Belding banner., 1909-04-08
Short Rems of Interest Re-
Lafins to the Toyn and It's
People, told In . Single
Paragraph.

c. G. Ashby went TO Stanton We'd
! nesday on business.
Sunrise prayer meeting. Easter morn.
ing at the NJ. f.. church.
f.. A. Fuller and wife of Greenville
were in the city Thursday.
w. +. Bricker and Geo. w. Moulton
were in Grand Rapids Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. NJ. Beemer was called 10 stan
ton Saturday, by the serious illness OF
relative.
Miss Ella Campbell returned Mon
day from short visit with friends nj
Grand Ledge.
w. l.. Shipman has gone 10 Grand
Ledge 10 assist in settling up the estate
of his mother.
Mrs Mary Cannon returned Tuesday
from visit with her daughter in
Grand Rapids.
Miss Iva Buchanan of Morley was
the guest of Belding friends from Fri
day till Monday.
Hon. j. ID. Morse and wife have
moved from the city TO their new home
near Cooks Corners.
Mrs. Wess Porter and daughter,
Vera, have been spending week with
her parents at Paris.
Mrs. j. II. Briggs of Portland was in
the city Monday TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. John Rossman.
The Misses Edna Salisbury and
Luetta Waldo were over-Sunday guests
of friends AT Grand Ledge.
Miss Carrie Parks of Grand Rapids,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. j. III.
Parks, the last OF the week.
held a social in Maccabee hall, Smyrna,
last Thursday and cleared sl1 for the
good work of improvement
The Ladies Literary Exchange will
meet with Mrs. Henry Patterson on
Thursday, April Is, nj 2:300 O'Clock.
Mrs. Ada VanWinkle of Grand Rap
ids was here "Wednesday 10 attend the
last obsequies of the late Harry Camp
bell
Don't fail To see the Fishers in their
Spectacular Contortion act. ODara
house, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
April 8, 9, TO-
Miss Jennie Williams of MendOn has
been spending the past week in this
city, visiting friends and looking after
her property on the North side.
DR.. ID. b. Vorheis former resident
of Greenville and well-known TO older
residents here, died at his home in
Norway, Mich, Tuesday, aged ~
years. His remains were brought to
Greenville for burial.
Rev. n. J. Myers began his pastor
ate at Glare last Sunday, preaching to
a good audience. In the evening he
assisted in the Local Option Union
service. AS soon as the parsonage is
put in shape he will ship his house
hold goods, probably sometime next
week.
In "Ma's New Husband which
comes TO the opera house Friday even
ing, April l6, play-goers are promised
farcifal musical treat of the merriest
kind. 1t has scored heavily in other
cities in which il has been played and
has proven vogue for all who crave
entertainment of light, clean, snappy
and lively type. Its comicalities are
said to he irresistible and the situation
mirthful while the music and special
numbers have been received with pop
ular acclaim.
The sad news of the approaching
death of Mrs. A. Mckay was received
here last week by her father, George
Wiley. Mrs. Mckay was formerly
Miss Gussie Wiley. She lived in Jer-
sey City, n. J. Mr.. Wiley, George
Wiley, Jr., Mrs. Will Fish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Parr, Ionia, and William
Wiley of Saginaw, left Immediately
but arrived too late TO see her alive.
Funeral service was held Sunday. The
deceased leaves two boys, one Of them
but few days old. AS girl here she
was much thought of by hosts of
friends.