Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-24

friends In lonla this week.
Mrs, w A. Mcintyre left Friday f
New York and Ohio 10 visit.
Good night, now take Honey Pill.
: 1t surely will, it surely will.
Mrs. NJ. J. Conklin went to Stron
yesterday TO spend a few days.
Chas. Ashby visited at his old HON,
stead in Orleans the first of the weel
J. G. Wilbur left Tuesday for
business trip to Chicago and Milwal
kee.
Mrs. +. w. Howard and daughte
Mable were in Grand Rapids yester
day
Claude Elkerton left yesterday 70
few days visit with friends a Boyn,
City.
Mrs. Frank Klock and Mrs. Joe
barclay were in Grand Rapids Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Claude Elkerton left Wednes.
day for a short visit with friends at
Greenville.
Mrs. Minerva Bement. OF Grattan,
transacted business in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
The K of P's will give a dancing
party in their hall on Thursday even
ing, Mar, 81.
Ed Driese has moved from the S. S.
Smith house to his mothers house on
Liberty street.
The Social Circle announce an Eas-
ter supper at the church Saturday
evening April End.
Terrie Warren of Crane Rapids and
Mrs. Ed. Warren of lonia visited at
Bert Rowley's last week.
Miss Anna Lee returned to her
home at Carson City Wednesday
after short visit with friends here.
DR.. Andrew B. Spinney, proprietor
OF the Reed City Sanitarium will be
at Hotel Bedding, March 26, see ad.
Miss Edna Wheeler went to Chad
wick Tuesday to spend the balance of
the week with friends at that place.
I. A. Zimmerman and wife returned
to their home at Sheridan yesterday
after spending week with their son,
Dick.
Miss Iva Castle returned 10 her
home at Wyman, Wednesday after
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred
stebbins.
Mrs. Il. 4. Crawford and daughter,
laura have returned from LYONS
where they have been for the past
Tx weeks.
Mrs. Fred Clanchey was guest of
friends in Geeenville "Wednesday.
She accompanied her daughter Mrs.
emma Gals, home.
Mrs. Joseph Linsley returned to
Ter home at Caledonia Wednesday,
Ifter a weeks visit at the home Of
'lr. and Mrs. A. II. Caldwell.
John Adams, of Groton, South Da-
,ota arrived here Wednesday to at
end the funeral of his uncle, John |
Ashley. John is at present attending
ollege at Chicago
Rev, j, w. Sheehan was called to
'ew York state today by the sudden
leath of his father. Rev. A. p. Moors
# Greenville will occupy the pulpit |
morning and evening.
Miss Maud Miner of Fowlerville.
7ho has been the efficient trimmer at |
he store of Mrs. Miner for the past
wo seasons. returned to this city |
londay to resume her work at that
popular millinery store.
Miss Myra Kilborn who resides near
his city returned yesterday from an
xtended visit with relatives at Bar
yton. She was accompanied by Mrs.
'ynthia Hall and children who will |
isit at the Kilborn home for a few
avs.
Ben Kitson, one of the prominent
armers of Easton township, was in
own on business last Wednesday.
'eing from the same town as Walter
'oeDians, and knowing him to be am
ly qualified for the position, Mr.. Kit
On is naturally and( nthusiasticall
favor Of Mr.. Yeomans for state
enator, and is doing what he can 10
1rther his candidacy.-Portland
Observer.
John K. Taylor of Eureka was in the
ity Saturday on his return from Cor
ma where he has been for a couple
I weeks attending a law case in
hich insurance companies are much
iterested. Lightning burned up a
arm on which guy wire from a tele-
hone pole was attended over which
ne current passed firing the barn,
ne Insurance company refused to pay