Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-20


Miss Bonnie Hadley spent Monday
with Orleans friends.
Francis Labadie at the ConcreCa tional
church Sept. 2e.
Miss Eva Middleton left Saturday for a
few days visit at Farwell.
Mrs. E. A. Cook and daughter, Minnie.
were Ionia visitors Monday.
Miss Birdie Dillingham; went to Green
vile Saturday for short visit.
H. j. Leonard and H. H. Gooding tran
sacted business in Iona Monday.
Special meeting Of Doric Chapter Tues
day evening for installation of officers.
Miss Carrie Carter was guest of her
brother in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Miss Addie Warren was the guest Of
Bedding friends the last Of the week.
George Aubill left Monday for Albion
where he will resume his studies at the
college.
No service in the Congregational church
Sunday except Sunday school at IL
o'clock
Mrs. Hattie Gleason was called to Tru-
FAINT Monday by the serious illness of her
mother.
Miss Lizzie Bearss left Monday for
Conkn. Mich, to spend few days with
sick friend.
BeldIng and Ionia foot ball teams will
cattle for supremacy next week Friday
at the lonia Fair.
There will be regular meeting of the
Protective Legion Wednesday evening at
the Woodman hail.
Miss Mary Farland went to lonia, Mon
day for few days visit with friends and
relatives in that city.
Miss Lizzie Wagner wens to Bay City
Saturday for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Jennie Connolly went to Sand
Lake Saturday for few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Ionia and Beding foot ball teams will
play their first game under the new rules
at the Ionia fair on Friday.
Ira o. Johnson returned to Detroit Sat-
urdsy after few days visit with her
father, Wellington Johnson.
Mrs. Claude Clark and sister. Miss
Pansy Herrick, went to Grand Ledge on
Monday for an extended visit.
There will be foot races, sack races and
other sports on the program for the lonia
fair next Thursday and Friday.
j. j. Bennett Of Detroit was Bedding
visitor last week in the interest of the
Grinnell Music House of Detroit.
Mrs. C. G. Shelter and little daughter
Cora Grace, left Saturday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Owosso
Mrs. F. Simpson most cordially invites
the ladies to attend her millinery opening
Sept 2z. See her adv. in another col
umn.
Miss Ida Barclay returned Monday
from a weeks visit at St. Louis. She also
attended a family reunion during her
absence.
Mrs. Jennie Seleck returned to her
home at Ionia Friday after short visit
with her friend, Mrs. E. VanGllder, Of
this city.
Peter Kohn went to Petoskey Saturday
to spend few days with his wife who is
at that place to avoid an attack of hay
fever.
Mrs. H. c. Paxton Of Corning, N. Y,
also Mrs. A. C. Little and children OF
Palo we're Sunday visitors at the home Of
A. M. Eaves.
Mrs. A G. Allen, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at George
Reeves, returned to her home at Luding
ton Saturday.
Miss Tena Hanson returned Monday
from short visit at Sidney where she
had been to assist her father in celebrat-
ing his birthday.
D. Allen Hill and Alta M. Cartridge,
William N. Rogers and N. Byrle Snyder.
Warren w. Lafler and Una L. Lyon, all
OF this city, are married.
Louis Grlnnell. former resident Of this
city, passed through Belding Friday with
the remains of his wife who died recently,
fox ;ntarrant at Eeryie Canfra