Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-01

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Miss Belle Barry has gone to Petos-
key for the summer.
ID. o. Thompson went TO Stanwood
Saturday for q short visit with George
Stout.
| Miss Helen Baerd' arrived Saturday
to spend aweek with her friend Norma
Loewe.
Miss Nora Couteman left Saturday
for short vacation with friends at
Saginaw.
Miss Josie Beardslee left Monday for
Cedar Springs, where she will spend
her vacation.
Mrs. A. j. Torrance is receiving a
visit from her sisters, Ruth and Emily
of Grand Ledge.
Miss Abbie Waterman went to Ra-
vena, Tuesday, for two weeks visit at
Burdette Goodwin's.
l.. Sagendorf and family who have
been visiting relatives here left for
their home on Monday of this week.
Monday, July 9Th, is the legal Fourth
of July holiday The banks and
many business houses will be closed.
DR.. G. l. Taylor has improved his pro-
perty on the corner of Congress and
Bridge street with new cement walk.
Mesdames James and Carrie Rem
wick left Saturday for a few days visit
with relatives and friends at Blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner leave this
week for Big Rapids where Mrs. Wagner
willspend a few weeks with her par
ents.
The Misses Lillian and Lulu Lee
Blanc, Norma Loewe and Helen Beard,
were guest of friends i'm Greenville, Sat
urday-
Mrs. j. b. Quiggle of Groton, So.
Dakota, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Crosby this week. She has lived in
the west for twenty-five years.
Mrs. A. g. Hall and daughter of Es-
canada are guests of her son II. How
ard Hall. Miss Hall is teacher of music
in the schools there and very success
full in her work.
Harvey Haysmer and a party of fish
ermen have had good luck the past
week, catching pickerel in the lakes
near here, one day they pulled in Ii
and another IL big ones.
The wrens have taken up their sum-
mer abode under the porch at Hotel
Bedding and are making merry with
gladstone song while rearing their
young. Will Fish fixed them tenn
porary house in one corner and the
beautiful songsters Immediately took
possession seeming 10 understand 1T
was built especially for them.
Bingley r. Fales of Detroit spent
Wednesday afternoon In Portland with
relatives. He has almost completely re-
covered from the nervous breakdown
of last winter and will soon resume
some of his lighter business affairs in
Detroit. While here he met many old
friends, who were glad to see him in
such good health-Portland Observer.
Among the many finely kept lawns
in the city which are attracting much
attention is /. l.. Hubbell's on the
north side which is presided over by
Mrs. Hubbell. Mr.. Hubell assists &C
casionally and helps keep the grass
down and the bugs off the roses, n
large boquet of which has graced the
EDITORS desk this week, every bud, full
blossoms and leaf being perfect.
With the formal announcement of
the program for the blue ribbon meet
ing il is made plain TO the lovers of
the sport that there will be daily
features during the Grand Circuit in
augural at Detroit, July 10Th to both.
The card is so arranged that the public
will get the most out of il. No mat
ter what day person visits the fair
grounds he will see an event of as great
importance as the average headliner on
other mile tracks.
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