Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-09-26
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Mrs. Melvin Sparks went to Coral on
Friday last for short visit.
Donald Pilkinton was the guest of Port
land relatives the last Of the week
A Friedman of Portland was in the
City Tuesday night on business trip.
The ladies of St. Mary's Guild will serve
supper Saturday evening of next week.
Mrs J. j. caves Of Palo visited at Il Q
home of A. M. Eaves the last of the week.
Miss Ethel Smmins went to Ionia Tues
day where she had position awaiting
her.
The past week has been 'cold spell
and ended this morning with sharp
frcst
Mr.. and Mrs. A c Shaw visited Green
vile friends last week also took in the
fair.
Mrs. L. V. Towers of Grand Rapids was
guest at A. V. Towsrs the last of the
week.
Mrs. S. w. Bowman of Greenvle, was
the guest of Mrs. Mary Drew Tuesday foi
the day.
Miss Maude Krepps went to St. Johns
Friday for few days visit with friends
IN that city
Miss Myrtle Conkin was called to Thu
'ant Wednesday by the serious illness Of
Ter mother
Ellis Ranney and family left this morn
ng for an extended visit in Massachusetts
md the East.
Mrs. Kim Bacon OF Morley was tie
guest OF her daughter Mrs John Carncch-
an, over Sunday.
The Misses Josephine and Tressa Gep
ord went to Ionia Monday for short
visit with friends.
Watch our window every week from
aow until Christmas for special sales on
China. Pattersoa's.
Two subjects, 1.-The Language Of Flow.
srsp and "A Sloo Bill, at the 'BlJOU
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Maria Shipman of Howard City
was guest Of Mrs Floyd Regis from
Satur day till Monday.
Miss Grace johnson returned to Iona
On Friday last after a few days visit
With BeldIng friends.
c. H Mcpherson returned to Owosso
asst Friday to accept position as chef In
one of the leading hotels.
Mrs. Marian Moon returned to he
lome at Cadillac this morning after
visit with Beldng friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornell went tc
chicago Monday for few days, combin-
ng business with pleasure.
Mrs. Everhard Of Three Rivers, sister
of Mrs. William Coulter, transacted busi-
aess in this city Tuesday evening.
Miss Beatrice Hubert of Grand Rapids
vas guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. G. O'Bryon, the last Of the week.
The Ladies Literary Exchange will
meet with Mrs o. J. Foster Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 3, at the regular hour
Mrs. Brady Martin and nephew, Or
vile, went to ST. Johns Monday for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Bertha Sears returned to her home
IN Butternut, Tuesday after a few days
visit with her aunt, Mrs Mason Burns.
Mrs Levi Pierce returned to her home
At Howard City Monday, after a short
visit with her niece, Mrs. Clarence Church.
Throw away your cook stove! You
can now obtain a coal or wood attach
nent for any Gas Range. Ask the Gas
nan. loft
Mrs c. L. Hawley returned to her home
At Ionia Monday, after short visit at the
home Of Or. Dstt and other Belding
'dends.
Mss Maude Sawtel returned to her
home at Breckenridge Tuesday. after a
A few days visit with her friend, Miss
Clara Tucker.
Mrs. Hoyt Pierce and children left
Tuesday for Portland. Oregon, where they
20 to join Mr.. Pierce who has fine pos
ion in that city.
Miss Gertie Snyder who has been work.
ng here for some time past. left for her
home at Alpena, Tuesday. where she ex-
poets to remain.
Mrs. Will Day returned to her home at
Coral on Friday last after a few days
yisit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
Rich near this city.
Mrs H. PETER and Mrs. Bert Barber
we're guests Of friends near Cannonsburg
IN Saturday and Sunday last. They re-
jort delightful time.
Mrs Edith Stewart returned TO her
lone at Breckenridge this morning after
! weeks visit at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandy.
Mrs. j. Galloway. who has been spend
ng the past two months with her daugh-