Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-10
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with trlends at Saranac
Mrs. Ed. Trail is spending the weel
with her husband in Iona.
Good night, now take Honey Pill
II surely will, it surely viii.
Mrs. f. II Curtis, of Disco, was the
guest of Ionia friends, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Howe went o Ionia Mon
day for short visit with friends
Mrs. M, L. Pearson left Monday fol
short visit with her son at Sidney.
Miss Iva Castle of Crystal arrived
in this city Monday for short visit
Abe Friedman has been in Detroit
this week buying goods for the spring
trade.
Mr. John Lindocker, of Saginaw,
was guest of friends in this city on
Monday.
Fred Gildermeister left Saturday
for Grand Rapids to resume work in
the factory.
Mrs K. w. Swift went TO Grand
Ledge Friday to visit her parents for
few days.
Mrs. Fl. L. Page went to Cedar
Springs for few days visit with her
parents,J Z. Watson and wife.
Mrs. ]. c. Lewis of Crystal arrived
in this city on Monday for a few days
visit at the home of A. d. Sumner.
Mrs. William Wellman, of Collins,
was guest of Miss Cora Wellman,
of the Richardson Silk mill, Monday.
Clare Stocking, OF Spain, South
Dakota, is the guest of friends and
relatives in this city and vicinity this
week.
Miss Gladys Bond, of Coral, was the
guest of Bedding friends over Sunday
and returned to her home Monday
afternoon.
A. Dake of Muskegon, a step broth
er of Robert Swift ia guest of his for
a few days,and may decide to remain
in this city.
Mrs. Hannah King returned to her
home at Greenville Monday after a
ten-days' visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. S f. Avery and two
children, of Lowell, were guests at
the home Of B. c. Curtis and family
over Sunday.
Miss Leila Warne, of Sheridan, was
a guest of her friend, Miss Yahne, of
this city, over Sunday. She returned
home Monday.
John Noonan leaves this week for
Marshall where he expects to reside
in the future He shipped his house
hold goods Monday.
L. J. Crankshaw left Monday for
Caro-, Tuscola county, after having
spent few days with relatives and
friends in this city.
D. G.. Sheldon is transacting BUSH
ness in Ionia this week. He is one
of the attorneys for the defence in
the Gore damage suit.
Mrs. Harold Gardner, of Grand
Rapids arrived in this city on Monday
for short visit at the home of her
friend Mrs. Eva Devine.
Miss Iva Wysel returned to her
home at Greenville Monday after a
weeks visit at the home of her uncle
Ben Perien, of this city.
Miss Letha Davis, of st. Johns,
was the guest of her sister, Minnie
Davis, of this city over Sunday and
returned to her home on Monday.
Miss Verna Merriam. of Big Rapid:
compositor in the office of the Big
Rapids Bulletin, spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs +. d. Strauss, of thi:
city and was pleasant caller at this
Office on Monday.
Miss Luella TAFT an employe in the
silk mill left for her home at Eas,
Tawas, Monday, where she expects
to remain for few weeks and give
special attention to her eyes which
have been bothering her considerably
of late.
A large delegation of Bedding
people have had occasion 10 visit
Ionia this week in connection with
the case of Mrs. Maggie Gore VS.
Alfred, Jonas and Edward Trail
Considerable interest is manifested
In the case as all parties interested
In the case have large number OF
friends in this city and vicinity.
Com. Geo. w. Gotta and Recort
Keeper Chas Harroun of Ivanhoe tent
No. "a, Knights of the Modern Macca
bees last night delivered to Mrs. /
Ohlinger New York draft for Sl00t
in settlement of her claim against
that order as beneficiary of the late
DR.. Ohlinger. This is but one more
of the usual prompt payments which
the Maccabees make.
J Z. Taylor of Eureka was in this