Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-08-22

Friday night.
Rev. j. A Baynton was Grand Rap
ids visitor Friday.
Rev. N J. Myers is on business triI
to Indiana and Ohio this week.
Miss Cherie Campbell went to Ioni;
Tuesday for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Geo. o. Tooley left Monday morn
ing for a visit with her parents in Ovid.
Mrs. Florence Patterson left Monda,
for short visit with friends in Lakeview
Neyne Tower Of Greenvlle visited Mis-.
Verle Arnwine the first part of the week
Hartman's famous marine band ha.
been engaged to furnish music at the Ionis
fair.
Miss Nellie McSorley left Saturday fol
short visit with relatives and friends al
| Alpena.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Fuller have return
ed from Chicago and expect to settle in
Belding
Scion and Bert Moore returned Monday
from two weeks visit with friends in
Detroit.
Lewis Curtis has returned from St
Joseph and is now engaged as clerk at
the Hub.
DR.. c. F. Smith is in Detroit and Romeo
this week. His wife will return home
with HIM.
Ross Miller of Middleton, a former ctize n
here, was in the city Friday and Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Eta Mclaughlin and son Falie
eft Tuesday for Fort Collins, Col, where
they will reside.
The Misses Irene and Bertha Barnes
left Saturday fer few weeks visit with
relatives at Mason.
George A. Perciyal of Lake Odessa
was in the city over Sunday, the guest OF
Fred MINER and family.
Mexican Bill and Harry Davis will be
seen IN fancy riding and shooting every
An Auto party of seven young people
form Greenyille visited number of their
young friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W Haysmer left Sat-
urday for few weeks visit with the
atter's parents at Vickeryville.
A. M. Hall, manager of the Miller Har-
ris Furniture Co., left Friday to spend a
few days vacation at his home in Hastings
Base ball honors at the Ionia fair will
be sought by Greenyille. lonla, Portland,
Saranac and Lowell These will be the
oest g ames of the season.
Morton jerks, who has been at Big
Rapids to arrange for attending the Fer
ris Institute during the coming term, re-
turned Monday.
John s. Ellis Of Dodgeville, Wis, who
has been guest Of his daughter Mrs. F.
{. Barnard, for the past six weeks, re-
turned to his home on Friday last.
Mrs. Riley Jones left Monday for Lang
ston, where she will visit relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by her
nece, Mrs, Emily Wright Of Remus.
Elmer E Cook has moved his barn
from the lot recently sold to Ernest Bar
ker, to his lot east of Bridge street. North
Side, and will convert it into house.
Mrs. Vliet of Portland, Oregon, arrived
in Belding, Monday. She will visit with
her sister, Mrs. Albert Cusser of this city
and other relatives and friends near Or
leans
Earl Wilson, who has been the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. j. Ferguson for some
time past. left Saturday for visit at
Fremont, before returning to his home at
Saginaw.
Mrs. o. L Vreeland OF ST. Johns and
Mrs w. H. Martin and son of Escanaba,
who were guests at the home Of j. P.
Martin portion of last week, left Satur-
day for st Johns.
The north side business men crossed
bats with the south side business men
again Wednesday and won out by score
Of / 8 to 9. The south side say they will
give them drubblng next time.
Dowight c. Sheldon and family of Ionia
srent Sunday in Bedding, guests at Mark
McNtts. Mr.. Sheldon also transacted
some legal business and visited his farm
near Cooks Corners before returning.
An auto party from Cedar Springs, con-
sisting of L. M. Sellers OF the Cedar
Springs Clipper, John Beucus, Bert Skin
ner and R. c. Blackburn, took dinner at
Hotel Belding Sunday, returning home by
Grattan and Rockford.
D. M Gerber of Douglas and Andrew
Gerber of Fremont were in the city this
week having business with the Ballou Mfg.
Co. The Company are putting out lot
IF mixers and the demand for the power
machines is growing rapidly.
The lonia wagon works employees ex-
cursion will be run over the Pere Mar
quette. via Beding. Saturday, Aug. "a.
Train leaves Orleans at 8lz a. m, Beld-
me- 9.40 a m Returning from Grand