-non
- from Cannonsburg where he was ca
ed two weeks ago by The illness OF h
father LAFAYETTE L. Reeves, who di'
u Jan. LIST. The deceased was 10 syea
old.
Rev. ]. B. Gr;swo'd and wife r
turned to their home at Sunhe
today after a short visit with Bel
ing friends and attending the dedtc
tory services of the Free Method
III church.
II The K. P's give another of tho
pleasant parties tomorrow evening
i Castle hall, cards and dancing will
- the order for the evening and tho
\ who have attended know there 10
good time coming.
Rev. w. r. Hogue, who has be-
conducting the dedicatory services
the Free Methodist church, left "
terday morning for Spring Arb
b where he.will deliver an address
} fore the seminary located at tn
place.
E. Foss and family are living
, pickere these days. Mr.. Foss we
out to Long Lake on New Years d
u and decoyed nine FOUNDER into
- fishiug hole through the Ice and lar
- ed him Art Foss got one weigh
8 five pounds the day before.
q One OF the most attractive sh'
81 windows seen in this city for sol
g time past Is the ous now shown
8 Wilson & Co. of the City Shoe Sto
= 1t is picture of the immense facto
g building wlich manufactures I
8 Queen Quality shoes and in the eve
Is ing shows the entire building illum
g attd by electric lights 1t Is C,
8 tainly very attractive adverti
ment.
- Adolphus Ellis of Ionia was in |
city this morning while enroute
u stanton TO transact legal busine
Mr.. Ellis took occasion to pay c
, 9 city a high compliment and said
~ considered this one of the create
,s cities in point of growth in the u.
3 aside from some western cities.
3 speaking of Ionia he said they had
: cured furniture factory, that wo'
g soon employ 30 men.
Music Teaching
8 Miss Marie Emerson Ackley, tea'