Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
Short Items of Interest Re
Latins TO the To1un and It's
People, told in a Single
Paragraph.


on business Monday last.
Good night, now take Honey Pill,
1t surely will, ii surely will.
Miss Mabel Spencer went to Ionia
Monday for short visit with friends.
Mis-. Bertha Owens returned Tues
day from brief visit with Carson
City friends.
Will Abbey and wife and child left
Tuesday for a short visit with friends
at Greenville.
Miss Edna Smith of lonia was a
guest of her friend Miss Carrie Tall
man over SUNDAY.
Miss Mable Orvis went to Green
Vile Monday for a short visit with
friends in that city.
Miss Marcia Smith returned to her
work Monday, after a short visit at
her home in Greenville.
W. B. Reed returned Monday from
Milwaukee where he had been on
on business several days.
Miss Rena Chapel returned to
Ionia Monday, after weeks visit at
the home of her parents.
Miss Lora Eldred of Whitehall is
guest of her sister Miss Edith Eldred
of this city for the week.
The Misses Clara Carter and Tillie
Nelson returned Monday from a short
visit with friends at Sheridan.
Miss Louise Canwell of Ann Arbor
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Tallman oyer Sunday
Mrs. Will Wright returned Tues
day afternoon from a weeks visit
with friends in the Furniture City.
The Misses Edna and Blanche Os-
worth of this city were guests at
their home in ST. Louis over Sunday
Abe Friedman joined his wife in
Manistee on Friday last and is spend
ing a week with Mrs. Friedman's par
ents at that city.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at the M. f. Church on Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock A good
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Rosa Runnells and daughter
Maggie returned to their home at
Sand Lake Tuesday after weeks Wis
1t with relatives and friends here.
George Eckert and his neicc, Miss
Bertha Eckert, arrived here Tuesday
from Petoskey and are spending a
few days visiting old time Belding
friends.
Mrs Chas. Hagadorn who has been
i'll for some time past at her home on
the North side is again convalescent.
Mrs. Hoskins of Keene has been here
caring for her.
Miss Emma Cameron, former en-
ployee of this office and now located
at Lowell was a guest at the home of
her friend Mrs. Bertha Crandall from
Saturday till Monday.
Vote the republican ticket straight
and thus insure clean sweep, Elmer
f Cook in the first ward, Myron G..
Green in the second and Chas NJ,
Wise in the third will make good men
on the board of aldermen.
Miss Kuhn. the trained nurse who
has been here for some time past car.
ing for Herbert Angel, returned tC
Grand Rapids Tuesday. We are glad
to announce that Herbert is now get
ting along nicely and is in fair way
to recovery.
A meeting of the Bedding Coacf
Horse association was held at the
parlors Of the Hotel Bedding on Mon
day to make necessary arrangement
for the coming season. Owing to the
bad roads, only a small attendant wa,
present and the meeting was adjourn
ed for two weeks.
Roy Reynolds, who is student al
the Olivet college, reached here OF
Tueseay afternoon after a very pro
tracted effort on his part to get home
1t took him period of about five day
to reach here from Olivet, as he wa
obliged to go clear out of his way ii
order to get here at all,
| A gasoline stove in the Bridge st
restaurant caused hot little fire il
their cook room at An early hour OF
Tuesday morning. The stove wa
ruined and the wood work and wal
paper soon caught fire, but a hast
application of plentiful supply o
water soon checked what might yer
easily have proved disastrous cor
fagration.
The trials, tribulations and incor
yeniences of travel have been man
during the past week as an illustra
tion we note that Leon Osterhout
Claire Peck and Mr.. Wood of Grattar