Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-03

, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ireland were Grand
Rapids visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Zimmerman transacted
! business in Ionia Monday.
Robert PEBBLES is entertaining his sister
] Mrs. Dennis Hagan. this week.
Miss Ina Silvernail went to Alma
Wednesday for an extended stay.
Miss Minnie Solomon raturned Tuesday
from short visit at her home in Manistss.
Mrs. Gearge Shipman went to Green
vile Tuesday to visit few days with rel
atives.
Henry VanSickle of Ionia was a Sum
I day guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Ed
monds.
Miss Margaret Sisco went to Grand
Haven Tuesday for short visit with
friends.
The ladies' literary exchange will meet
with Mrs Nellie Ireland next Thursday
afternoon at $3.50.
Marie, Christine and Anna Peterson re-
turned Tuesday from their vacation at
their home in Coral.
Mrs. w. G. Msach returned to her home
at Muir Tuesday, after few days visit
with Belding friends.
Two great days at Jensen & Wheeler's
during their 5rd anniversary sale Friday
and Saturday. Jan. l8 and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sherman left last
Wednesday morning for Barryton where
they will visit their daughter for a week
or ten days.
O.. Foster went to Grand Rapids this
week to take look at the new showings
in the furniture line now on exhibition by
the manufacturers.
You are requested TO 3rd attend the
anniversary sale of Jensen & Wheeler's
Friday and Saturday, Jan. l8 and 18th
Be sure and come.
If yon want bargains in dry goods or
ladies' and children's coats attend Jensen
& Wheeler's 5rd anniversary sale Friday +,
and Saturday. Jan. l 8 and 9th.
Fred A. Washburn attended a meeting
OF the asylum official board in Ionia Tues .
day in company with j. w. Belknap OF
Greenvllle, apother member Of the board
H. A. Smith and wife are on a four
weeks visit in Grand Rapids and Coopsrs- q
vile. 1t is the usual custom of MIR. and s
Mrs. Smith to take vacation about this
time every year.
The Banner is indebted to E. ]. Wagner
for copy Of the Christmas Deserrst
News published at Salt Lake City A
very large special edition and very inter-
estlng reading.
Mr.. and Fred Nelson Of Upland, Neb.,
we're guests Of Mrs. M. Nash the first Of
the week. They left Tuesday for Eldora,
Iowa, whore they will visit for a short
time before returning home.
w. D. Ballou left Monday for Chicago
to attend the national convention OF
cement users and incidentally to exhibit
his cement mixer. The exhibit is under
the care of F. c. Jennings Of Low ell and
A. L. Marvin Of Grand Rapids. +
At Boyoe City is the Beulah Home for
for boys. Every means possible has to
be devised to clothe and take care of
these boys. Every boy and girl in Bel
ding can do something il they choose by
bringing all the old rubbers to Mrs. Nellie
millinery store to be sent to the
home and for which the boys receive ten
cents per pound.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church Mrs. M. A. Chapman
vas elected clerk. w. A. Little, treasurer;
Myron c. Green, deacon; E. w. Little and
H. A. Lamb. trustees; H. A. Smith. supt.
Of Sunday school; Mrs. C. S. Barnes.
assistant supt. Delegate to the Lansing
association. Mrs C. S Barnes. There
will be services Sunday. both morning and
evening. At the evening service the male
quartette will sing.
j. Rollo Steele, the man who wrecked
Philadelphia bank by throwing bomb
on Saturday, killing the cashier and him
self, was at one time we'll known in this
city and Greenville. On June IL, 1904,
he married MRS. Bessie Osterhouse, JUS
tice Lamb of Greenvlle performing the
ceremony. She was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Goodno. of Lamont and
was the widow Of ]. D. Osterhouse. a Pers
Marquette employee, who was killed at
Traverse City January 26 1904. Steele
also went under the name Of Henry Row.
land. II
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