Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-08-17
Short Hems of Interest Re
Lating TO the 7oqun and It's
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nye returned from
their trip to New York state Monday
night.
Mrs. Orlo Hammond returned Satur-
day from Weidman where she visited her
sister.
Mrs. E. G. Gardner and daughter.
Ruth, Of Chicago. are guests at M. A.
Reeds.
Mrs. II. D. Miner went to Lansing
Tuesday for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Cole went to Cr;n-
more Lake for ten days outing Wee
nesday.
Mss A. Dorothy Of Akron, who has
been visiting Anna Kerr. returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Raymond spent the fore part
Of the week with Mrs. Hindereider. in
Oakfield.
A. b. Hull and Lee Cusser with their
wives are enjoying weeks outing at
Wabasis.
Miss Mabelle Spencer of Neelysvile
Ohio. has accepted the position Of science
teacher here.
Mrs Chas. Ryerson and children left
Tuesday on their return to their home in
Chattanooga.
Vern c. Divine our hustIing cothier, re-
turned Monday from business trip to
Grand Rapids
Wanted at once Man who can say our
store is not the best place TO buy grocer
les. l., D. Pierce.
Miss Agnes Vanderveen of Grand Rap
ids was guest of the Misses Ina and Ona
Stanton last week.
Miss Lyla Valance of Coral spent Sun
day with Miss Anna Griffith. She left
Monday for Detroit
Roy Reynolds is here for few weeks
from Big Rapids where he is taking
commercial course.
Mrs Clara Whitney and two children, OF
Grand Rapids are guests of her sister,
Mrs. John Emmons.
Miss Margaret Steer, Of Ionia, has been
spending a week in the city as the guest
Of Miss Grace Balou.
Mrs. A. D. Oliver and grandson, OF
Lowell, were guests of Mrs. VIM. Fisher
the first of the week.
Della Raddy, who has been visiting her
people in Alpena. has returned to her
work in the silk mills.
Mrs W. r. Olds has been spending a
few days in Grand Rapids. Her grand
children are with her.
Marion Case and Edwin Driese and
their wives spent Sunday in their new
cottage at Long Lake.
Mrs Chas. S. Moors and daughters
Genevive and Helen spent Sunday with
friends in Grand Rapids.
Madam Young and Master Hiram
Young, guests at H. H. Belongs, return
e. to Chicago Saturday.
Ethel and Norman McNorton who are
visiting their uncle Will Peck, called on
Greenvile friends Tuesday.
E J. Knapp left Wednesday for the
northern part Of Michigan selling and ad-
v,rtising his roofing paint.
Fred Tuck arrived home from Ann Ar
hor Wednesday accompanied by his
friend Mr. Smith, Of Coral.
Mrs. Frank Gardner, Of St. Louis, Mo,
and Mrs. D c. Crawford, of Ionia, are
visiting at George Crawfords.
Mr. and Mrs. E.. E. Chapple are ex-
pected home this week They sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th inst.
Archie Drummond, Bethold Traub and
Guy Boenbaugh left Wednesday for
ten days outing at Long Lake.
The heat was so intense last Friday
that four of the diggers on the gas
trenches were compelled to quit work.
have opened my dressmakng parlors
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new ones. Mrs. Kale, over Lincolns. 2w
Miss Bertha Barnes has returned from
most delightful weeks outing spent
with Greenville friends at Baldwin Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Strong left Monday
for a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Max Alexander at Galena, Kansas.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson and daughter, Elsie,
Of Lake Linden, arrived Wednesday for
months visit with friends and relatives
| here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Bedell Of Lansing,
rived here last Saturday and have been
the guests Of Mrs. o. F. Webster this
week.
Would like to rent or 8 room house
short distance from business part, family
Of three, no children. Inquire at Banner
office. If.
Miss Bertha Westcott was called to
Lakeyiew Wednesday by the serious ill
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