Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-10-07


Mrs. Ernest Moore went to Cora
Monday for few days visit.
Rev. G. w. Maxwell went TO Glare
Wednesday for short visit.
Mrs. p. Mcconnell is visiting friends
in Lakeview and Cedar Springs.
Arthur Fitzjohn has purchased 4
Hackley piano of Foster & Ritter.
Mrs. Pearl Goolthrite is spending 4
week with friends at Carson City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northway went Il
Sand Lake Tuesday for short visit.
Mrs. Frank Rogers went to Amblt
Monday, for visit with her daughter
there.
The county board Of supervisors will
meet for the regular October session on
Monday next
Mrs. w. III. Peck returned home from
Lakeview Wednesday after visit with
her daughter Nellie.
Miss Laura Stanton returned to
Greenville, Monday, after short visit
with Mrs. Albert Godfrey.
Mrs. J. f. Behler and grand-daugh-
ter returned from few weeks visit at
Detroit and Toledo Tuesday.
Mrs. III. A. Hudson of Grand Rapids
and Miss Eve Purdy of Portland, Ore
are guests at +. III. Hudsons.
Mrs. J. Willis of Bruce's Crossing,
who has been visiting here for the past
two weeks returned home today.
Mrs. &. A. Shackleton, of Grand
Rapids, was an over Sunday guest at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. II. j.
Clemens.
f. Alexander, ticket agent for the p.
NJ, together with his wife, left We'd
nesday for ten-day visit at Ridge
town, Ont.
Judd Wellman, while working for
the Deal Bros. threshing one day this
week in the Henry Skellenger neigh
borhood, fell into the top of the ma
chine while ii was in motion and
got bad shaking up. He escaped
luckily with but few bruises.
Rev. FIR. Zindler was very agreeably
surprised on Thursday last when he
was accosted by Mat Connolly, one of
the members of his parish, and pre-
sented with purse of $40 i'm gold from
his friends in the city. All join with
the Banner in wishing him many re-
turns of the day.
The annual trade extension tour OF
the Grand Rapids Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers will be made Oct.
Ii, IA and ID, 1909. Their train will
consist of two diners, two sleepers,
coach and baggage car. The itinerary
will include a stop at Bedding on Fri
day, Oct. Is, from 4:3O to Z Pr
Geratd Kimberly is exhibiting some
fine large views of familiar places and
scenes in this vicinity, which he has
taken with camera and has for sale.
Mr.. Kimberly is certainly an artist
in his line. One of them "The Way
side Inn" is the old hotel and board
ing house at Kiddville, built in 1856.
Rev. Benjamin HI. Burt of Luding-
ton has accepted an invitation to come
here and preach the ordination sermon
on occasion of the Rev. Edrie Collins
ordination which will be held i'm this
city Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. Rev.
Burt is an excellent speaker and con-
sidered one of the best ministers in the
state. No one should miss the oppOr-
tunity of hearing him at that time.
George Cunningham, of Lansing,
was in the city the first of the week
after his daughter Berenice, who was
a member of "The Girl that's all the
Candy" company which showed here
last Saturday. Miss Cunningham,
who had become stage-struck and ran
away with the company, was willing
to accompany her father home, as
abbreviated lingerie did not seem to
appeal to her as strongly as il did at
first.