Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
Short Rens of Interest Re-
Latins to the Tozvn and It's
People, told IN = Single
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Harold Patterson returned TO Chi
cago Monday.
Miss Florence Washburn was CD.
Rapids visitor Monday.
"The Blockhead," Opera House,
Tuesday evening, September q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vanderlip rejoice
i'm the advent of a fine daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis are visit
ing Grand Rapids friends this week.
Mrs. r. l.. Warren was the guest OF
her daughter in Sheridan over Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Moran and granddaughter,
Lillian Yeatman, left for Chicago Sat
urday.
Mrs. M. Unger went TO Detroit last
Saturday for a weeks visit with her
son, John Unger.
Miss Mabel Timmerson, of Person,
was the guest of Bedding friends the
first of the week.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor is receiving a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Chamber
lain of Mt. Pleasant
The Ladies Literary Exchange will
meet Thursday, Sept % with Mrs Rose
Lamb. All members be present.
Warren Shepard went to Grand Rap
ids, Monday, TO meet Rep. Diekema in
regard to his claim for pension.
Mrs +. M. Benjamin of Saginaw ar
rived here Monday for a 10-days visit
with her sister, Mrs. n. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence V. Whitney
are very happy over the arrival of their
little daughter, Ruby Winona Whitney,
born last week.
+. A. Washburn was in lonia, Tues
day attending the monthly meeting of
the State Board of the asylum for the
criminal insane.
Mrs. Alfred Mcintyre of Lansing re-
turned TO her home Sunday, after a
two days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Sarah McCauley.
Harry George and his mother, of Du-
luth, Minnesota, are guests of friends
in this city for few days. They were
former residents here.
Mrs. f. Schlegel returned Monday
from visit in Lansing, She was ac-
companied by her son Earl who had
been visiting in Detroit.
Mrs. Margaret w elfare and Mrs. Lot
tie Averill of Dorr arrived here Tues
uaN LOT Il lew udNS NlSlt ht tiiC iioihS vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Edison.
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild will
serve another of their fine Is cent sup
pers at the church house, Saturday,
| from ) to 8 o'clock. All are invited.
The Banner office is indebted TO Ed
Bliss for basket of fine Early Craw'
| ford peaches. Mr.. Bliss has a young
peach orchard and il is in bearing this
year, yielding good returns.
Mrs. Bert Storey and children arrived
from iceland Saturday. Mr.. Storey
will open blacksmith shop at Cook
Corners next week and they will reside
there. Their many friends will bt
pleased to greet them.
Mrs. M. +. Ritter entertained mum
Der of little folks at her home on Con
gress street, on Thursday of last week
on account of the first anniversary o
Baby Morrell's birthday. The little
folks had fine time.
Mrs. Louisa Elliott, of Stanton
department w. r. G. inspector, will
attend the w. r. G. meeting Sept. Is
Mrs. G.. M. Fish will tender a receipt
ton at her home on South Bridg'
street this friday evening to tn,
w. r. G. ladies in honor of Mrs. FL
lott, from to OPP. IN.
Sheriff +. f. Cilley of Ionia was il
the city Saturday on official business
He was one of the judges at the stat
fair in the sheep department, where h
is right at home in that line, havin,
raised and dealt in sheep for man.
years, Some of the sheep he tied tn
blue ribbons on sold as high as $50
each.
Divorces were granted in circuit cour
Friday to four complainant wives an
in each instance the defendant husband
are enjoined from remarrying for tw
years. The cases are: Charlotte Nc
Lean VS.. Duncan Mclean; Mary Bias
sett VS.. Alfred Bassett; Lena Sawtel
VS.. Earl Sawtell; Myra Van Horn VS.
Clarence Van Horn. Bassett and Saw
tell were also decreed to pay $500 week
ly toward support of minor children.