Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-08-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

A number more cottages are gong up
at Brokers Park Long Beach this week
Messrs. Ed. Driese and Marion Case are
building one on their lot. John Travis and
j. T. Packer the latter Of Fenwck will
also build. and Owen j. Barker is there
cleaning up his lot,
Byron F. Brown returned Wednesday
from his trip visiting the silk mills in the
eastern states, he was in Springfield
Northampton. Windsor Locks, Rockville.
Willimatic, New London, New York and
Troy. He also visited Mrs. E. A. Collins,
(nee Anna Purnell.)
John Coles Of Howard City was in the
city on business Saturday and took oc-
casion to call and shake hands with many
of his old friends here, he is looking well
and says he likes farm life so we'll that
he would not come back here to live un'-
der any consideration.
A Sweet l6" entertainment will be
held in the Central M. E church, We'd
nesday evening, August | 6. Ladies will
receive a Sweet l6" souvenir Gentle
men will receive / 6 studies in white and
gold. Tickets. l6 cents Tickets on
s.ls at Gibson's Bazaar. 2w
A number of clean shows will be at the
lonia Fair this year, among them will be
the "Duber Air Ship which will give S
minute rides for 10 cents. The passen-
gers imagine they are going through the
clouds at a high rate OF speed and seeing
portions Of America and Europe but they
are sitting safe and sound under the tent
Harry George Of Duluth, Minn spent a
few days in the city this week, arriving
here Sunday morning. He has a fine
position with headquarters there as Divi-
sional Superintendent for the Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools of Scran-
ton, Pa. he is favorably impressed that
the west is the place for young manto
make a start.
Mrs. Jay Hubbard and three children of
Belding were in Luther over Wednesday
night and made US call the next morn
morning. She was on her way to Pea
cock to join her husband who is taking a
vacation and fishing in that vicinity. Mr..
Hubbard was once resident of Luther
and our predecessor in the Observer
offiee.-Luther Observer.
The president and some Of the men,
bers Of the Bedlng City Cemetery Asso-
citation will be at the cemetery Saturday
afternoon, August IL, and would be
pleased to see those wanting work done
on their lots and those knowing Of lots
that have no friends to care for them
Also those not having keys to the too
house can get them there Remember
to be there all who are interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Dow left for their
home in New York city last week. Mrs.
Dow formerly Inez Earle has been Wis
ting here and in this vicinity for several
weeks. Mr.. Dow came Tuesday and
spent few days, he is claim agent for the
Harlem Division OF the N. Y. Contra
Railway Co., few years ago he was con-
nected with the Detroit Free Press Co. as
private secretary to Mr.. ouinby the
editor.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Baldwin Lake
Friday Aug. | 1, going on the O'Clock
morning train at reduced rates. All mem
bers or attendants of the school and So
ciety are cordially invited to join them
Come with well filled baskets, plenty o.
room and good time for all Parents o.
the Sunday school children especially are
u-ged to go and enjoy the day with thu
children.
r, Howard Hall, OF Chicago, arrived il
the city Saturday accompanied by Her
man Fetch, L, S. Whitlock and F, E
Hart, also Of Chicago. He took the party
out 10 the Wabasis Club house wher'
they remained over Sunday and enjoyed
the day at the lake very much. Monday
the party took transportation TO DranC
Rapids in the Underwood Bros. auto ca
on their return home and we're mucl
pleased with the country and the ride.