Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-01

a trip to Hesperia.
Bert Rummler is visiting relative
in Detroit for few days.
vern Snyder and Lyman Lindley
were Lowell visitors Monday.
Miss Carrie Colyin OF Lowell spe n,
Sunday in the city with friends.
4. Fox left for business trip tG
Sidney Center and Stanton Monday
Fine roast and steaksat right prices
city market, Bridge st. G. S. Moore
Mrs. VIM. Seaman and daughter
May were in Greenville over Sunday
Mrs. 81. r. Unger is visiting her
parents in Hudson for two or three
weeks.
J. Lemley of Ithaca was the guest
of his son John Lemley Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs H. Mcdowell of Borland was a
guest of her sister Mrs. Geo Stout
over Sunday.
Alex Cameron who has been home
visiting for few days returned to
Chicago Monday.
Miss Matte Hubbard returned Fri
day from ten days visit with friends
in Grand Rapids.
Miss Ina Stanton entertained her
cousin Miss Gertrude Stanton of Graf
tan oyer Sunday.
Mrs. May Wilson of Lake Linden is
guest of relatives in the city, she is
cousin of F. ]. Luck.
G. G. O'Bryon has had the front of
his dry goods store frightened up with
coat of fresh paint.
Frank A. Welch is in Ionia at work
in factory for a few weeks. Mrs.
WEIGH has joined him.
Frank Harlan and Melvin Wagner
are at Wabasis Lake spending a week
or two in fishing camp.
III. /. DeCoster left Monday for Fon
Du Lac, Wis where he has accepted
position in shoe factory.
Mrs. Mary Wetherby returned to
Mcbride Monday after few weeks
visit with relatives in Keene.
Mrs. Ina Paxton and children who
have been guests at A. M. Glass re-
turned to Watervliet Monday.
Mrs. John Seat of Lakeview and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Seat of Ionia spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
1t will pay you to Investigate the
bargains at Edwards Clearance Sale
before buying your School shoes.
Mrs. w. N. Wright who has been
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Grinnell has returned to Grand
Rapids.
The Misses Margaret and Jessie
Frederick of Alma we're guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hubbard
over Sunday.
George Groshong and wife of Girls
void were visiting at Geo. Cottrell's
over Sunday, they returned home
Monday morning.
Mrs. Andrew Coons has returned to
vestaburg Monday morning after a
short visit with her husband who is
working in the city.
Rev. j. A. Hudnutt, district elder
of the Ionia and Isabella districts OF
the Free Methodist church has moved
his family to this city and will reside
here for year at least.
Miss Jennie Wagner, teacher OF
piano and harmony, has decided to
remain in Bedding for the coming
year and will resume her class ant
receive new pupils after September
LIST.
Lieutenant Ina Doyle of the Pc
toskey Salvation Army Corps was In
the city oyer Sunday. She assisted In
the service here Sunday and states
that good work is being done in the
northern part of the state.
The speech to have been given by
Frank Culp in the interest of the So
cialists on Labor Day has been post
poned to Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, Sept. 9th. He will hold stree,
meetin G and is a fine speaker.
The excursion given by the Congre
gational church ladies last Saturday
was very successful one, there being
424 tickets sold from which the ladies
will get a commission, at Bedding 23t
were sold, Smyrna 16, Moseley 20, Lo-
we'll AZ. The ladies will clear about
$38. 90.
E. w. Blett and wife of Rovcnna
we're called here Sunday by the deatf
of her grandfather Abram Wheeler
Miss Loretta Wheeler who Away.
lived with the deceased will now re
side with Mr.. and Mrs. Blett. Mis-,
Weeeler has been an invalid about 3,
years being obliged to use whee
chair in getting about the house.
Al.L.. A.