Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-06
Short Items of Interest Re
Lafins to the To4un and Its
People, told In q Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

Mr. and Mrs Chas Ortt of Grand Rap
ids is spending the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Clark.
Mrs. Ed Lamb. Of Detroit. was guest
Of Jacob Weaver over Sunday. She was
formerly Edna Thompson.
Mrs. c. W. Williams and daughters,
Edith and Emma went to Alma Saturday
to remain over the Fourth.
John n. VanNess OF Ionia, county ag-
ent Board of Correction and Charities,
was in the city Wednesday.
Geo. G. Geeen and wife were up from
Grand Rapids to visit their daughter Mrs.
J. Markham over the Fourth.
Sylvanus Brown and wife were IN
Grand Rapids Monday. 1t was Mrs,
Browns first trip to the city.
Geo. Widdcomb of Grand Rapids was
guest with his wife at Mrs. Mary Can
mons the fore part of the week.
Alderman Geo. Stout and wife have
returned from Borlsnd where they spent
several days visiting her people.
Chas. Rozell and family of Grand Ha-
ven have moved to Bedding and will make
their home on South Bridge street.
Mrs. Forest Hutchins and daughter
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Keeney returned to Grand Rapids Satur-
day.
A useful household article will be given
to every lady trading Csc Saturday, July
8, at Gbson's Bazaar
Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Martin Kanten-
berger of Grand Rapids, were guests Of
Mrs. Yost and Miss Mary Yost Tues
day.
On account Of school meeting there will
be no Woodman meeting next Monday
night it has been adjourned for week
later.
Mrs Electa Tower and daughter Maud
Of Grand Rapids. visited in this city over
Sunday, the guests of A. S. Dimmick and
family.
Regular communication of Bedding
Lodge F. & A. M. Monday evening, July
10. All members are requested to be
present
Mrs. Nellie Holmes and Mrs. Frank N.
Holmes of Grand Rapids have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson
few days.
Frank Willard and wife of Coral were
in the city Tuesday. They are well
pleased with their new location and bust
ness prospects.
The Baptist ladies of the Third ward
will serve | S cent supper in the church
dining room Wednesday July IL, from 5
to z 80 o'clock.
Louis Willard and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Lamb are OCCUPYING the Meach
cottage at Long Lake and enjoying
pleasant outing.
Geo. Carver failed to get balloon for
the ascension to take place last Saturday
but says he will have one for this week
Saturday and 60 up.
Clay Keeney has sold his interest in the
Model Meat Market to his partner, Ray
Ring. AS yet he has not decided what
business he will go into.
Homer Unger and wife returned Satur-
day from St Louis. The mineral baths
and treatment he received there for
rheumatism did him good.
Mrs. J. T. Angel has returned from
the state of New York where she in COM
pany with Mrs. M. B. Divine, of Portland,
went to bury their mother.
Mrs. Floyd Upton of Lyons, formerly
Miss Pearl Herrick returned home Mon
day after few days visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Edwards.
R. c. Mason our genial express agent
has been indisposed by sickness this week
and Mrs. Masons sister Miss lrma Arnold
has been assisting him in the office.
Frank Robinson is home from Mt.
Pleasant and is spending the vacation on
the farm. He goes to Bronson as super
intendent Of schools there in September.
Born July 5rd, COS. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan Sage of Keene, an IL Ia
pound boy. DR.. Orr reports the boy a
fine one and its parents exceedingly hap
py,
Mrs. VIM. Fisher entertained COM
pany Of young ladies at tea party We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter Florence fifteenth birthday anniver-
sary.
Harvey Haysmer and Leslie Monteith
have return ed from their camping at
Muskrat lake. They report fine time
and catch Of 81 pickerel and lots of
bluegills.
John Lemley our obliging station agent
will take a couple Of weeks off duty for q
rest up and M. A, Morford Of Grand Rap
ids has been sent here by the company tc