Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-17

on business trip.
Robert Letson and wife were guest:
of friends in Greenville on Saturday
last.
Fred Cohen of Ionia is guest at
the home of Fred Clanchcy for few
days.
Miss Ella Galloway went to Green
vile Monday TO visit with frie nds for
few days.
M. +. Rawson left Monday for De-
troit where he expects to remain for
the present.
Sheriff Fales and wife, of Ionia,
we're in the city Tuesday calling on
their friends here.
f. r. Campbell, of Trufant, visited
relatives in this city last Tuesday.
friends and relatives.
Miss Edna Sanborn returned Tuus-
day from a months visit with friends
and relatives in Muir.
Mrs. f.. Seibert, of Greenville, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Claude
Elkertcn, over Sunday.
Mr.. Roy Clark left this place Mon
day on his way south, after short
visit at the home of DR. Ferguson.
Walter Kale, }. II Luce and f.
Foss went TO Ionia Monday to set on
the jury in the Ionia circuit court.
Miss Edith Gilmore is the CUES. of
her parents at Howard City for few
days having gone there on Tuesday.
Mrs. Max Walser left here Tuesday
morning for a weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs Mulrich of Grand
Rapids.
Carroll ) Brown and wife who have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Byron +.
Brown returned home to Charlotte
Monday.
Alex B in and wife went to Howard
City on Tuesday where they were
called 10 attend the funeral of Mrs
Bain's father.
Mrs. John j. Staley of Manistee has
been in the city for the past ten days
with her daughter Mrs. DR.. Sheldon
who has been i'll.
jay Fuller and wife, of Barryton,
arrived here Tuesday 70 spend few
DAYS at'the home of William Fuller
who resides near this city.
Mrs Grace FulassF who has been
guest at the home of Mrs. ]. f., Stew
ems for few days past returned TO
her home at Lansing Monday.
a. L. Bacon, for the past nine years
publisher of the Sheridan Advertiser,
has sold that paper TO f. f. Stoddard
who will take immediate possession.
The funny Musical sketch, ga Run
ON the Bank" will be on the boards
at the Belding Opera house next
Thursday night. Don't forget the
date.
A. Thurman, of Howard City,
formerly of Bedding, has purchased
the stock of boots and shoes of Mr..
Jensen in Greenville and will move
there soon.
J. Milton Earle, of Piqua, Ohio, left
Tuesday for home after few days
visit with old friends here. He visit
ed his father, j. NJ. Earle, in Smyrna
over Sunnay.
The City and Richardson Y. w. c.
T. L. will hold meeting Saturday
evening, March 10 at the home of
Mrs +. a. Palmer. Important, men,
bers all come.
Mrs. Hutchings who has been here
for some time past at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Keeney,
returned to her home at Grand
Rapids, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. NJ. f. Boardman left here to-
day for Nashville, Michigan, where
she goes to attend the meeting of the
State Holiness Society, and then re-
turn to her home at Honov9r.
H. p. Olsen returned Saturday from
a short visit with his daughter, Mrs
l. c. Madison at Sidney. Mr.. Olsen
left Tuesday for Oklahoma where he
expects to reside in the future.
Harry Haywood who formerly oc-
cupied the blacksmith shop near c.
Mclaughlin, and later removed TO
salem in Washtenaw county, has re-
turned TO this city and will open a
blacksmith shop in II. Shindorf's
building on Main street.
Look out for swindlers who claim
70 be agents taking subscriptions for
the Ladies Home Journal and other
publications. they recently operated
i'm ST. Johns, Owosso and Corruna and
took away lot of money for which
no returns will be made.
Tragedy Averted.
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