Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-27

MT. anu MIS-. ACE FRIEDMAN have
returned from Manistee.
Roy Whitscell was in Edmore visit
ing, remaining over Sunday.
Mrs. John Sherman returned from
her visit in Perrinton Monday.
VIM. Sandell and wife visited his
mother in Lowell over Sunday.
Miss Kate Brown, of Cadillac, was
guest of friends in the city Monday.
Geo A. Hoyt, of Amble, was in the
city over Sunday visiting his child,
rem.
Our great Easter Sale and spring
opening ends Saturday, Goth, Fried
mans.
w. w. Scott, of Grand Rapids, was
guest of his brother, John Scott,
this week.
Adam Reihnhart returned from De-
troit last Friday where he had been
for a week,
Mrs. Chas. Brock, of Greenville,
was the guest of Mrs. c. M, Gray,
over Sunday.
DR.. G. o. Jenison, of Greenville,
was in the city Monday on profess
sional business.
Mr.. O. Foster, of the firm of Foster,
Ritter & Foster, made business trip
to Manchester, Monday.
Bert Ryerson has gone to Grand
Rapids and accepted position as
Orderly in the U. b. A. hospital.
Rev. f. T. Porter was in Saranac a
couple of days this week attending
district meeting of his denomination.
Mrs. Eli Hanks returned Monday
from Grand Rapids where she had
been visiting at her sons oyer Sunday.
VIM. Anderson, who has been con-
fined to his home by sickness for two
weeks, was able to ride out Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Vansise and Mrs. NJ.
A. belong, of Grand Rapids, were
guests of Mrs. VIM. Carter, over Sun
day.
Walter Jenison, of Greenville, has
accepted position in the Banner
printing Office and is now one of the
force.
w. A. Staley and wife, who have
been guests of their son, c. L Staley,
for several weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Chas. Brown, Of Grand Rapids, was
aguest at Elmer Cooks over Sunday.
Mr.. Brown says real estate in that
city is booming.
A. J. Torrance has moved from
Greenville to this city and taken
position in the machine shop of
Belding-H Man'f'g Co.
w. A. Lindley left for Springfield,
Mo-, Monday, to remain during the
summer and visit his sister whom he
has not seen for % years.
Clayton Chapman was home from
Grand Rapids Tuesday. He is max
ing an enviable record with the Grand
Rapids League ball team.
Mr.. Taylor, of the late firm of Tay-
lor & Warren, says he intends to re-
open the City Market as soon as his
health permits him to be out.
John Dehn is having corner win
dow placed in his saloon building and
the front repaired, making an inn
provement in the looks of that cor
ner.
w. J. Mosgrove, former resident
here, has taken up homestead in
upper Canada and will live an out
door life as much as possible in hopes
of benefitting his health.
Mr.. Bernie Struuk, who has been an
employe OF the Pere Marquette Co..
at the station here for some time,
has accepted a position as shipping
clerk in the Ballou Basket Works.
Mrs. d. Steele, who has been visit
ing at NJ. A. Filkin's, returned to st.
Johns Tuesday. She had been called
back to Ithaca on account of the
sickness of her father, Bingley Rus
sell.
G. L. Staley and Edward Bedding
have returned from their western
triplenthusiastic over the possibilities
of that country in a business way and
also of the opportunity the climate
and land offer for health and invest
ment.
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre writes the
Banner from Hastings that she and
her sister, Mrs. Stewart, have pur-
chased home in that city and will
reside there. Their many friends
here will be pleased to know that
they are comfortably settled.
The new street sprinkler purchased
by Allen Wells arrived Saturday and
was put out on the route for the first