Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-09
Miss Della Towne was an Ionia visi.

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Ionia yesterday.
Miss Susie Harrington is visiting In
Smyrna this week,
w. L. Orser was in Grand Rapids on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Hammond was a Grand
Rapids visitor Tuesday.
ID. c. Sheldon went to Grand Rap
ids Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Watkins went to
Reed City Tuesday for short visit.
Mrs. j. G. Wilbur left today for a
short visit with friends in Grand
Rapids.
Mrs III. G. Tallman went TO Green
Vile Tuesday for weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. r. o. Smith of Edmore was a
guest of Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes of this
city Tuesday.
Miss Libbie Annable of Ionia is a
guest at the home OF Frank Hudson's
for few days.
Miss Mae Luther and mother of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs.
M. A. Reed this week.
Mrs. Chas. Brown went to Rockford
Wednesday for short visit at the
home of her son Arthur.
Mrs. A. r.. Parmiter went to Or
leans Tuesday for few days visit
with friends at that place.
Fred Willard went to Flint Wednes-
day to accept position in the Iro-
euois Cigar factory there.
Mrs. Jocob Kuhn returned Tuesday
from Ohio, where she went to attend
the funeral of her brother.
The Lake Odessa Times is a year
old and the Mcmillan Bros. are max
in better paper every week.
heldOn. OUTING. That means CT
CARS, Tobacco, Pipes, Fruit, Soft
Drinks, Chocolates, and Bon Bons.
Largest assortment, popular prices.
Mrs. H. Andrews and Mrs. M. A.
Cooley went to Moseley Tuesday for
few days visit with Mrs. Geo. Davis
of that place.
Rev. J. E. Butler was called to Fen
wick Wednesday to preach the funer-
al sermon of the late John Chapman,
an old pioneer of that place.
Chas. Brown reports the sale of the
Mary A. Jersey residence on Putney's
addition to William Richard, who at
once took possession of the same.
Sheldon. Smokers, at Sheldon's you
can get what you want, largest stock
and best assortment of Pipes, Cigars.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco in the
state.
Nine new members we're initiated
into the mysteries of Silk City Herd
American Buffaloes last night. A fine
banquet was served and royal time
enjoyed by all
M. G. Green and Mrs. NJ A. Chap
man were called to Lowell Tuesday,
by the serious illness of their father,
Amos Green. They found him very
low and there is but little hopes of
his recovery.
George Gotta left Tuesday for Bat
tie Creek where he goes as a dele
gate to the state convention of the
X. o. Il. M. M. The papers speak of
this meeting as one of the largest ev-
er held in the state.
The old cemetery under supervision
of the Belding Cemetery Association,
is looking fine, the grounds have been
slicked up wonderfully, more than
seventy helpers were on hand. at the
call of the committe for work at the
last meeting.
5000 trout were consigned to this
place Monday by the Michigan Fish
Commission to be planted in Dixon
Creek. This is move in the right
direction and assures us that the fes-
years to tempt the skill of localfollow-
ers of the deceased Isaac Walton.
Miss Florence Wagner has oeen in
Grand Rapids this week where she
took part in the Colwell Harris pupils
recital in the Congregational church.
In its report of the recital the Grand
Rapids Herald says, "Miss Wagner
of Relding who has beautiful voice
of admirable volume and sweetness,
sang "Your lips have said you love
me-" by Hawley.
1t is reported to the Observer that
many pieces of land which had been
planted to corn in this section are be.
ing plowed up and corn replanted.
The corn which had made its appear
ance is being attacked by cut-worms
which are being found in large guam.
titles, especially where the crop has
been put in upon sod which had been
t,ruad under Uerv itttla IF lac.