Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-08-10
Short Hens of Interest Re
Lafias TO the Tozvn and It's
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

Mrs. Cora Talmadge who has been a
guest Of her sister Mrs. Eva Divine has
returned to Chicago.
The subject of Rev j. c. Meese' SER
mon Sunday morning will be The Great
est Thing in the World"
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Russell and their
daughter Mildred of Luther, were guests
at W. R, Olds' Tuesday.
N. Lapham went up to BALDWIN Creek
on fishing trip and also to camp out for
week or two, Tuesday.
Jerome Wardwell, who is living with
his son-in-law Eugene Lee, left Wednes-
day for visit in Stanton.
A hundred phones were put out Of
business for the Citizens telephone COM
pany last Thursday night.
Oh Sayl Why not have S. T. Arnold
put cane or splint seat in your chair.
He will do it in good shape.
Leo. Benson, L. C. Epson. w. C. Spicer
and Alfred Jonas all took the train for
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
The Supreme Shrine of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem will be held in Grand
Rapids, August 80 and 81.
Rev. w. H. Kindred was in the city on
Tuesday, he is doing some evangelistic
work and resides in Adrian.
Mrs. Chas. Schouten of Greenyille re-
turned home Tuesday after visit with
her brother, r. H. Gleason.
Miss Estella B. Curtis after a weeks
visit with friends here returned to her
home in Big Rapids Friday.
2oo-loc | Sc and zoe paper cover
novels, all in our show window, your
choice for Sc. Cornell Bros.
Mrs. A. E. Shelly and daughter of
Ionia have been visiting in the city, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. n, j. Connel
Rev c. Meese was called to one of
his former pastorates Tuesday to preach
the funeral sermon of an old friend.
Chas. Stout made a business trip to
Gowan and Trufant Tuesday and sold a
lot Of his Derby cigars. to the trade.
E, c. Lloyd the progressive dry goods
man has been remodeling the interior Of
his store to quite an extent this week
Farmers don't forget the special prem
ium offered by Edwin Pencil, owner Ct
the horse Groton 1921 l. at Ionia Fair.
Bert hunsicker and George Haysmer
and their wives were guests of Chas.
Madden and wife at Long Beach Sunday.
have opened my dressmaking parlors
again and welcome old customers also
new ones. Mrs. Kale, over Lincoln's. 2w
An excursion will be run to the Agri-
cultural college Monday, Aug 81. Rourd
trip from Bedding 81, children half fare.
The North side M E. church society
will sell home made baked goods at the
Model Market Saturday, Aug. 18th. 2w
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Strong leave tn S
week for Galena Kan. to visit her sister
Mrs. Max Alexander, for couple Of
weeks.
w. D. Summer and wife went to Crys-
tai Wednesday accompanying their nieces
who have been visiting here for the past
five weeks.
Late advices from the sick bed OF Ar
thur P. LOOMS is to the effect that he is
recovering from the fever with which he
was stricken.
Melvin Wagner and Broas Mann left
Tuesday morning for Petoskey and Bay
View to spend short time at those de-
lightful resorts.
Regular communication of Belding
Lodge No 555 F. & A M. Monday even
ing, August a. at ESQ, All members
p'ease take notice.
Mrs. F. A. Bush and brother, Frank
Durfee, we're in Brighton. Sunday Miss
Winfrsd Bush and Master Frank re-
turned home with them.
Ex-sheriff Frank L, Moon and F. j.
Richmond and families are occupying MIS-.
Clara Stanton's cottage this week at
Bricker Park Long Beach.
N. C. Griswold and wife of Hatch's
Crossing we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
B. Griswold over Sunday. He is tele-
graph operator at that place.
The Murray family reunion was he'd
at Moseley Wed 1esday. W. L. Cusser
and wife, A. Cusser and A. s. Demmick
and wife attended from this city.
All Greenville people are more than
enthusiastic over King Jolity which is to
be presented at Phelps Opera House this
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Household Goods for Sale-BedI roc m
suit, odd beds, Dressers, Rockers. stands
carpets, Peerless garland stove, range, etc.
at c, L, Staley's on Liberty street.
First class races are assured as entries
for high class horses is certain and no
doubt the track record will he broken at
Ionia Fair, Aug. SO. 5 and Sept /.
| Mrs Forest Hutchincs Of Grand Ran