Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-19
Short Hen,s of Interest Re
Lafing to the To4vn and It's
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

Neil Jersey was home from Boyne City
over Sunday.
There will be work in the third degree
at Masonic hall Saturday night.
The Misses Mable Curtis and Rosa
Klnk were Ionia visitors over Sunday.
Don't miss the entertainment at the
Baptist church Friday evening, Nov. 20.
More than forty young people take part.
Mrs. Raymond Gilmore and son, also
Mrs. Roy Higbee OF Ionia were guests OF
Mrs. Fred MINER on the north side Friday.
Mrs. G. H. Osborn and Mrs. Mary Grit
fifth returned to Blanchard, Monday, af-
ter few days visit with Belding rela-
tives.
Mrs. Charles Wagner is the possessor
OF new Revelation China Kiln and is
prepared to do firing for any one wanting
that kind Of work.
An eight pound baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoyt, Tues
day night Otto bears his honors with
the necessary dignity.
Mrs. c. E. Allego has exchanged her
house on the corner opposite Hotel Gar
nett with DR.. Taylor, for stock Of goods
in GAINESVILLE and will move there at
once.
Every member Of St. Mary's Guild is
requested to come to the church house
Friday morning early, for an all days
session. Bring your lunch and help get
ready for the Christmas sale.
Harvey Burgess and wife Of St Johns
were guests of his cousins, Ezra and
Clarence VanHorn. over Sunday. Mr..
Burgess is foreman of the St. Johns News
and made our office very pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith are happy
over the arrival Of bouncing nine-pound
boy who arrived at their home Wednes-
nay morning. Frank is looking for the
assessor to have his personal property
valuation increased 81 600.
Mrs. M. Tubbs and her daughter Fran
ces Of Grand Rapids have taken rooms at
Mrs. Pinckney's. The latter is gradu-
ate OF music and is DESTROYS of teaching
in the city. Her studio is with Lawrence
& Walbrink in the Richmond house.
John w. Barker and wife, former resi-
dents OF this city but for the past three
years residing on farm near Sparta,
have sold out and will move to Waupaca,
Wis, where they will reside with and care
for Mrs. Bankers parents, who are get
ting along in years.
Friday, Nov. Is, was Hon. j. M. Kids
95th birthday. He was the founder Of
Kiddvile and did furnishing business in
the early numbering days Of Michigan
He was the first mayor of Ionia city and
is now living at the home Of his grandson,
Harry E. Spencer. in Iona and is in fairly
good health both in mind and body.
To all who subscribed to the Pipe
Organ Fund" Please remember that
the second payment is now due. Oui
obligations must be met so you will do us
great favor il you hand the amount to
the Pastor or any member Of the church
board, You were very prompt with the
first payment and repetition Of the same
promptness will be greatly appreciated.
Reports from some of the deer hunters
who are north on their annual hunt are
to the effect that Chas. Madden has killed
two, Glen Wortey one, r. r. Edwards
two and Henry Driese two. 1t is said
that Mr.. Wortley, who went up into Lake
county, had been in the woods only twenty
minutes when a fine doe came along and
he brought it to the ground with single
shot,