Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-09-05

Up-to-date tonsotial work at the Nortl
Side barber shop. S. Baty, prop.
A Gas Range is always ready for bust
ness. No waiting. no bother, no work
but full cooking heat at once. loft
Rev. c. E. Maxfield, pastor of the
Baptist church, and his family returned
Friday from their vacation and he will
occupy his pulpit Sunday morning.
Frank Lincoln of Chicago, who has
been spending couple of weeks with
relatives and friends in this city ano
vicinity. left for his home Sa urday.
Mrs. Amelia Belding and grand
daughter, Hazel Lender, returned to Anr
Arbor Saturday after al extended visit
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Dietz.
Mrs John Jaoott returned to her home
at Greenvlle Saturday after few days
| visit at the home of her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alex Hanselman. Of the North Side.
Glen Smith of GreenvIle was in towr
last week bidding farewell TO his many
friends before departing for Seattle.
where he will accept position as clerk
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. White, who have
been guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. H Bedding for the past two weeks.
left Saturday for their home in Cincinatti.
Ohio.
Chas Ryerson and family, who have
been spending some time with relatives
in this city and vicinity left on Thursday
last for their home at Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
Claude PETER, who has been officiating |
as chef at summer hotel at Spring Lake |
returned to this city Saturday, the hote
having been closed for the season the day |
before.
Miss Grace Travis has accepted posi-
ion as teacher in the public schools at
Berrien Springs, and left for her new home
at that place on Friday She has signed
for the year.
Frank Durfee did not take the trip to
his old home in Brighton last week to the
home coming as ne was laid up with
which came on him few
days before the time to go.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. T. Mccormick went to
Howard City. Tuesday to spend few days
n that place. Mr.. Mccormick will make
an exhibit at the fair this week for Grin
nell Bros. big music house.
Mrs. /. l.. Hayes returned to her home
1t Grand Rapids Friday, after an extend
ID stay at the home of wellington johnson
who has been seriously i'll for some time
past and is now somewhat improved.
The many friends Of Theo. |. Phelps Of
ireenvIlle will be pleased to learn that he
S much improved from his serious illness
# about three months and that hopes are
low entertained for his speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Whtesell and Mrs.
;, A. Schemerhorn, Of Pallsade, Neb.,
Who have peen spending a couple OF
weeks with their brother. John Whitesell
{ this city, left Friday for their western
ome.
J. A. Spencer of Toledo was in the city
nd at Smyrna, shaking hands with old
riends few days last week. He was
allied here as a witness in the Tebbel
,ater rights case with the Spencer Elec-
ric Light Co.
M. c. Bentley. the clothier of Belding,
as fine display of fall clothing fer
entlemen at the county fair Mr.. Bent
~ is the first out OF town business man
, have display in good many years
onia Sentinel.
Leon Osterhout and wife Of Alegan \
we're here last week visiting her Z
other, Mrs. Raymond, and also his
ther. M. L. Osterhout at the farm near
reenville. 1t is his first visit here since
, went to Allegan.
n. B Wilcox and wife are grandpar-
IT'S to fine baby born to Mr. and Mrs
. !. Decoster at Brockton. Mass. Sept |.
lC OloPdtOU 0ldu SbalC WneLlef IL Was
boy or girl but that doesn't make any
fference. all are happy.
Chas. J. Seely was in the city Monday.
e came up from Owosso where he is ar Z
lnging to publish a souvenir OF the city. \
e came to get his boys started in school
is mother will keephouse until Mrs. Seely
turns from the north where she went to
'cape the hay fever.
Mrs. L. E. Baily, the celebrated tenn
france speaker of Staten Island, N. Y, :
i'll speak in Saranac the fifth and six of
apt, at the F. M. church in S. w. Orleans,
e evening of the seventh and coming to
Gliding the eighth. All, who do not hear
n, will miss hearing one of the best of :
e best Of our national speakers.
Lyle Demorest Of Lansing and Fred W
.anton took romatic ride from Big
abasis lake down the Wabasis creek and a.
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