Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-07

Homer Hutchinson was home over Sun
day.
Fred Stanton returned from Chicago
last Saturday.
A. S. Dimmick made business trip tc
Edmore Monday.
Stewart Hayden Of Chicago spent Sun
day and Monday in the city.
Miss Mildred Bolenbaugh began teach
ing in the Brink district Tuesday,
Mrs. S. E. Yost is visiting in. Morley,
Big Rapids and Paris for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Millard, OF Coral spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in this
city.
Saturday of this week is the day to go
to Grand Rapids. Train leaves at 8 a.
m. Round trip rs cents.
When in Grand Rapids you should not
| forget that The Cody is the place to stop
| Accommodations are first class.
Miss Carrie Ranney Of Greenvle has
accepted position as teacher in the
Reed City schools for the ensuing year.
Remember the excursion to Grand
Rapids on Saturday of this week. Train
leaves Bedding at a. M Round trip rs
cents.
Mrs. D. A. Donaldson who has been
visiting her brother VIM j. Clarke for
couple of weeks has returned to Man
chester.
John Griffith and wife Of Grand Rapids
are visiting relatives in town. Mr.. Crit
fifth has good position as electrician at
the Rapids.
Miss Edna Otis returned to her home in
East Tawas Saturday, after a pleasant
visit with her sister and other friends, for
couple of weeks.
Misses Allie Brennan and Maggie Nash
left Saturday morning for East Tawas,
the former to teach school and the latter
visit her parents,
Mrs Eta Mclaughlin left for Olivet
Wednesday where she will be joined by
her son Falley, who will resume his
studies in the college there.
Miss Myrtle Grant who has been
yuest Of Mrs. Louis Sayles for several
weeks returned to her home in Grand
Rapids the first of the week.
Carl Hunt and daughter Muriel of
GAINESVILLE were guests at |. !. Barker's
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Hunt is
rural carrier out of Clarksvlle.
Spencer Bros. are offering thousands
Of dollars worth Of the newest and most
1p-to-date goods at exceptionally low
prices-just to start trade you know.
Carl A. George, Of Hibbing, Mimi, was
in the city over Sunday guest at Chas
Chas. B. Nye's. He left Monday for
short visit in Hart and then to Hibbing.
Miss Margaret Kohn Of otsco, went to
Oxford, Mich, last week, where she is
engaged to teach the coming year. Miss
Kohn attended the Ypsant Normal last
year.
Mrs. II. L. VanBenschoteni who has
been visiting friends in the city return
ed to Collins and expects to leave for
Manhaven, North Dakota, the middle of
the month.
Chester Colburn and wife, of Bay City,
have been visiting in the city this week.
1t was eight years ago that he was
resident here and he contemplates COM
ing back here again to reside.
At meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton Wednesday evening the Bedding Saw
ngs Bank bid % per cent interest on
daily balances of school money and offer
ed to furnish bond if the treasurer wished
one; and the Peoples Savings Bank bid
per cent.
The B. Y. P. u. Experience Social will
will be held in the Baptist church parlors
Friday evening Sept 3, when the workers
will relate their experience in earning
money to pay off the building pledge. A
good program is arranged, DC admiisic
to all who have not been earning money,