Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-04-29

Mrs. Adah Isham has gone TO Grand
Rapids to live.
S. T. Arnold, the chair repairer, has
moved into rooms over Peck's shoe
store.
Mrs. Emily G. Ford went to Chicago,
Tuesday, for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
The MisseslMartha and Minnie kohn
were called to McIvor yesterday, bv
the serious illness of their brother.
Mrs. Reno G. Hoag, Ilate OF New York
state, is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Emerson Tooley of this city.
Mulbury Camp No s75 M. w. A.
have special business to transact at
the meeting, May 3rd, every member
be present
d. F. Brown of the North Side has
gone to Rome, n. Y. to accept a posi-
ton as foreman with big Good Roads
Construction Co.
Howard Hall and wife arrived in
the city last week and have taken
rooms at the Hotel Bedding where they
will reside for the present.
Mrs. Elya Vliet, who has been max
lug an extended visit with relatives
and friends in this vicinity, left Tues
lday for her home in Portland, Oregon.
Miss Ruth Fargo has returned from
an extended visit of several months In
Chicago and vicinity and is now Install
ed as primary teacher in the smyrna
school.
Hale Bros. have leased the Weidman
building on the north side and Will put
il i'm share at once for meat market.
They are putting in large ice box and
other furniture and fixtures.
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Henry Smith, next Tuesday
afternoon, for their regular monthly
meeting. An interesting program II
arranged.
The following officers have'been elect
ed by the Bedding fire department.
chief, Robert PEBBLES; assistant CHIEF
Chas. Coon; captain hose wagon, Aller
Wilson; captain hook and ladder wag
on. Frank Klock; stewart, Ollie TAFT.
, Loren G. Fales and Elmer f. Fale
went 10 Flint Tuesday to visit Bingle.
and found him in a much improves
condition and feeling very comfortable
His MANY friends here will be please
IN hear of this favorable turn in hi
condition.
e Quite a number of Bedding peopl
e went to Grand Rapids Tuesday Tor ID
!, day, among the number being Mr.
Peter Andrews, Mrs. w. G. Spicer an
daughter Flossie, Mrs. Homer Ung'
: and Hazel, Mrs. Marion Case, Mrs.
w. Case, and Mrs. Will Case.
o In another column will be found u
advertisement of the Voigt Milling Go
q of Grand Rapids, which has ma
!, thirty-five years experience in handlir
: -four, now have daily output OF TN
o barrels per day. They give guaral
tee with each sack. Miss Edith Davi
solicitor for the company will sper
N two weeks in the city making hou
~ TO house call.
~ T. w. Nevins and wife OF 81 Lou
N arrived here Tuesday for short Wis
n. with his brother, J. 5. Nevins. M
~ Nevins is seventy-six years OF age al
"a told our reporter that his trip TO ~
a ding was the first ride on the railro
that he has had since he was YOU
90 man when he worked on work ira
for few months.
,g l. w. Howe, while working
ar Henry Kelly's in Orleans plaster
he one day last week was suddenly strit
te en- and fell to the floor, having sun
m ed slight stroke of paralysis In
ga lower limbs. Mr.. Howe Is at u
ay Deans at present and says he is gettl
to along alright and expects to recover
rk he is moving around again. Mr.. do
is IA years old.