Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-07

Mrs. L. o. Gushing of Ann Arbor has
been greeting old frisnds in the city for
the past week. She and her daughter
were the guests Off. r, Edwards while
here.
There will be service in the Woodman
Hall on Sunday next at o'clock under
the charge Of the Rev. w. M. Warlow,
M. A. The subject Of the sermon will be
The Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. McEwsn of Toronto.
Canada. are visiting at the home Of their
niece. Mrs. w. L. Covert. of this place.
also their nephew. James Lind. Of the
North side.
Calanthe Temple No. S. will hold a
special meeting hcxt Monday evening for
initatory work and light refreshments
will be served. All members will please
take notice.
Chas. J. Seely was home from Mt.
Pleasant to spend Thanksgiving with
his family. He is engaged on a writs-up
of the city which will appear in magazine
form next month.
VIM. Sparks has purchased the Hull
burt farm of E. E. Chappls which he pur-
chased recently at guardian sale. Mr..
Chapple sold it at a slight advance over
what he paid for it.
H. L. Page and wife were in the city
few days last week spending Thanks
giving day here. Their son Ord was al
so here and played with the victorious
Bedding team at football.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. A. Ireland of Ionia
were in the city over Sunday and Mr..
Ireland. who was a former Worshipful
Master. attended the meeting Of the Ma
sonic lodge Saturday evening.
Daniel Benton and S. A. Williams held
the tickets Monday evening drawing the
rag rugs made by the Bedding Cemetery
Association and the committee desires to
thank all who kindly assisted with the
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Burridge OF Lang
ford, South Dakota, have arrived to spend
the winter in Michigan. They have lived
there for over 20 years. She is sister
of Henry and Samuel Davis and Mrs. J
n. Younger.
Zens z. Ward. aged 81 years. former
resident of Orleans and Easton townships
until about ! S years ago when he moved
to Rex, Oregon. died at his homo there on
Nov. 81. He was well known to Bsld-
ing residents.
Fred L. Williams, who has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate Of the late
Alexander M. Gravelle announces an
administrator sale Of personal property
at the farm near Smyrna Dec. 18th a,
one o'clock. p. m.
David Barker and wife, Of Hastings
Sllas Smith and wife Of Mulliken and
Mrs. E. Davenport Of Portland were visi-
tors at j. B. Griswold's Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker are the parents Of
Mrs. Griswold.
Frank L. Moon and wife expect to leave
this week for Los Angeles, Cal to spend
the winter. They may stop on their way
with his brother. A. L. Moon, who lives in
Los Angeles but operates a mine in Colo
RADIO, for short visit.
Geo. w. Moulton left Monday for a
three weeks trip in the vicinity Of Bear
Lake looking after state timber lands
He had been home to spend Thanksgiving
and entertain a reunion of the Moultor
family at that time to dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Fellows had thu
pleasure of entertaining his sister, Mrs
John Wolverton OF Spencer, Mrs. M
Rhlnesmth of Harvard, Miss Lou Fell
lows and Mrs. Laura Morse of Blanchard
n Thanksgiving day in happy reunion
Mrs. DR.. Covle entertained Emily
Sones. department secretary. while in the
city, and Mrs. Clara Stanton and Mrs
Mrs. Mary Fish entertained dspartmen
secretary Sones. dept pres. Covills ane
patriotic instructor jerks to tea Saturday
evening.
Nathaniel Lapham returned last wsel
from his annual hunt in northern Miohi.
gan. He did not have his usual gooe
luck this season in bagging game. Here.
tofore he has brought home deer and &C.
casionally bear but this year he didn'
get shot at neither buck, bsar or bad
ger.