Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-08-18
@. s. Lake transacted business In
Grand Rapids Tuesday.

Grand Rapids TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Barnes were
Greenyille visitors Tuesday.
Round steak 10 cents at Bridge
Street Market. s. S. Smith.
Ira Darling left Tuesday for short
visit with relatives at Gladwin.
| Coal and wood for sale at Webster's
old stand. H. Gildemeister. t3
Sheriff Fales of Ionia was In the
city Monday looking after his inter
ests here.
The Misses Francis Wiley and Ella
O'Bryon were guests of Ionia friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Grant of Greenville was
a guest of Mrs o. j. Burris of this
city on Tuesday.
Jesse Ferguson of Freeport was in
the city Monday to attend the funeral
of the Silcox baby.
Mrs. John Donovan returned Mon
day from short visit with friends in
Ionia and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fox and their son
Roy, left Tuesday for short fishing
trip to White Fish lake.
G. III. Culver of Corinth, Mississippi,
arrived here Tuesday and expects to
make this city his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parslow left
Monday for weeks visit with rela-
tives near Williamson.
Mrs. George Dean left Tuesday for
Macatawa Park to remain there for
the balance of the season.
Worthy Silcox and wife, of Alto.
were in the city Monday to attend the
funera! of little Harlan Silcox.
Beef roast cts. at Bridge Street
Market. S. S. Smith.
Mrs. J. A. Henkle returned to her
home at Greenville Monday after a
short visit with relatives near this
city.
Miss Lila Charnley of Lakeview ar
rived in this city Tuesday for a short
visit with her friend, Miss Maude
Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw went to
Caledonia Tuesday for weeks visit
and to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Shaw's sister.
Misses Florence Wagner, Florence
| Washburn, Lucy Reeves and Ruth
Mann left this morning for few
weeks outing at Northport.
School books, tablets, pencils and
levery other need of student can be
supplied at least cost by getting them
at Bededict's Drug & Book Store.
The children of G. Nj. Moore of
Coopersville who have been guests at
the home of M. E. Peck for several
days, returned to their home Tuesday.
Will Case was out fishing in Musk
rat lake the fore part of the week
and had the good luck to land II Id.
pickerel. 1t weighed just 9 pounds
| dressed.
Wait for the week day excursion
Saturday, Aug. q, train leaves Beld-
ing at O'clock a. m. for Grand Rap
ids, returning at o'clock p, IN. Fare
for round trip IS cents, children half
fare.
| Anyone wishing boats or camping
grounds at Wabasis Lake can have
same by notifying S. II. Stewart, resi-
dence a mile west of lake. Address,
Rockford, Mich, r. +. ID. No. %.
Phone No. 1915 rings.
Chas. A. Ryerson of Ridgedale,
Tenn, who has been visiting here for
the past ten days expects to return
home this week, he joined his family
who have been here several weeks
and they will return with him.
Mrs. Antonett S. Smith of Denver,
Col is guest of Mrs. M. A. Reed.
She is on her way east for few weeks
trip and after visiting New York and
other places will return home. She
resided here about twenty years ago
Mrs. DIR. Stanton and Sisters, who
have been spending a few weeks with
relatives and friends at Boyne City
and Petoskey, returned to this city
Monday, and all report most enjoy
able visit and happy time in both
places
Max Gals went to Ionia Saturday
to hunt up an old school mate whC
had sat with him in the little German
school house in the fatherland almost
fifty years ago. Max says he fount
him and the visit they had was worth
many dollar.
Cbas. Long of Grand Rapids is ;
guest of his son.in-law, Will Currie o
this city this week. Mr.. Long is tax
ing orders and selling goods in the op
tical line, being interested with hi
son Charley who is graduate Opt
clan having successful practice il