Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-24

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Miss Florence Gould was the guest Of
Stanton friends today.
Miss Pearl Hunter was the guest OF
Ovid friends over Sunday.
Louis Nsff. the McBridss banker, was
n the city Monday on business.
Forest Fish returned Tuesday morning
from business trip to Chicago.
Miss Eva Gray was the guest Of Green
vile friends the first Of the week.
Ed Knapp went to Howard City this
morning for short visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Miner Of Ronald
spent Sunday at the home Of F. MINER.
Geo. Holmes was called to Ionia Mon
day night to play in an Ionia Orchestra.
Supper at the Congregational church
Saturday night from five to eight o'clock
Mrs. Charles Sherwood is entertaining
the Ladies Thursday club this afternoon.
Miss Mary Peasley was called to Gowen
this~mornng by the serious illness Of her
niece.
Mrs. C. c. Merritt OF Greenville was
the guest OF Mrs. Clara Stanton last
night.
Mrs. Percy Hunt returned Monday
from few days visit with Grand Rapids
friends.
Miss M ,bel Hungerford left this morn
ing for her home at Twining, to spend her
vacation.
Mrs. w. H. Haight and baby. OF Ionia.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Eaves today.
A good screen door all sizes, for $l.lO,
including fixtures at Gibson's Bazaar on
Bridge street.
Mrs. Lee McElroy left Monday for a
short visit with friends at Grand Rapids,
Hart and Slocum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Locke of Ionia we're
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morse, over Sunday.
VIM. Salyer and family Of Stanton. are
new arrivals in the city and will make
their home here in the future.
Miss Ona Stanton returned to Owosso
Monday after short visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Clara Stanton.
First week day excursion to Grand
Rapids Saturday June 10. Train leaves
Belding at 8. a. m. Round trip Csc.
Mrs. F. Faber returned to her home at
Beal City this morning after weeks
visit at the home Of her parents in Miriam.
Mrs. Frank Harlan returned Saturday
from ten days visit with her sister, in
Alegan. She reports a very delightful
visit.
Rev. G. A. Olmsted Of Spring Arbor,
was a guest of Rev. j. B. Griswold last
evening, and left this morning for short
visit at Stanton.
At the regular meeting of the w. r. c.
Saturday afternoon, after initiation fine
program was given patriotic readings, ad
dresses, poems and songs and each men,
Der gave patriotic sentiment.
The 52nd annual meeting Of the Mich
igan Pioneer and Historical society will
be held in Lansing in the senate chamber
June and z. A highly interesting pro-
gram is prepared for the occasion.
The congressional club was entertained
by Mesdames w. B. Reed and E. B. Lap
ham at their homes Friday night. The
gentlemen gave them surprise and the
evening was very pleasantly spent.
Clarence Golden has been in the city
few days this week. He has finished his
medical course in the St. Louis, Mo-, col
lege and is on his way to Virginia, Mime
sofa, to accept fine position rendered him
in the hospital there.
DR.. j. H. Armstrong was Grand Rap
ids visitor Tuesday, and attended the an
nual meeting of the Michigan grand lodge
F. g. A. M, as a delegate from Belding
lodge, No, 555. Frank Macarthur Of Graf
tan accompanied him.
Mrs. H. S. Schreiner returned Satur-
day from an extended visit TO Lowell. Bel
ding and other places. -Luther Observer.
Mrs. Schreiner is sister Of Mrs. E. Trail
Of this city, and lived in Lowell until few
months ago when Mr.. Schreiner moved to
Luther and opened harness shop.
Mayor Robt. Baerd, Walter Smith
Hampton Rich and Charles Stevenson of
Ionia, arrived here Monday for a short
fishing trip in the Grattan lakes. Judging
from the amount Of bait and other fishing
utensils carried by the party, there will be
some large fish stories floating about the
county seat upon their return from the
celebrated lakes in this vicinity.
II you notice well developed lump on
the shoulder OF our well known citizen.
Lee Stall, don't get nervous or agitated
about it. It all comes about as the result
OF an eight and one-half pound grandson
that arrived at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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