Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16


Miss Pearl Hunter was called to Ovid
Wednesday to attend the funeral of a
nephew.
Miss Abbie Moore returned Monday
from four weeks visit with relatives at
Ypsllanti.
Mrs. Peter Kohn left Tuesday for Petos-
key for a month to avoid the lortures OF
hay fever
Miss Mable Davis Of Lansing is spend
ing a couple Of weeks with various friends
n the city.
Mrs Bert Riker and son Gordon left
Wednesday for a two weeks visit at
Blanchard.
Mrs. Mary Cameron OF Grand Rapids
is guest of Mrs. Martha Skecher for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Stonehouse went to Detroit
Tuesday to spend month with relatives
and friends.
Mrs Eta Minard Of Lansing is guest
at the home Of Grove Sears OF Grattan
for week.
Miss Gale Knee, who has been visiting
lSi uuSlo 6iho Nuoo, iosuihou W Wi i
Wednesday.
Rev. J. w. Sheehan occupied the pulpit
at the central Methodist church in Lansing
last Sunday.
W. B. Travis and wife have returned
| from trip to Grand Haven, Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Judge Stewart Of the Superior court OF
Grand Rapids is transacting business IN
this city this week.
Miss Louise Murphy and Miss Florence
Sturdevant went to Lansing Wednesday
for few days visit.
Mrs. J. j. Young and daughter. Eliza
beth of Grand Rapids areguest Of Phillip
Young for few days.
W. M Hall returned to his home at
8arrYton Tuesday after a short visit at
the home of Frank Hall.
| Mrs Ada Anderson returned to her
home at Greenvile, Monday. alter a short
visit with Mrs. Clara Hurd.
Mrs. Byron Brown and son. Phillip.
we're guests Of Rev. j j Staley in Grand
Rapids Tuesday for the day.
Mrs John Lynch returned to her home
at Rodney Wednesday after short visit
with her sister, Mrs Frank DAVIS.
Mr. ard Mrs Fred Peck returned Tues
day from d short visit at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Meach, near Muir.
The express train due here at 6:l0
m. ran over a helfer which was on the
track near the clay banks last night.
The Michigan state fair will open in Os-
trolt August so ana continue TO Septem-
Ger 9th. Make arrangements to 60.
Mrs. ]. D. Worden of Greensboro. Ky,
is spending few weeks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Little.
Miss Pearl Cottrell and Miss Rora All
man went to Greenvile. Monday for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George Cot
trell.
Mrs. John Edwards returned to her
home at Crystal today after two week
visit with her daughter Mrs. Chelsea Al
drich.
The ladies social circle will meet with
Mrs. E. B. Lapham Wednesday afternoon
August %. at $50. Full attendance
desired
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Fawcett returned
to their home at Howell Wednesday
after short visit at the home OF @. j.
Gibson.
Il tickets were sold at this station yes
terday for the Grand Rapids excursion.
90 tickets were sold here for the excursion
on Sunday.
Mrs. Will Orser and Mrs j. w. Bolen-
baugh attended the Thursday afternoon
club at Greenville today. Mrs. A. Fuhr-
man entertained.
A chunk Of copper was picked up by
Carleton Angel on his mothers farm one
day last week. 1t was pure stuff and
weighed | 2 pounds.
The Misses Esther and Mildred Edgar
returned TO their home at Lakevew.
Tuesday, after short visit at the home
of,Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pixley.
Mrs. Sarah Tucker returned to her
home at Duluth, Mimi, Tuesday after a
visit OF six weeks at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Hawley.
Mrs Sarah Hayward and Mrs. c. E
Murray of South Boardman. who were
called here by the death Of Mrs. Ann
Murray, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Tile Korbel and her brother
Joseph Mark who have been guests at
the home of John Wacha near this city
for several weeks past, returned to their
home in Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. E. F. McQuaker Of Chicago. is
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs S.
j. Dodd. Mrs. Mc0uaker is fayorably
impressed with our city and thinks Of
making it her home in the near future.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter attended the pio-
neers' picnic at Baldwin lake last week
Thursday. She said they had very fine
time. On the bus from the station at
Greenville to the lake there was a party
Of nine, seven Of whom we're widows and
Mrs. Lessi.er said it was not very good
day for widows either.
Walter Lamberton had his big pickrel
on display in the bank window it was SO
inches long and weighed 2 pounds. he
had been casting and was letting the hook
trail in deep water while rowing across
the lake.
Mrs. George w. Porter returned Tues
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