Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-03-02
Leonard Weeks transacted business
n Stanton "Wednesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Haysmer were
Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday.
l.. G Losinger of Howard City ha,
moved to our city this week.
Miss Hazel Wright went 10 Green
Vile yesterday for few days.
Mrs Chester Yost and children, OF
Ypsilanti, are guests at w. b. Reeds
Miss Addie Warren returned Tues
day. from visit at her home at How.
ard City.
Mrs. Lucy Bivins went to Hubbard
ston yesterday to attend the funeral
of her grandmother.
Mrs. H. IA. Fisher of Stanton who
has been visiting Mrs. Henry Stahliu
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs, N. Wright of Greenville was a
guest of her parents, Geo. Grinnell
and wife this week.
II. Vincent has purchased livery
stable at Nashville and has moved his
family to that village.
Miss Edna McCrackon returned
yesterday from short visit at her
home at Maple Rapids.
Don't fail to call at Friedman's
store and hear the Standard Graphic
phone, given away free.
Dan w. HIATT, of Grand Rapids, was
guest of his brother in-!aw, Robert
PEBBLES, the first of the week.
Claude PETER returned Monday
evening from Reed City where he has
been employed as cook for some time
past.
Sheriff and Mrs Elmer T.. Fales
were up from Ionia Tuesday evening
to spend the evening with friends
here.
From Thursday March 2nd to Sat-
urday the 4th, the extraordinary
qualities of the Graphophone will be
demonstrated.
Miss Rebecca PEBBLES, of Grand
Rapids, a sister of Robert PEBBLES,
is to be married in that city on Sat
urday, March 18th.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet
on Wednesday. March Sth, at the
church. Leaders Of all bands ar, re-
quested TO be present.
The Mis- esL'l,ie and Nina Mcleod
have resigned their positions in the
Richardson silk mill and returned TO
their home in Alpena.
A nine pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Shep-
ard on Saturday last and both of the
parents are correspondingly happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goolthrite, OF
Carson City, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C NJ Blett. They left for their home
Monday morning.
The Misses Ada and Edith Pulford,
~ho have been employed in the Rich
ardsou silk mill for some time past,
left Tuesday for Toledo, where they
expect to remain in the future.
Come to Friedman's store this week
and hear how YOU can get Standard
Graphophor e absolutely free.
A ten pound boy at the home of
Frank Miner last week, will, if he
lives, join with the people of the
country in celebrating Washington's
birthday. he having arrived on that
day.
Mrs. Emma Little has gone to ST.
Johns for an extended visit with
relatives in that city and in the
hopes of recuperating her health
which has been very poor for some
time past.
A card has been received announc-
ing the arrival Of little daughter at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Carl Wood
of Chicago. Mrs. Wood was formerly
Miss Bessie Britain, a teacher of draw
ing in the city schools here.
Somebody poisoned a full blooded
English Beagle hound belonging to
George Haysmer the first of the
week. Strychnine was the medium
used and the dog which was valued at
over S25 was severe loss to George.
Rev. j. H. Stewart, of Greenville,
occupied the Baptist pulpit in this
city last Sunday morning and even
ing. Rev. Spear preached in Green
Vile Sunday morning and in Il e
evening addressed union temperance
meeting in that city.
Sixteen of the Bedding Young peo-
pie took sleigh ride out to the home
of Bruce Fales in Orleans Monday
night and gave himself and wife a
very agreeable surprise. Oysters
were served and a general good time