Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-08-24

ing her daughter, Mrs. E. N. Pitkn.
Miss Florence Benning, of ST. Joseph,
is theguest Of Mrs Fred Ireland.
Mrs G. n. Willard spent Tuesday as
the guest of her son, Frank, at Coral
Margaret Cusser was with Greenvile
relatives the latter part Of last week.
Miss May Hawley was called to Alma
Wednesday by the illness Of relative.
Mrs. Walter Rich spent few days this
week in St. Johns with her neice Miss
| Throop
Mrs. Frank Howard was in Tonia over
| Sunday and since her return has been
quite sick.
Miss Mary Beth Bedding returned from
her visit at Dayton Ohio, and Chicago,
tuesday night
Mrs. Royal Abbey was called to Hub
bardston Wednesday by the serious illness
of her sister.
Sketches of the plans for the new
North side school house can be seen at
W. l. Benedct's.
G. H. Barr is moving to McBa'n this
week in order to be ready for his school
work there Sept st.
Mrs j. W. Isaac, of Hlllsdale, arrived
today to make an extended visit with her
brother. E. E. Doty and wife.
LeYis Greer who has been living on
Barney Races farm is dead. His remains
we're taken to Lowell for interment
M. E. Sunday school class No. is will
give a mush and milk social Monday
evening August %, at the Methodist
church.
The w. c. T. u will meet with Mrs.
F. J. Luck Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 90
at 2:5o o'clock Leader Mrs. Luck.
Quotations from women composers,
Harry Campbell and wife of Flint re-
turned to their home today after sew
eral days visit at H. S. Campbels. &C
companied by Miss Chere Campbell.
Our readers will see by his ad of this
week that w. A. Chave has decided that
Bedding is good enough for him and is to
remain as one of our business men. We
are glad he will remain.
St. MarY's Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home of Mrs. A.
B. Hull at 2 p. m, Wednesday, August
so. All members are requested to be
present as there is work to be done.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Laverne Parslow and
baby left Monday for Detroit where the
lady's mother will meet them and accom-
pany Mrs. Parslow to New York. Mr..
Parslow will return in few days.
w. W. Huelster, of Grand Rapids, is in
the city today, his first visit since his
daughter. Sarah Alice Huelster, was born
three weeks ago. Mr.. Huelster is a
proud papa, When the daughter is five
years old his age will he SIS years.
The Wilbur home was thrown open
Tuesday evening to small company of
friends in honor of their guests, Mr..
Henry Birmingham and Miss Gertrude
Birmingham, of Washington. D. c., who
have made many friends during their
stay here who regret their departure. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed
The city treasurer wishes to call the
attention of those who have not paid their
taxes to the fact that If this matter is not
attended to before September st, uncol-
lsoted taxes will at that time be carried
o Ier to the fall collection and as it adds
per cent to the amount when this is
done it will be much cheaper to pay them
b,fore September st.
The primary classes Of the Congrega-
tiona Sunday School we're in yited to Mr.
Chas Johnson's Saturday afternoon and
passed very happy time with swings
hammock and games. A picnic supper
was served, Mrs. johnson surprising the
children with ice cream. 1t was merry
happy time but one unfortunate accident
occurred at the close which caused great
regret, little Selma Little while on the lawn
playing fell down and in some way gave
her foot twist that broke a bone just
above the ankle. All were very sorry for
her and hope she may not suffer long
M. H. Barlow is in receipt Of the Sen
eca County Courier journal giving an
account Of the death Of his brother, Geo.
W. Barlow, Of Seneca Falls, where he
was called week before last to attend the
funeral. Geo. w. Barlow Of this city, &C
companied him. The deceased was a
very prominent citizen of that place and
highly respected, large contractor and
closely identified with the growth Of the
city, being at the time of his death one
of the board Of aldermen. His death
leaves but four Of the brothers. Two
years ago the five held reunion in this
city.