Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-19
Short Hems of Interest Re-
Latins TO the To4un and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

Miss Winifred George went to Stan
ton Saturday to visit a few days.
Elmer Essex left Saturday for
short visit with friends at Sheridan
Charles Z. Smith left for shor
visit at his home in Fenton Monday
Mrs Otis Higgins and baby lief
yesterday to visit her parents in AL
pena.
Miss Segrid Bergwin left Saturday
for short visit at her home in Sher
idan.
Miss May Hixon went to Pennington
Saturday for short visit with friends
there.
Clyde ID. Foxworthy of Manton, IL
the new clerk at w. |. Benedict
drug store.
Mrs. r. b. Cowles left Wednesday
to visit her daughter in Mcbride fol
few days.
Miss Ina Stanton left Monday for
Lansing where she will take up her
work of Electrolysis.
Miss Daisy Sunderlin of Ionia was
guest at the home of Mrs. II. r.
Unger over Sunday.
Miss Susie Nichols left Saturday
for Perrinton where she expects to
reside in the future.
Miss Selma Westerland left Satur.
day for Paris where she expects to re
main for the summer.
Royal Palmer came down from
Traverse City Saturday to visit his
parents oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Byron F. Brown returned from
Owosso Saturday having spent several
days visiting friends there
j. w. Miner and wife went to
Sheridan on Saturday for short visit
with friends and relatives.
Geo w. French of Ionia the Jewel
er formerly of this city, is conduct ting
an auction sale in Greenville.
Mrs. f. N. Pitkin and son, have re.
turned from Hersey Mrs. Pitkin's
mother accompanied them for short
visit.
SheldOn-Chocolate and Bon Bons,
in boxes, perfect pieces of art, choco-
lates, creams of flavor, scientifically
blended.
DIR. Sammis left Monday for Grand
Rapids and will go to Blissfield before
returning. 9e expects to be away
for couple of weeks.
Maurice A. Reed lost about one
hundred fine young peach trees the
past winter, on his Grattan fruit farm
by wild rabbits gnawing them.
Thomas Patterson and wife o.
Sheridan, who have been guests at the
home of Scott Howe for the pas
three weeks left for their home Satur
day.
Mrs. Mary Crawford who has re
sided in this city for some time pas
left Saturday for Perrinton for ;
few days visit with friends in tina
village.
The annual meeting of the Woman
Missionary Society of the Grand Rap
ids Association will be held in tn,
Baptist church in this city, May 24tl
and 25th.
The City Y's will meet with Mrs
Sheehan, Friday evening, May Goth
at which time plans will be mad
with regard to the contest. All mem
bers and friends cordially invited.
DR. Bell left last night for Chicag
and will make quite an extended tri
before returning, going to Gran
Rapids, Ann Arbar and a number o
places to visit medical associations
F. A. Palmer and wife who hav
been residents of this city for tie
years will soon move to Owosso wher
they expect to make their futur
home. Mrs. Palmer left Tuesday 70
short visit with friends at tina
place.
Miss Mary Cook of McBrides wa
the guest of her cousin, Miss Len
Cook of this city, over Sunday. Sh
returned to her home on Monday an
was accompanied by Miss Lena VIII
will spend the balance of the week a
that place.
at was Summer time in Dixi
Land" is the title of beautiful son
written by Edwin Kendall and is b,
ing sung nightly in the principa
theatres. Mailed for % cts n postag
stamps, by the Music Supply Co.,
West 2Sth ST., New York.
! Mrs. F. G. Sanborn who went I
, Chicago last week for an operation
. reported in very much improve
condition. The operation was pc
formed Wednesday at Mercy Hospit;
| and although very grave and diff
cult one the physicians brought h,
r through 1T very skillfully.