Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-09-22

AL. Shaw returned to Lansing Mon
day.
Mrs. Nellie HELEN was In Green
Vile Tuesday.
At Archie TenEyck's fine daugh
ter was born last week.
VIM. X. Clute of Ionia was in the
city on official business.
Elmer jerks and wife are taking in
the fair at Grand Rapids this week.
N. Lapham has gone North to re-
main until the hunting season Is over
Geo. Haysmer and wife have been
in Grand Rapids attending the fair
this week.
A regular meeting of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem will be held Wed
nesday evening, Sept. %.
Mrs. Nettie Angel has moved back
on her farm, r. w. Swift will occupy
her house on Bridge street.
The Ladies Social Circle will serve
a Is cent supper at the church dining
rooms Saturday from s to 8.
Jas. II. Parks left Wednesday for
few weeks visit in Elkhorn, Wis, his
mother from Keene accompanied him
Hear George Edmond Foss the elo-
quent Illinois Congressman, at the
Republican rally Sept. 20 in the Opera
House.
Mrs. Fred Dorman has returned
from Ionia where she has been for the
for the past five weeks. Mr.. Dorman
is expected home Saturday.
Rev. A. o. Carman and wife of
Homer have been guests of friends in
the city. They stopped off here on
their return home from conference.
Leon Osterhout and Clare Peck re-
turned to Lansing Monday to continue
their studies at the M. A. G. THESE
boys are bound to finish their course.
w. c. Sheldon and Dwight G. Shell.
don have returned from Chicago
Their families left there Monday
for California to remain for some
time.
Chas. T. Cell of Marquette has
been in the city this week, he came to
accompany his uncle F, A. Cell to his
home there. the latter expects to re-
main North all winter.
w. A. Staley and wife have been
guests of their son, G. L. Staley, this
week, having JUST returned from Man
haven, Dakota, where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. VanBenschoten.
A. M. Simmons is engaged in build
ing an artificial stone dwelling house,
he has invented the moulds from
which the cement blocks are manu-
featured and can turn out a large
quantity each day, his machine is
simple in construction and seems to
do the work to perfection.
CT. Vreeland of st. Paul, Mimi,
was the guest of his sister Mrs. Henry
A. Smith over Sunday, he is Baptist
minister and lecturer and is in the
employ of the Columbian Lyceum
Bureau as an orator. He occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning and delivered a fine
sermon.
Clarence Golden who has been Wis
ting here and at his fathers in Per-
rinton left Tuesday for ST. Louis,
where he will complete course in
the medical college there, having de-
cided to go to that city rather than
Chicago. Miss Grant who visited here
with him, returned to her home in
Bemidji.
Joseph Dehn is dangerously i'll with
complication of diseases at the
home of his son, M. J. Dehns. Mr.
Dehn's children are all at his bedside,
and there is no hope of his ultimate
recovery. The children are John,
Mrs. Alfred Jonas and Miss Lena Dehn
of Bedding and Joseph Dehn of Lam
ng.-Portland Observer.
w. a. James who purchased the j.
G. Hill farm few miles north of the
city three years ago was in the city
Saturday exhibiting some corn and
potatoes of his raising, the ears of
corn we're as large as we ever saw
and the potatoes we're extra fine, he
says they are variety of his own and
has named them the unlimited.