Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-01-14

Mrs Freeman Allen of Lansing Il
visiting her son Bert and family.
Mrs. c. L. Staley and daughter
Claudia went to Ann Arbor yesterday
Mrs. M L. Pierson left this morn.
ing for short visit with friends at
Sidney.
Harry Goodwin went to Sand Lake
this morning for short visit with
his uncle.
Mrs. c. M. Morgan left this morn
ing for a months visit with friends
at Butternut.
f. A. Palmer left this morning for
a short visit with relatives at STAN
ton and McBrides.
The Misses Nina and Lettie Davis
returned today from a visit with
friends at McBrides.
The Misses Jean Lyle and Allie
Sabin returned this morning from a
short trip to Grand Rapids.
The ladies literary exchange club
will meet with Mrs. III. A. Lamb, on
Thursday, Jan 81, at 2:30 p m.
Miss Mable Hardness left this
morning for Port Huron where she
expects to reside for the present.
Miss Addie VanVickle returned to
her home at Lansing this morning
after short visit at Hotel Bricker.
w. d Ballou left this morning for
Chicago to attend meeting of the
American Basket Makers association.
Sheridan this morning after a short
visit with Frank Smith and John Es-
sex
G. Skil,en of Greene, Iowa, is a
guest of Ann SEillen for few days.
They paid visit to the Furniture
city today.
DR. G E Sheldon who has been con-
fined to the house several days by an
attack of grippe, is able to be at his
office again
Mrs G. d. Parks Of Saranac accom-
panied Mrs. John Bond of this city to
Grand Rapids this morning where
they will spend the day.
Miss May Conant of Greenville re-
turned to her home in that city this
morning after a short visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. VIM Pope
Mrs. Emma Killen of Greenville
and Mrs. Sarah VanHorn of Vesta-
burg. are guests of Emma vanHorn
and Mrs, Cbas. stoectt Of IF ibis city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Zimmerman
returned to their home at Sheridan
this morning after few days visit at
the home of their son Richard in this
city.
AL. Shaw and wife have reterned
from an extensive bridal tour to the
strife of Washington, and are now
visiting relatives in the city and
vicinity
The Misses Hattie Dickerson and
Helen Stewart OF Lakeview arrived
here this morning as guests of Mrs,
A. Denier and expects TO remain here
and work in the silk mills.
The Green ticket sale is still in pro-
gress at Spencer & Lloyds', attention
is called to the fact that the oppor-
tunity for securing bargains is rapid
ly passing away. Read their adv.
Thursday.
The X. P.'s will enjoy a sleigh ride
to Grattan this evening, the Fales
sleigh being brought into play for
the occasion. It's safe bet that
very delightful time will be enjoyed by
all participating.
The $3.50 train from Grand Rapids
last night was detained until after II
o'clock by the breaking down of
coal car on the main line between
Elmdale and Grand Rapids Passen-
engers coming this way had a long
and tedious wait.
Members OF Bedding Lodge No. 355,
f. & A M. should not forget the
special meeting for work in Bird de
gree on Saturday evening, Jan 10Th.
They are not likel, to d. SD however,
as the usual lunch will be served after
the candidate has been duly in
structed.
II S Campbell travelling agent for
the Ballou Basket Works left this
morning on f ur months trip in the
interest of that company.
During his trip he will travel in IL
states in the west and southwest and
expects to reach home again some
time In May. Mr.. Campbell is a very
successful salesman, and has landed
some very desirable orders for them,
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