Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-24
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SO pound boy tuesday.
Good night, nov take House Pill,
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A. Fuhrmen of Howard City was /,
Belding Monday on business.
Sheriff Elmer T.. Fales of Ionia wa
IN the city Monday on business.
Miss Florence Barclay of this cit
transacted business in Greenville OF
Monday
Miss Valence returned to this cit,
Monday from a short visit with friend
at Trufant
The Mis- es Phoebe VanHorn ant
Mayme Sells we're guests of friend
in Orleans over Sunday.
E. A. Fuller and wife, OF Greenville
are guests at the home of NJ. A. Chap
man and wife this week.
Q. a. Carol, of Greenville, was a
guest of friends in this city over Sun.
day, returning home on Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Russell, of Millbrook,
returned home Monday after weeks
visit at the home of Chas. Smith.
Mrs. Hattie Berry returned to her
home at Jackson Tuesday after a
short visit with friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Delhart Hoffman, of
Greenyille, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ortt, over Sum
day.
T.. f. Ramsey of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, was a guest of his friend f. F.
Dunlap who resides near this city over
Sunday.
Mrs Fred Ostrum, of Ionia, return
ed to her home in that city on Mon
day after short visit at the home of
Ed. Wilson
The Ladies Literary Exchange club
will meet at Mrs Il. w. Gooding's,
Mar. 3lst at 2:3O O'Clock Quotations
from Lowell,
Mrs. Jennie Chapman, of Ionia,
returned to that city Monday after
a short visit at the home OF her son
Shelly Chapman.
Miss Margaret Dalgleich, of Perrin
ton, was a guest of her sister, Miss
Wretha Dalgleich, over Sunday and
LETT for her home Monday.
Miss Mable Lester of Lansing, a
former employee of the Richardson
silk mill returned to her work in that
establishment on Monday.
Miss Ruth Smith; who started to
teach the third ward school and was
taken sick while spending the holi.
days at home in New York state, has
returned TO resume her work.
Miss Anna Jahnke returned to her
home at Greenville Tuesday after a
short visit with her friend, Miss Kittie
Walker. Miss Walker accompanied
her home for portion of the day.
Princess Chapter of Greenville o.
L, 5. has accepted the invitation to
visit Doric Chapter at its next meet
ing April 18th and confer the degree
on several candidates. They expect
to come By special train.
Rev. f Butler attended the
Lansing District Association of
Congregational Ministers held in
Grand Ledge this week. Miss Grace
Anderson attended as a delegate
from the Young Peoples Society.
Our neighboring village of Portland
sustained severe loss by fire early
Tuesday morning in the burning of |
its furniture factory. Forty men are
thrown out OF employment, the loss Is
estimated at 1000 with only 5000 |
Insurance.
Mrs "A. NJ Moon, of Cadillac, who was |
a resident of Bedding in the days of |
long ago when the white inhabitants |
of this city were very easily counted, |
left for her home in that city on
Monday last after an extended visit |
with friends and relatives in this city |
and vicinity.
All 0dlo VI vi attain Was IN tue City \
Monday, h has purchased farm
near Six Lakes and will move there
this week. Mr.. Gals is a son of NJ. NJ. I
Gals and has been working his fathers /
farm in Grattan for several years, but
has decided to own one for himself.
Jud Smith of Otisco has leased the
one he vacated
George Tooley returned Tuesday
from Big Rapids where he has been
for some time past taking course
in shorthand. He has passed the
requisite examination and is now a
full fedged stenographer. He has
not yet decided just where he will
locate although he has number of
very good chances in view.
Olivet college Y NJ. G. A. sent out
iss irst band of young men to do re-
ligious work in the surrounding towns
last week. The men we're II. X. Ne
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