Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-25

Miss Rena Chapple returned iron
Grand Rapids Monday.
w. A. Link and family, of Evart
have moved TO this city.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Clute, of Ionia, was a
guest of friends in the city oyer Sun
day.
When In Grand Rapids you will find
your friends at The Cody. Popular
rates.
Foster, Ritter 4 Foster will sell
you a sewing machine on small pay
ments.
Fred Barker, of Lake City, was a
guest of his father, l, l. Barker, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Driese entertained
her mother, Mrs. Finch, of Sparta,
this week.
VIM. Lambeck left Monday for
Harrietta for a few days visit with
his family.
Will Patterson received pleasant
visit from his mother from Hastings.
She returned home this week.
Mrs. Chas. Ortt, of Grand Rapids,
has been visiting this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clarke.
VIM. Z. Pope and wife and the
baby we're in Grand Rapids over Sun
day visiting their sons, Vern and
Glenn.
Miss Florence Hagadorn returned
from Muir Monday where she had
been visiting few days at w. G.
Meach's.
Herman DeHart has been up from
Ionia few days this week. He got
injured slightly while at his work for
the railroad company.
The new culture of beauty and by.
giene. Write for circulars-woman's
benefit. Detroit School of Beauty
Culture, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. f. A. Knoll, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. F. Bricker,
and also her parents in Smyrna, re-
turned to ST. Johns Monday
Fred Young & CO., hardware, will
give l5-gallon barrel churn to the
winner of the second premium on best
mich COW, any age or breed, at lonia
fair.
Mrs. G. B. Sevey and daughter, Mrs
&c II no
we're guests at Fred Harding's and |
AL Viewers for a week, returned |
home Monday.
Belding share of the Primary school
money apportioned to Ionia county |
is $4,000; the rate is sixty cents per
capita, and there are S25 school child
rem in the city.
Mrs. Alice Stowell, of Auburn, N.
Y, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Belle Avery and granddaughter
Onaleen, are the guests of her
brothers, u. w. and H. H. Gooding.
The releasing of Matthew Weaver |
and A. Westoyer from the Ionia coun-
ty Jail last week left that place of |
incarceration for law breakers en-
tirely empty, a condition that has not
happened in many years.
The Rev. w. Nj. Warlow, NJ. A.,
will hold a service in the Woodman
Hall on Sunday next at 1920 a. IN.
Morning prayer, sermon and holy |
communion. There will also be Sun
day school after the service.
S. b. Gorham q Co., lumber, lath |
and shingles, agents for the Pittsburg |
Perfect Fence, will give 40 rods of |
field fence, No. S45, to the winner of |
the first premium on best mich COW,
any age or breed, at Ionia District |
fair.
A. L. Pond and wife are in the city
this week stopping for few days be-
fore going to TT. Wayne. Mr.. Pond
arrived Monday having driven his
automobile from Coldwater. He was
accompanied by Guy d. Weter, who |
wentthere Saturday.
Ben Hall received 100000 wall-eyed |
pike from the fish commission Mon |
day and he painted them in Long |
Lake. 1t is expected that the little !
fellows will live and thrive well there !
as it is said the water and lake bot
toms are specially favorable for them.
Chelsea Aldrich was in the city |
Tuesday morning from his farm. He |
says hawks and crows are numerous
out his way and are making havoc |
among his chickens and corn. A
hawk swooped down within FIVE yards |
of him Monday and carried off a |
chicken.
On next Lords day w. IA. Hedges
of Ann Arbor, will speak at the
Church of Christ at three p. m, and
at the usual hour for evening service.
It is hoped there will be large at
tendance to hear him. There will be
no morning service as all are desired
to ioin the memorial service.