Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-29
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The Juniors and seniors of our High
school held picnic at Baldwin Lake last
Saturday
Mrs. Geo. Wddicomb OF Grand Rapids
is spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Cannon.
Alfred Warden, of Cadillac. who has
spent the winter in Florida. was the guest
E. E. Chapple this week.
Miss Avis Coville returned from Olivet
Friday night where she had attended the
reunion Of Musical Guild.
The Catholic ladies will serve Sc
supper at Mrs. Ben Fredly's Saturday
evening from 5 to 8 o'clock
A. L. Karshner, the furniture dealer
and repair man, has swung out a neat
sign in front of his place of business.
Miss Edith Spicer returned to Detroit
Wednesday, her sister, Kittie Spcer, &C
companying her for few days visit,
Miss Ethel Howe is home for the sum-
mer and will pass the time with her
mother, Mrs. Hopwood, and at the farm.
The L. T. L. held their annual picnic at
Baldwin Lake Tuesday. the attendance
was large and the young people had a
happy time.
Harvey Haysmer and Leslie Montelth
and their wives are at Musk rat lake this
week camping out and having good
time fishing.
G. j. Gibson and wife have gone to
Livingston county near Howell for short
visit there. Earl Gibson has gone to
Fowerville.
Regular meeting Of Relief Corps Satur-
day afternoon. A full attendance is de-
sired. Initiation and special business two
o'clock sharp.
James Buttolph and family, OF Spencer
Mills, we're guests of his brother, Henry
last week. They came to attend gradn-
ton exercises.
Henry A. Jersey, of Boyne City, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening. Mr. Jer-
sey says that place is taking on a great
boom the past years.
The Misses Edith Davey, Myrtle Otis,
and Caroline Cataract left Saturday to
spend their vacation at the home of their
parents in East Tawas.
There will be no more three days OF
grace law, and practice in business af-
fairs has abolished it. Hereafter notes
must be paid on the day.
A force of carpenters are at Long Lake
this week putting up summer cottages for
w. F. Bricker and Mrs. Clara Stanton on
the Bricker resort grounds.
A large audience was present at the
Childrens Day exercises held at Green's
church last Sunday and all were much
pleased with the fine program.
E. E Doty and wife left today for Bat
tie Greek. They will visit other places in
Michigan and also in Indiana before re-
turning, making ten days trip.
There will be an ice cream social given
by the Green's Sunday school at the home
Of Fred Holmes Friday evening, June 80
Everyone is most cordially invited,
Mrs. Forest Hutchngs. Of Grand Rap
ids is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clay Keeney. Mrs. Hutchings is suffer
ing from the effects Of vaccination.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Chapple left We'd
nesday on their European trip. They ex
pect to be gone until the 5th of August
and perhaps may prolOng their visit be-
yond that time.
Mr.. T. s. Stevens, Of Stanton. was II
the city Wednesday and was accompan'
led home by his granddaughter. Miss
Irene Barnes, who will spend the summer
in Stanton.
Greenve seems to be the circus CEN
ter in this part Of the state this season
Pawnee Bill will pitch its tents there
this week and in August the Ringllni
Bros. big aggregation is slated to appear
Mrs. F. A. Washburn leaves for al
eastern trip today, going first to New
port, Maine. Miss Marion Spooner, VIII
, has been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
: and Mrs. W. P. Hetherington, will accom-
pany her as far as Montreal on her wa!
home to Randolph, Vt
r. A. Longstreet was in the city Tues
! day to consult with DR.. Morris abou
so ne bad bruises he received few day
8 ago while repairing his barn. He was il
a the stable near one Of his horses whel
the flooring above gave way and cam
down on him and the horse. The anims
! was terribly scared and so was MI
Longstreet In the mix-up he got step
ped on in number Of places and quit
badly bruised. He was glad however, :
get out alive.
The union meeting held in the Congre
{ gationa church Sunday evening wa
: largely attended and the service was a