Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-01
Short Hems of Interest Re
iafing to the Toqvn and Its
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

his sister, Mrs. +. MINER this week.
Mrs. Il. kilbourn and daughter, Mrs
fiuent are visiting relatives in Detroit
| Chas Bignall attended the hom
coming festivities in Grand Rapids las
week.
] w. ;. Eddy was in Ionia Monday
having business there in the prObat,
court.
Mrs. Chas. Jackson of Hudson, has
been the guest of Mrs. Mark Brown
this week.
Miss Jennie Connollcy of Grand
Rapids, was an over Sunday guest oil
friends in the city.
Rosie Smith, who has been visiting
relatives and friends here returned to
Big Rapids, Tuesday.
f.. A. Scott and wife of Hastings,
were called here To attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Katie Conklin.
Vet Smith of Sheridan, came Mon
day for a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Smith on Leonard street.
Mrs. Ellie Knee left Tuesday for
Pontiac. She came home TO pack up
household goods for shipment there.
Mrs. j. L. Clemens of Blanchard,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Oscar
Shippee and other friends, returned
Monday.
Fred Dorman and wife went To AM
BILE, Tuesday, to visit their daughter
and from there will go to Traverse City
for a visit.
Miss Viola Marshall, who has been
visiting friends here for IA week, left for
Mason, Monday. She will teach in
Miss Pearl Henber who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Alexander
for few days, returned home To STAN
ton, Tuesday.
George Putnam arrived home Mon
day from his three weeks visit ut his
old home in Connecticut and other
places .down east"
+. G.. Miller and wife of Ionia, were
in the city Monday. Mr.. Miller on le-
gal business and incidentally To talk
for Ellis on the side.
and Elsie and Rena MINER of Ronald,
were over Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and
Nj RS. +. Miner on the north side.
Geo. w. Connor of Long Lake, was
in the city Tuesday TO meet his son,
Claude Common and wife of Grand Rap
DIS, who are at the old home for a few
lays visit.
G. 5. Arnold and family arrived from
Flint Monday, TO take up their res
dence here. Mr.. Arnold is the lead
ng member of the firm of the G.. 5.
Arnold Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Lunn and Miss
Davenport of Los Angeles,
Cal, and Guy Lunn and wife of Chi
cago, have been guests of Mrs. j. w. |
Lunn this week.
Harvey Currie, the chicken buyer
had "A big day last Saturday. He pur-
chased and loaded over 1000 pounds of |
chickens, filling one car to OVERLOOKING |
and making an extra shipment neces-
sary.
Elmer i. Fales, +. A. Washburn and |
w. L. Hetherington were in Greenville |
w ednesday and attended the &. w. |
Johnson funeral service. Mr.. Johnson |
had been president of the Washington
,lub
Progression, Il monthly magazine |
published ut st. Marie by George "A.
Ferris, devoted TO reformation, renova-
ion, innovation and information, is
new one and particularly good and |
clean.
Mrs. o. A. Pierce of Sumner, Wash,
was the guest of relatives here this |
week. Mrs. Pierce is n sister of Mrs. |
rhos Ranney of Greenville and thirty |
years ago kept restaurant and bakery |
n Belding.
Z. f. Field editor of the Hastings |
Herald, Hasting, was in the city over
visiting his daughter, Mrs. |
Albert Hall. Mrs. Field had been here |
several days assisting i'm the care of
heir sick baby.
Thos WEIGH and family arrived from |
treeport, Wednesday, he has sold out |
his business there and has purchased |
he M. +. Ritter interest i'm the firm of |
Foster " Ritter and will remain here |
md occupy his house.
Grandpa and grandma Gephart are |
n receipt of the news this week that a |
son was born to their daughter, Mrs. |
w. brakeman i'm Grand Rapids last |
Friday the rs inst, and they were very |
happy over the event.
f. f. Ranney and wife, Hattie and |
Carrie Ranney, Don Beardsley of |
5reenville, Mrs. III. L. Smith of South |
Bend, Mrs. Pearl Mason of Reed City |
md Miss Elizabeth Steere of Ann Ar
Dor, dined at Hotel Bedding, Sunday.
Phillip Rhodes and wife, who were |
guests OF Joshua Fuller over Sunday, |
returned TO Six Lakes, Monday and |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Deisher of Griffin, |
Georgia, have also returned home, after |
! pleasant visit here. Mrs. Deisher is |
a sister of Mrs. Fuller.
Peaches and cream along with such |
good things as escalloped potatoes, cold |
meats, raised biscuits, cake etc, make |
up the bill of fare for the regular 15c |
supper TO be given by the M. T.. ladies |
nd society in the church dining room |
saturday evening, from 5 TO O'clock. |
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