Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-01-14
From Saturdays Banner.

From Saturdays Banner.
2. Howe and wife of McBrides are
in the city today on short business
trip.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler of Orleans is a
guest at the home of Albert Cusser
TODAY
Miss Maude Sanborn of Lakeyiew is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Upper.
Mrs. j. II Beerman was called to
Greenville today to see her mother
who Is very sick.
Surveyor F. A. Palmei. during the
year 1903, has surv yed 6S miles of
drain in the county.
Miss. Gertrude Slayton of Grattan
went TO Greenville this morning TO
visit friends few days
William Clarke and Mrs. Mary
Rearick returned today from short
bus ness trip to ST. Louis.
Mrs. Anthony Shindorf, who is Wis
iting friends in Greenville was home
for few hours this morning.
Miss Emily Theiler returned to her
home at Big Rapids today after Wis
it at the home of Adam Wagner.
Mrs. Captain Potnam of the Saliva
tion Army left this morning for a
short visit with friends in Detroit.
Miss Hazel Haviland returned to
her home in Greenvii1e today after a
visit at the home Of NJ. Y Gephart
and family.
Mrs. Fred Farmer and children Of
Vestaburg came to this city this
morning to join Mr.. Farmer who has
a position in the refrigerator factory.
They will reside here in the future.
Mrs. j. Fl. Henderson returned
today from Hemlock, Mich, where she
has been for month past. During
her absence her mother died and was
buried at that place after a long i'll
ness.
We are pleased to note that DIR. l.
Ohlinger is again able to be out. Since
his return from Ann Arbor where he
went for treatment, he has been
steadily improving and has resumed
practice.
Miss Jessie Frost left this morning
for Marlboro where she goes to re-
sumo her duties as school teacher,
after having enjoyed holiday vaca-
ton with the Misses Frona aud May
Rittenhouse.
Ollie G. Butler has received check
from the Continental casualty com
pany for $3.50 for payment for
time lost by being kicked by a horse.
John Day also receives sl2 70 for a
sprained ankle.
Len Tower left this morning for Big
Ra pids where he goes to take course
In the celebrated Ferris Institute. A
large number of our young people are
taking advantage of the opportuni-
ties offered at that school this year.
Louis Stearns and wife of Howard
City spent last night at the home of
his father. They we're returning from
Grand Rapids where they had been to
see their cousin, Ralph Gay. who was
badly injured in the Pere Marquette
few weeks ago.
F M and E II. Russell of Luther
returned to their homes this morning
AZ er attending the funeral Of Mrs
Alfred Russo of Smyrna. who died
at Butterworth hospital recently as
result of surgical operation The
funeral at Smyrna yesterday was
largely attended
Messrs Will and Joseph Shopeck
and Otto Kucera of Chicago, who
have been guests at the home of John
Waeha near this city for some time
past, left today for their home in
that city. They had with them
very fine German accordion and gave
some of our citizens an opportunity
to listen to the sweet notes of that
instrument when played by profess
sional.
Silk City lodge Independent order
of Oddfellows held installation cere-
monies Wednesday evening and Dis
trict Deputy E. w. Jersy officiated.
This excellent list will have charge
of Affairs In the lodge the coming
year: Noble Grand, w. n. Price;