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

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Mrs. W. A. Dutt visited relatives in
Ionia Wednesday.
Walter Reeves made business trip
to Ionia Wednesday.
Mrs. Lo. Garfield IL spending the
week with relatives at Chesaning.
Mrs. E. A. Clark Of Mcbride was
the guest of friends In this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Hively of Greenville was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stout
last Saturday.
Mrs. Claud Spicer and daughter,
Keitha were Grand Rapids visitors
last Saturday for the day.
Mrs. George O'Dell and daughter,
Norma, were guests of Greenvill friends
from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. l.. b. Conant and daughters,
Edna and May, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pope over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. McNeeley of Palo was a
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Miner,
a portion of the past week, she return
ed home Sunday.
Clyde Dudley, the ticket agent at the
Pere Marquette depot returned Friday
from weeks vacation at Muskegon
and Grand Rapids.
Mrs. George Newington returned to
Iher home in Saginaw, Monday, after
few days visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. w. +. Chrysler.
w. f. Bricker went to Detroit We'd
nesday to purchase some new spring
goods. He was accompanied by
Vern Divine ana his son, Gordon.
Claude Roosevelt who recently &C
cepted good position in Richmond
md, has been offered better place
with large firm in Iowa TO TAX
Icharge of seven machine sanders at
good salary.
| Arthur Brooks, blind young mar
who has been stopping for some time
with his uncle, f. X. Dunlap, north
, this city, went to Saginaw Monday U
get a place in the industrial home 10
the blind in that city.
Quite number of Bedding Odd-Fel
, lows and their wives went to Sheridan
: Monday, to attend the celebration Q
the nintieth anniversary of the found
ing of the Order which occurred in Ba
timore, Maryland, in 1919. A fine pre-
gram was prepared for the occasio
. and all who went had very pleasan
and enjoyable time.
w. s. Hammontree had a birthda
last Monday and the neighbors an
= Mrs. Hammontree worked up httl
9 surprise party on him. He works
the factory and when he arrived HON
for supper the company had all arrive
+ and filled the house. He soon conclu'
they had the start of him for once an
surrendered to the situation. A bl
% supper was served and social Tin
- was had and before the guests depar
T. ed they presented him with fine rec
rocker.
Frederic Thompson's "Polly OF II
Circus" with Edith Taliaferro will
II seen at Powers for one week, openlr
y Monday, May 3, there will he Wedne
~ day and Saturday matinees In
Il highly interesting romance OF u
D. little circus rider and the minist
ie forms one of the most pleasant and e
% tertaining plays of the season. II
C. story of the play is rather novel and
* has that which holds the heart-strin
T. and invites even jaded taste to a simT
reyel in romance. 1t is piece tn
We one can see and go away happy wi
lie laughter and tears. Its little story
ne well told and beautifully framed. L
IN scenic production is most elaoora
Nv and the circus scenes true to life, wi
sc acrobats, tumblers, clowns and traine
ok Edith Taliaferro as "Polly" has w
at her way into the hearts OF her audien
rs. with her sweet and tender manner a
ut exquisite acting. The many charact
lof the play are all in capable hands.