Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-19
Local II
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on business trip
Try that canned spinach at f. f.
Hudsons. It's all right.
Mrs. X Smith was the guest OF
Greenville friends Monday.
Miss Fern Racey, of Greenville,
was Bedding visitor Monday.
b. f. Hall paid visit to the lum-
Der camp at Ely on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Hosmer, of Ion
ia, were Relding visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cottrell were
guests of Greenyille friends on Satur-
day last.
Miss Mamma Crib left Monday for
a weeks visit with friends at Grand
Rapids.
Dwight c. Sheldon was called to
Wyman Tuesday on professional
business.
Miss Nettie Simons left Monday for
Detroit where she expects to remain
indefinitely,
Mrs. Maggie Cobb returned to her
home in Ionia Monday after visit
with Mrs NJ Vaughn.
Mai Frank Chase returned Monday
from Grand Haven, where he had
been on a business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. VIII Day returned to her
home in Coral Saturday after short
visit at the home of Mr., and Mrs. o.
A. Day.
Miss Hazel Waterman left Monday
for Morley after a short visit with
her uncle, Frank Waterman, of this
city.
Mr.. +. Fuller returned to her home
at Grand Rapids Monday, after a
short visit at the home of Asa Dorr,
in Chadwick.
Miss Clara Ferrick returned to her
home at Grand Rapids Monday after
a visit at the home of her brother,
Anil Ferrick.
Miss Lottie Leonard, of Lakeview,
is new employee in Bedding Bros &
Co IS silk mill, having arrived in this
city M nday.
Mrs. Chas. Adkins returned to her
home in Orleans Monday after short
visit at the home of her friend, Mrs.
Jane Reddington.
Mrs Walter Coleman returned TO
her home at Croswell Tuesday, after
a three weeks visit with her brother,
A. L. Cole, of the North side.
Foot stones 25c at Gibson's Bazaar.
Frank Macarthur, supervisor of
Grattan, and his daughter, Vera, are
spending the week with Mr.. McArth-
ur's daughter, in Grand Rapids.
Miss Cora Cairns, of Grand Haven,
arrived in this city Monday morning
to accept position as stenographer
in the Peoples Sayings Bank
Mrs I F Donielson, of Maple Rap
ids, arrived in this city Saturday for
a short visit at the home of her son,
Frank Donielson, of the North side.
Mrs V. Skinner, who has been
spending the past ten days at the
home of Harry Spencer, in Chadwick,
returned to her home at Ionia on
Monday.
Miss Katie Burke, of Hubbardston,
is a guest of her brother, Tom, who
is teaching school at Cooks Corners.
She expects to remain for about two
weeks before returning to her home
The Greenyille Daily Call has adj
ded another column to each page of
the paper. Brother Wells arises to
remark that this was done to give the
patrons Of the paper more reading
matter
Mrs. Mary Boughey and daughter,
of Traverse City, who have been
spending the past three weeks in this
city and vicinity as guests of J. w.
MINER and other friends and rela-
tiyes, returned TO their home Satur-
day.
Everett Davis, who has been doing
stenographic work in the Ballou
Basket Works for some time past,
left Tuesday for Mancelona, where
he has fine position awaiting him in
the Antrim Iron " orks.
w. II. Locke was an Ionia visitor
Monday, where he went to visit his
son, Alfred, who has the typhoid few
er. He returned Monday evening
web pleased TO End his son seeing sc
comforta bic and is quite hopeful fol
the outcome.
The editor acknowledges receipt o.
a complimentary ticket to the Grid
ley Club banquet. Secretary Flyer
M. Davis, of Ionia, says: Dear Sir
Enclosed find your credentials EMIT
ling you to seat on the floor of th'
Gridley convention to be held in thi
civ on he third Of February Thi