Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-19

j. T. Conneil went to Traverse City,
Monday, to visit his daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Gleason went to Grand Rap
ids, Monday, for an extended visit.
George Hidton Of Woodville was the
guest Of Miss Georgia Rhynard the first of
the week.
Hear DR.. Lancaster of Oivet college on
the science Of child life at the Congrega-
tional church Dec. 2.
The large adv. of w. F. Brioker will be
found on page eight and contains interest
ing matter for buyers
Miss Bessie Face went to Hillsdale
Tuesday to train company for the
Sleeping Beauty" show.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Waggoner were in
Ionia Monday. attending the silver we'd
ding of the latter's brother.
Prof. j. NJ Yakes, the celebrated clair
voyant and test medium is stopping at the
Hotel Garnet for few days.
A fine daughter made it's advent into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen
Tuesday. The little ones name is Doris
Opal Jensen.
The Ladies Literary Exchange will
meet with Mrs. E. R. Spencer Monday
afternoon, Nov. %, at:the usual hour, in
stead of Tuesday.
At the w. R. c. social held at Sunny
side last Thursday, twenty-seven were
present and fine picnic dinner enjoyed,
the society clearing IS.
Mrs. Charles Youngs of Three Rivers,
was called here this week by the death of
Mrs. Fred VanVickle, with whom she
resided for number of years.
The National Protective Legion will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday evening,
Nov. Is. A full attendance is requested
and refreshments will be served.
Miss Sally Smith, sister of Mrs. w. l.
Benedict, has been engaged to teach in
the place of Miss MILFORD, who resigned
her position on account Of her health.
Will White has received a commission
from Uncle Sam as Assistant Meat In
spector at salary Of $40 per year. He
leaves tonight for United States Stock
Yards. Illinois, to assume his new duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wise OF Smoky
Row, Rev o. w. Winter, wife and daugh-
ter, also Mr.. and Mrs. S. Case and Miss
Case composed happy company which
enjoyed a visit at the home of Henry
Skelenger and wife Tuesday.
The Howard City Record, speaking of
the new Gieenville refrigerator factory,
says: This is indeed good news for
Greenville. Mr.. Gibson is one of the best
business men in the city and has surround
ed himself with enterprising but at the
same time conservative men. 1t is esti-
mated that the old Skinner & Sherman
Co. lost 100000.
The following hunters in this city and
vicinity have taken out licenses to hunt
deer: E. D. Lambertson, Glenn Wortley,
M. H. Spanogle. Adelbert Buck, Budd
Wilbur, Wilbur F. Wilson, Leopold Krupp,
Chas. w. Madden, Frank Luscomb, Lee
Luscomb, E. w. Jersey, Geo. Shipman,
Ed Engeman, Frank W. Beldng, Mark H.
Brown, Peter Martin, Rostan Skellenger,
w. w, Case, w. L. Lambertson, n. j.
Leonard, S. E King, Fred Underwood,
Mart Hayes.
Miss Eva E. Engel Of Grand Rapids,
who takes Miss Wagner's class, has just
returned from Germany, where she has
been studying with Scharwenka, Ger
many's greatest master Miss Enge is a
competent teacher of several years ex-
perience and is also very fine pianist.
She will give recital in the near future.
Miss Engel has her studio at Mrs. Barn
ards in the Demorest flats, where she
may be found Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays of each week.