Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-12

Mrs. Alice Dofemus o. lonla, has come
to this city to make her home for the
present
Miss May Daniel left Monday for Mt.
Pleasant. where she expects to spend the
summer.
Miss Julia Morton Of Alma was called
here Monday to attend the funeral Of her
cousin. FREQ olds, who resided near this
city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. 3. c. Tuttle Of
Saranac. an eight and one half pound boy,
on July 2. Mother and son are both. doing
finely.
Misses Violet Wilcox and Margaret
Feelan returned to this city Monday
from ten days visit with friends at Big
Rapids.
Joseph D. Morse andwife retuned from
their trip to Iowa and Dakota last Friday
having spent several weeks with relatives
ia the west.
Miss Stella Workman returned to her
duties in Detroit Monday after few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
r. Workman of this city.
Bev. T. j. Clemens has started series
Of gospel meetings at the ball in Smyrna
and will preach there every Sunday eve-
ming until further notice.
VIM. T. Pope left Wednesday for owosso
where he will join his sister, and together
they will visit another sister in Fort Col
Inns. Col, for few weeks
Mrs Mary Bowersox and daughters
Ethel and CORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. E.
Grinnell have returned from their outing
at White Fish lake and Ensley.
DR. and Mrs. J H Armstrong left Mon
day for Detroit, to attend the 5oth annual
session Of the Michigan Dental Association
They expect to be gone several days. :.
James Hammel, ex.mayor of Lansing.
was in the city Wednesday guestin Hotel
Beldng and boom was inaugurated for
him for governor by Thomas Bracken
Mr.. Earl Scarett and wife Iefthere Mon
day. Mr.. Scarett, who has been employed
in the Clark Marble Works for some tine.
past. left to accept position at Pontiac.
Mrs John McCloud and son Clarence
returned to their home at St Johns Mon
day after weeks visit at TIE home Of the
formers brother, Mr.. Brady Martin Of this
city
Misses Selma Newman, Vera Broes-
annie, Carrie Sessions returned TO their
home at Butternut, Monday, after short.
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Boyer of this city.
Mrs A. j. Torrance is entertaining her
sisters Ruth and Emily Williams Of Grand
Ledge this week On Tuesday she enter
tanned Mrs. Ed Cornell Of Grat.an and
Mrs. Ethel Dow Of Lowell
Roy N Whitsoel was married in Chi
cago to Mrs. Bertha DeYoung of Lowell.
July 4th. an account Ct which has been
sent in for publication. The couple have
arrived home and will reside here.
Or. and Mrs C. F. Smith left Monday
for Detroit where they will attend the fif-
tieth annual session Of the Michigan Dent
al Association They visit friends in Can
ada before their return, being absent
about two weeks,
r. E. Bliss entertained company at
his farm July 4th and the day was very
pleasantly spent. In the company were
Mr. Shippee and family, Mrs. Morris.
Mrs Wood J. c. Brewer and family and
Mrs. Woodman of near Saranac.
Miss Lydia McCracken left yesterday
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends in St. Johns and Maple Rapids.
She accompanied her cousin, Miss Mona
McCracken, who has been a guest at the
home Of her parents for short time.
Little Russell Glenn Lee arrived July q,
to reside with his parents: Mr. and Mrs
Glenn E. Lee Of Vergennes. Weight eight
pounds Mother and child doing well.
The babes grandmother, Mrs. Susie Har-
rngton Of Belding has arrived home from
there and reports the youngster fine one
Prof. George Carver has purchased the
balloon that caused the death Of the bal
loonist in Belong last summer and expects
to make an ascension here next Saturday
George is now open for engagements and
expects to do business from this time on,
in any place where his services may be
required.
Mr. Ed. Sisco hasi his possession avaIu-
able relic oEby gone avs in the printing
and publishing art 1t is map Of New
York published by Sidney Morse nearly one
numbered years ago on thin paper and
folded in a cover small enough to carry in
the vest pocket. 1t is we'll executed and
in good state of preservation.