Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-24
Short Items of Interest Re-
lafins to the Toqun and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

On business trip.
Rev. w. +. Kindred transacted bui.
ness in lonia en- Monday.
Mike Kohn was called to Greenvill
Tuesday on business trip.
Good night, now take a Honey Pill,
1t surely will, it surely will.
Chas. Brown went 10 Grand Rapid
Tuesday on short business trip
James Wolcott went to Grand Rap
ids Tuesday on short business trip
Mrs. Frank Williams, of Ionia, wa,
guest at the home of Asher William
Monday.
Miss Margaret Harmon was the
guest of Grand Rapids friends on
Tuesday.
+. >. Loree, of Fenwick, was guest
of his nephew, r. r. Edwards on
Tuesday.
DIR. Minna Sorensen was guest of
Grand Rapids friends on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Rev. j. J. Staley, of Manistee, is a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. c. E.
Sheldon for few days.
Miss Matte Hubbard returned
Tuesday from a short visit with
friends In the furniture city.
Mrs. Ed. Sutphen is the happy pos
SCISSOR of fine piano, which was in
stalled In her home Saturday.
Miss Grace Booth went TO Concord
Tuesday for short visit with her
brother, Frank, in that village.
Lee Mcconnell, of Greenville, was
a guest of his mother, Mrs. Phebn
Mcconnell, of this city oyer Sunday.
Adam Wagner sold the Mrs. owen
house on Broas street last week to
Dayton Moon. Real estate is moving.
Mrs. Rider, of Butternut, arrived
In this city en- Tuesday for few days
visit at the homeof l.. j. Wright and
wife.
Special communication of Belding
lodge, No. 355, F. & A. NJ, Monday
evening, Mar. %. Work in f. G. de-
gree.
Mrs VIM. Logan and her daughter
Lillian, went to Sherwood Tuesday
Tor few days visit with friends
there.
Rev. j. w. Sheehan was a visitor
At Hesperia on Tuesday last. He ex-
pected to remain for short time at
that place.
Mrs. w. II. Bradshaw returned to
ler home at Battle Creek on Monday
after a weeks visit at the home of ID
W. Bradshaw's.
The Misses Anna Brown, Minnie |
and Louise Peppler returned |
Tuesday from short visit with |
riends at Reed City.
B f. Dill, of Orleans, took the train
It this place Tuesday for Glendive,
Mont where he expects to make an
visit with friends and rela-
.iyes.
Miss Grace O'Bryon, of Stanton, was
| guest at the home of her brother,
Mr., G. G. O'Bryon, of this city, over
sunday and had a very enjoyable
line.
VIM Anderson was called to Dun
las, Ont, Saturday on account of the
crious illness of his mother who il
luite aged and not expected to re
over.
Mrs. Melissa Hull left here Monday
or an extended visit with her son
md daughter at Lake City and Bar
yton. She expects to be gone about
month.
J. w. Collier adyertises an auction
ale of personal property at his place
n Orleans village for Tuesday April
tn at l o'clock With George Kelner
o auctioneer.
T. Frank Ireland left Monday morn
ng for indianapolis, Indiana, where
lie goes to attend meeting of Ma
ional Retail Hardware Dealers Asso-
iation, of which body he is an actie
nember.
Mrs. Reynolds, and daughter Maggie
f Sand Lake arrived here on Monday
or q short visit at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Herbert Stacey of this city.
lrs. Stacey is a daughter of Mrs.
reynolds.
Fred p. Smith is reported quite sick
18th intermittent fever at his home
, Jackson. Fred was formerly Bel
ing boy and his large circle of
ricnds here hope for speedy re-
overy from his illness.
Mrs. Frank Howard returned to her
ONE at Blanchard Tuesday morning
fter several weeks spent in caring
Or her father, Thomas Kidd, who
as been in very poor health for some
ime past. She reports him in very
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