Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-01-05

lear Ell.
Nred Tuck returned to Ann Arbor
ednesday.
Hiss Iva Castle went to Wyman on
bnday for a short visit.
4augh and grow fat-Eli Perkins at
'era House next Saturday night.
Mrs. Geo. f. Smith has returned
Sun visit to her parents in Almont.
Miss Ma'ie Conn of Lansing was a
est of Mss Beulah Benedict last
TX.
N,e G. Wilbur was home from his
nd the holidays with his
SAner Fales who has been visiting
she city for the past week returned
Ionia Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Morse has returned
m pleasant holiday visit with her
ther Orlo at Bellevue.
" Hlysmer left here Monday
ing for Cadillac where he has a
position awaiting HILL
Among the holiday visitors at Thos.
lannon's were Mr.. and Mrs. George
yiddicomb of Grand Rapids.
Rev. f. L. Porter was in Ionia at
nding a yearly business meeting of
he Churchofs Christ Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Roder went to Alma on
FAIonday to spend the week with rela-
tives and friends at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville North went to
uGreenville Monday after short visit
!, with Albert Rowley and family.
| Mrs. Marie Oracle and son John
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Moore on Friday last.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Lamb and
3 Marguerite Lamb have returned
from pleasant visit at Ypsilanri.
III Mr., and Mrs. f. J Knapp have had
Jas holiday guests Mrs. Olive Stark of
Carlisle and c. f Knapp and wife of
Lawton.
Mrs. II. j. Amperse returned Fri
LAY from three weeks visit with
Relatives and fLiends in Buffalo and
petroit.
w. / Benedict attended the school
board section of the Michigan State
Preachers Associatioff at Lansing
last week
Especial meeting. vi, begin Jan. .,
inlNAe Disciple chnrc Rev. T. w.
Dnnifham Of Bangor Win assist Rev.
F. T kprter. -
-Sp9slsI communication -oi-~Defding
Lodge, No. 355, f. & A. NJ. will be
Iheln Saturday night for work in the
I p. A, degree.
Reuben Worters of this city left on
m6aturday for Big Rapids where he
will enter the Ferris institute to take
business course.
Mrs. Ella Worthington returned to
ner home at Ithaca Friday, after a
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Arnold.
A. w. Demorest and daughter Lii
Bian returned to Lansing Tuesday,
they were here to attend the Demo
rest family reunion.
Mrs Emma Nelson returned to her
home at Lakeview Monday after a
XTeeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
XEllen Johnson of this city.
Mrs. V, Hewett and niece Clara
Belle, of Reed City, who we're guests
pf Mrs. Clay Weaver last week, re-
urned to their home at that place
pm Friday.
Mrs. Rose Lord of Sand Lake re-
urned to her home at that place on
Rriday after a short visit at the home
pf Mrs. f. J. Sells and Mrs Alex Kel-
ley of this city
Harmony Lady Quartet Co. is the
next number on the lecture course.
FThursday Jan. II Seats in the gall
ery l5c. Regular admission, 25c. Re-
SERVED seats l5c.
M. L. Osterhout and wife Of Green
willie and Jas. Smith and wife of Cad
lac we're guests at f. L. Chapple's
pver Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Smith re-
maining uutil Tuesday.
"a The annual meeting of the ladies
Social Circle will be held Wednesday
ban. l1th at the church parlors at
n E2:3O p. m. Lunch will be served and
the president desires that all mem
bers come prepared to pay their dues.
~ John E. Taylor of Eureka reports by
phone yesterday that a red headed
wood pecker was out flying around
over his farm and playing tattoo
on trees, barns and stubs, he is not
certain whether it is summer or
winter bird but hopes with all the rest
of mankind in this part of the state,
that it is the harbinger of a mild open
winter.