Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19

frlendS IN omyfnd.
Jcky, the latest perfume, 30 cents ar
ounce at Benedicts.
Ray Gilmore and Miss Alta Wood were
Ionia visitors over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Gott was the guest of friends
and relatives at Gowan over Sunday.
Miss Emma Sharp was the guest OF
friends in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Special prices in wall paper to close al
Wilders. as 2w
Miss Mary Rogers. Of Spencer Bros,
was at her home IN Lowell over Sunday
Mr.. Irving Demorest has returned from
Ann Arbor to remain home for a few
days.
Miss Laura Bellomy was called to
Sherman City Saturday on account Of
sickness.
Miss Elma Cass Of Grand Rapids ar
rived here Monday to work in one of the
silk mills.
Mrs. Lida Baird Of Greenville was a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. James Cole of
this city, Tuesday.
Nick Slender and wife Of Greenville
spent Sunday at the home OF Henry
Krupp near this city.
Misses Stella Heffron and Irene
Crysler were Grand Rapids visitors from
Saturday till Monday.
Miss May Spencer and Mr.. w. Fuller Of
Grand Rapids were guests at the home of
Forest Fish over Sunday.
Mrs. Reed Gilbert Of Lansing arrived
in this city Tuesday for weeks visit at
the home OF her son Carl.
Mrs. Frank Cole of Fenwick was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Lo Garfield from
Thursday till Monday last.
The Misses Effie Johnson and Ethel
Coffin, we're guests Of friends in Big Rap
ids from Saturday till Monday.
Geo. w. Holmes played with Bouck's
orchestra Of Ionia at the K. of P. party
i uClO lHdL Sily nOHbdJ uiBHt.
Mrs. John Kinds and Mrs. Joseph Brey-
MAYER we're called to Lansing Monday to
attend the funeral of relative.
Miss Ella Armour of Grand Rapids was
Sunday guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Armour of this city.
Mrs VIVA McCallum of Guide Rock
Nebraska, arrived here Monday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs John Rossman.
Frederick Cole of Edmore arrived here
Monday, for an indefinite stay at the home
of his son-in-law, H. E. Bodgett Of Kidd
vile.
Mrs. Asa Jakeway and daughter of
Moseley and Miss Eva McGnness Of
Lowell transacted business in this city
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bleser of Detroit ar
rived in this city Tuesday to spend a
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jaminett Of the North Side.
The play A Human Slave, which comes
to the opera house April rs, is guaran-
teed attraction. They have been playing
weeks engagement at Burts' theatre IN
| Toledo.
VIM. A. Smith Of Chicago, who has
been a guest at the home of Geo. E.
Curtis for the past three weeks, left Fri
day for short visit at lonia, before re-
turning home.
Miss Mile Zieman left for Pittsburg
this morning, where she will remain a
short time in one Of the large dry goods
establishments there, with an exhibit Of
Beldng Bros. & Co. silk.
c. A. George and family have left Hit-
bling. Mimi, and moved to Duluth where
Mrf. George and Harry will remain for
some time while Mr.. George and son
Murray have gone to farming in upper
Canada.
Chas. Wise received a shipment Of
10000 lake trout Tuesday for planting
n the Big Wabasis lake. If the young
sters do well it will only be a few years
before the people of this vicinity will be
Lying on the fat of the land.
Alexander, Herbert and Monroe Young,
Of this city, and William Mcpherson, a
brother-in-law from Stanton, left Monday
for Assinabola, Northwest Canada, where
they expect to take up homestead in that
now rapidly growing country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. H.
A. Lamb, Miss Iris McElroy Mr.. George
and the Misses Jennie and Florence Wag-
ner we're in attendance at Powers opera
house Monday evening to hear Nordca
the world famous prima donna.
Miss Florence Washburn left Tuesday
for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she
goes to resume her studies in the Mil
waukee Downer college, after spending
her vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Washburn of this city.
E E. Chappell has purchased the
building occupied by A. r. Workman and
expects to take possession in the near