Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-16

H Larnard Of Marion was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Flora Kennison left for home in
Allegan. Monday.
J. P. Presley spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
Jay Olmstead spent Sunday with his
parents in Orleans.
Geo. o. Tooley made business trip to
Greenville Monday.
B. S. Holly. of Woodland, called on
friends here Tuesday.
S photos for the price OF one dozen at
w. r. Menkee's now.
Mrs. DR.. Little made business trip TO
Grand Rapids Monday.
Emort Walsh OF Grattan was in Beld-
ing on business Tuesday.
Mr.. M. Renner Of Grand Rapids called
on Bedding friends Monday.
Miss Jennie Woodbridge left for Sumner,
Monday for short visit with friends.
Chas. Stoddard Of Ionia has accepted a
position with the Belding-Hall Mfg. Co.
Buy book Of the souvenir views of
Belding They cannot be equalled for the
money
Do not fail to get my prices on hats be-
fore buying elsewhere. Mrs. W. E.
Rogers.
Geo. Haysmer and Seth How ,rd called
on Mr.. Haysmer's brother in Greenyile
Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Millard of Coral
arrived in this city Tuesday for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. w. P. Richmond was a member
Of the Pierce party as far as Grand Rap
ids Tuesday.
Miss Elma Armour Of Lake Odessa
was the guest Of her cousin, Victor Ar
mour over Sunday.
Mesdames Peter Peterson and Geo.
Keller of Lakeview are visiting at Sam
OOtuOu . III OillJlHo
Mrs. c. P. Reed and son, Vern Reed,
left Tuesday for Owosso to attend the
funeral of the ladys mother.
Miss Edna WEIGH. who spent Sunday
with her sister. Miss Ada WEIGH. returned
to her home in Alma Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCracken. who
recently removed here from Maple Rap
ids, rejoice in the birth of son Monday
Mrs. j. c. Zerba was called to Green
vile Monday to take care of her grand
daughter, Made Thompson, who is quite
sick
Frank Morey and wife returned to
their home in Greenville Monday, after
spending Sunday with their friend, L.
Smith
Misses Lillian McMaster and Florence
Mcdonald we're guests of Bedding friends
over Sunday, returning to their home in
Alpena Monday.
Mrs Robert Conner has moved into the
city from Ionia and now occupies her
home on Front street. She was former
ly an employee in the Banner composing
rooms.
Mrs. c. Carten, who has been attend
ing some home affairs for few days, re-
turned to the sick bed of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Chas. Carten at Greenville on
Tuesday.
Ned Wilder and Miss Bessie Hathaway
were married in Chicago several weeks
ago, Mr. Wilder has good position in
that city and their friends here wish them
much JOY.
Miss Ina Stanton left Monday morning
for vacation of six months. Miss STAN
ton goes to Grand Rapids and from there
directly to Mobile, Alabama, where most
of her vacation will be passed.
The Ladies Aid society of the Green's
M. E. church met with Mrs. Edwin Dorr
Nov, 8. Dinner was served to AZ. ten of
these being old time friends, having lived
in the township oyer 60 years.
FREE-one day only. Saturday, Nov.
ID, we will give Csc box of Rexal Vio-
let Talcum powder with one ounce Of
Dorothy Vernon or any other soc per-
fume in our store. Cornell Bros.
Mrs Geo. Hauck Of Marion, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Peter Hauck
for the p7st week, left Tuesday for
short visit with friends in Westphalia
Mrs Peter Hauck accompanying her
there.
James Avery and wife we're called to
Ionia Friday evening where they attend
ed the funeral Saturday of Mrs. Avery's
aunt, Mrs. Frances Myers. aged 60
years. Her remains were taken to Sara
nae for burial.
The Ionia St. Johns Juniors returned
from Bedding at 20 a. m. still full Of
yell, although beaten 6 to by the Bed-
ing Juniors. The Belding Seniors came