Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
Vote for Waterworks.

Miss Ethel Howe Is home Tor few
days from Grand Rapids visiting her
mother.
Miss Edith Stewart returned Tues.
day from a short visit with friends at
Sparta.
Miss Ruth Mann and Edith Demon
est are home for the vacation from
Ypsilanti.
Mary Stewart and Harry Bush are
guests of the formers sister in Ionia
for a short time.
Mrs Earle Wilson is entertaining
Miss Haberman of Holland, teacher
in the schools there.
Miss Jessie Babcock went to Ionia
Tuesday to enjoy short visit with
friends in that city.
Mrs. NJ. f. Tuck and daughter
Louise are in Greenville visiting
friends and relatives.
The ladies social circle will meet
with Mrs. w. B. Reed next Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Della Striker spent the first of
the week with friends in Greenville
returning home on Tuesday.
Hugh Evans and wife are happy
over the arrival of fine S-pound boy
at their home Wednesday morning
All members of Calanthe Temple
No. 50 are requested to be present
Monday evening, April 4, initiation
of members.
The Otisco Cemetery Association
will meet at John Morses, at Cooks
Corners, April at $50 p m. Annual
election of officers.
Mrs. O NJ Mclaughlin of NUM-
sing L. p. arrived here Wednesday
for a short visit at the home of her
sister Mrs. j. Jay Raby.
Chas. II. Brown has sold the Fred
Thompson lot on Pleasant street to
John Whitesell, who will move a house
on the same and occupy it.
Brnton f. Hall and wife have re-
turned from Chicago, their anticipar-
ed visit to Ann Arbor over Sunday
was not made on account OF the floods.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bedding and Fl. II.
Belding, wife and family, of Plain
field, New Jersey, arrived here yester-
day and will spend the summer at the
Hotel Belding,
The Green Cemetery Association
will meet at Greene's church Wedne.-
day. April q, at 2 p. IN for the pur-
pose of electing officers. A good at
tendance is desired.
The Ladies Social Circle will serve
ten cent supper at the church din
ing room Saturday evening from 5 to
s o'clock. An especially good bill of
fare arranged for. All cordially in
vited to come for supper and remain
for a social hour.
The Grand Rapids Herald of Satur-
day says. "John Day of Bedding, aged
30 years, fell on the sidewalk at Front
and Bridge streets and sustained a
fracture of the left knee cap. He was
conveyed in the public ambulance to
the Butterworth hospital.
While most of the cities i'm Michi-
gan are telling hard luck stories in
regard to the floods, yet Greenville is
happy over the fact that 1t has nc
floods and that the storm which visit
ed us cleared the germs of disease
out of the sewers and cutters.
Greenville Call.
Chas. M. Wise received from the
fish commission last Saturday ten
thousand speckled trout, and they
were planted in the Dickerson,
Spring Brook, Cannon and Seeley
Creeks. The little fellows were live
ly as crickets when dumped into the
waters of the creeks from the cans.
William f. Sandell has purchased
the Seymour Waldron house and ST,
lots located on South Bridge street
and Alderman street Mr.. Sandal
expects to dispose of the surplus lot
but is at present undecided what he
will do with the balance of the prop
erty. The sale was made through tn,
Charles Brown real estate agency.
A. S Dimmick and wife returne,
from Grand Rapids Monday where
they had been visiting relatives TO
several days. their train had to com,
by the way of Muskegon to get here
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimmick say the situa
tion in many places in the city espec
cially along the river flats while the,
we're there was simply awful.
The Misses Maude Spencer, Mabl
Robinson and Ida Sayles who hav,
been attending the Oliyet College sue
ceeded in reaching here Monda
night after a three days trip fror