Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-28
Cooler today.
Nice showers those.


A. Traub transacted business In
Grand Rapids Monday.
Clare Weeks is visiting friends and
relatives In Ludington.
John Arnwine left Wednesday for a
short vacation at Petoskey.
Mrs. John Credit left yesterday for
a weeks visit at Boyne City.
Miss Amelia Shafer of Lansing is a
guest at the home of E. Z. Rummler.
Mrs. Florence Crawford returned
Tuesday from short visit at North
Plains.
Florence and Laura Casper, of Fow-
Ter, we're guests at j. p. Martins the
past week.
Mrs. Anna Slawson left Wednesday
for Ludington for short visit with a
at that place.
Van Wilder is carrying his arm In a
sling as result of a recent fall. He
Ids Uduly opi dluCu WiioSs
Mrs. L. Knapp who has been visit
ing in the city for few days return
ed to her home in Trufant Monday.
Misses Ida Buckler and Carrie Cur
tbs of Ionia were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Mel Curtis over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ida Unger and daughter Hazel
went to Charlotte Monday for a
visit with friends at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Weeks left We'd
nesday for visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Louis Sagendorf in Hackley,
Wisconsin.
Miss Marie Mcdonald, who has been
a guest at the home of Nick Brennan
for the past month, returned to her
home at Midland yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Beardslee returned to
her home at Coral Monday after a
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III. Lawrence of this city.
jeremiah Holcomb went to Blanch-
ard Monday to visit relatives for a
few weeks. Florence and Olive Hol-
comb accompanied him for a short
visit.
Miss Rose Hill of Battle Creek. a
matron in the Sanitarium at that
place arrived here Monday for short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
K. Doty.
Mrs H. w. Cook returned to her
home at Scranton, Pa, Tuesday, af-
ter six weeks visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Alt
enburg of this city.
Victor Armour and wife, Robert
PEBBLES and wife and Alvah Ellis and
wife left Monday for two weeks
outing at Pine Island Lake, and ex-
pect to enjoy fine time.
George Putnam, machinist at the
Richardson silk mill, left Tuesday for
an extended visit with his parents at
Rockville, Conn. He will also visit at
Hartford, Conn, and in Springfield,
Massachusetts before his return.
Frank and Eugene Hudson are en-
joying visit from their father, Ho-
mer Hudson, of Grand Rapids. He is
II years old and founded the little
burg of Hudsonyille south of Grand
Rapids, the village having been
named in his honor when the Chicago
and West Michigan railroad crossed
his farm at that place.
The old peoples meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
promises to be we'll attended and full
of interest. The pastor requests that
he be notified of any who are unable
to walk to church and a carriage will
be sent for them. The young are us
ing this opportunity to show theil
respect and reverence for the aged.
The carnival has come and gone
While good order was maintained
and the management and entertain
ments were good, very large major
ity of the citizens we're opposed t,
the carnival coming, and hope W,
will never have another. Had the
citizens been given a hearing befor,
permission to come was granted o,
the council, there is no doubt that al
overwhelming majority would hay
been against list. Johns Republican
The August Woman's Home Com
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body. "The Wonders of Moder
Bridge-Buildipg" is popular articl
that reads like fiction "House- Boat
ing on Lake st. Clair" is a vacatio
feature. In (which is the Beautifr
Sex?" Henry t. Finck advances tn
theory that men are more beautifr
than women. Published by TIL
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