Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-01
Short Items of Interest Re
Lafins to the Tozvn and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
BreVitieS.

SATURDAY, June litn, ex CurslOn 10
Grand Rapids.
w. ID. Sumner went to Sheridan on
business Monday.
l.. L. Holmes made a business trip
to Greenville Monday.
Alfred II Locke, attorney, of Ionia
was in the city Monday.
VIM, Currie and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in Grand Rapids.
The Cody at Grand Rapids seems to
be headquarters for state people.
Mrs. II. II. Edwards has been visit
ing relatives in Lyons this week.
Mrs. II. S. Stevens of Stanton was a
guest of Mrs. G. S. Barnes Saturday.
VIM. L Yost and wife of ST. Louis
were guests at w. B. Reeds Sunday.
Wall paper, window shades and
room moulding. Wortley < Frehch.
f.. f. jerks and Forest Fish went
to Trufant Tuesday to sack car load
of wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.Tuck and daughter
Louise visited in Greenville the first
of the week.
When you want good goods we
should be pleased to see you. Wort
ley x French.
Mrs. Kolp and her daughter Mrs.
Warren Harm gton were in Green
Vile Tuesday.
Miss Marion II. Spooner of Spring
fed, Mass, is guest of her uncle
w. p. Hetherington.
Mrs. Belongs Sunday School class
will have a sale of baked goods at
the Model Market Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. James Sutphin went to Grand
Rapids Monday and from there to
McCords to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Campbell.
Rev. ID. II. Shelly, of Ionia, was in
the city Saturday working up an in
terest in the county Sunday school
association excursion to Grand Ledge
June -.
John II. Unger, of Lyons, was in
the city last Friday visiting his
mother and to greet old time friends.
Mr.. Unger is doing a fine business in
general merchandise there.
M. j. Prall returned from Chicago
Monday where he had been to remain
oyer Sunday with his wife and daugh-
ter. The latter is taking a course
in music and is doing finely in her
studies.
Chamber pals 25c at Gibson's Ba-
Zaar.
Eugene Warner went to Williams
ton Monday to attend the Warner
family reunion which took place
Tuesday. 1t is an annual event and
the meetings are always very pleas
ant ones.
H. II. Vincent and wife, of Nash
Vile, came up to remain few days
visiting relatives and attend Decora-
ton day exercises. Mr.. Vincent says
business in the livery line is good
with him.
Salem F. Kennedy, of Lakeview,
was in the city Monday on his way to
Grattan for a short visit with rela-
tives and old time friends. Mr.. Ken
nedy and wife spent much of the win.
ter in Cuba.
Jacob Weaver is having his dwell
ling house painted, G. A. Rowley, the
veteran painter, is doing the job.
Mr. Rowley is past the allotted age
of man but he knows how to swing
paint brush in good shape.
Mrs. Nelson Rich and daughter,
Mrs. Covert, and Mrs. w. III Pssco,
of Grand Rapids, were in the city
Monday, guests at w. G.. Spicer's.
They were on their way to attend
memorial services in Oakfield.
Four new odors in perfume at Wort
ley & French's.
Mrs. Belle Dewey of Grand Rapids
is a guest at w. + Bricker's this
week, she says there are a great
many cases of smallpox in the city
1876 having been reported which is
causing much anxiety and alarm.
Mrs. Rufus Borst and daughter, of
Boyne Falls, are guests of her broth
err, Edward Tissue, this week. They
have been visiting relatives in Crys-
tai, Carson City and Stanton, and
after weeks stop here will return
| home.
Mr.. L. r Howell, of Chicago, was
in the city Saturday the guest of r.
A. Longstreet, whom he was visiting.
He is connected with the Star Gum
Co. of Chicago, manufacturers of
fine chewing gum and vending ma
chimes,
There will be an excursion to Grand
Ledge, June q, given by the county
Sunday school association, which will
carry all Sunday school scholars and
any other people who may desire to
| go. Train will leave here at 7o'clock
a. m, leaving Grand Ledge on return
at p. m. Fare So cents, children
one-half rate.
A turtle came into We editors lawn
the other day and took refuge under
hollyhock plant where he was dis
covered, on his lower shell we're en-
graved the initials j. w. aud M. w.