Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Smith were
Ionia visitors Tuesday.
A. b. Carter was i'm Greenville Tues
day visiting his wife's sister.
+. +. Matice of Grattan went to Barry
ton, Monday, for short visit.
M. j. Demorest left Monday on Q
business trip TO Toronto, Ontario.
Mrs. Sarah Skellenger went te
Smyrna, Tuesday, for days visit.
Oscar Knapp of Langston visited
George Knapp Thursday of last week.
Mrs George Bockwith, was the guest
of Ionia friends from Saturday till Mon
day.
Miss Gertie Lavery of Lakeview, was
an over Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jud King.
Mrs. Lydia Jane Mock of Greenville,
was the over Sunday guest of Mrs. H..
Ostrander.
Mrs. &. Raymer left Monday for a
visit with her sister, and other relatives
at Twining, Mich.
Miss Eunice Harrington returned TO
Greenville, Monday, after short visit
with Mrs. Lee Edison.
Miss Pearl Finch of Greenville was q
guest OF her friend Miss Jessie Godtold
from Saturday, till Monday.
Mrs. w. e. Meach returned To her
home at M uir, Tuesday, after few days
visit with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs. A. III. Clark of Grand Rapids
arrived here Tuesday for short visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
Wortley.
Thos. Griffith of Sparta was home
over Sunday. His mother, Mrs. Jane
Griffith, is back in Bedding again, after
an extended visit.
Mrs. Emma Wetmore returned TO her
home at Lakeview, Monday, after two
week, visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wetmore.
Miss Dora Ramey returned TO her
home at Bay City, Monday, after an
extended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III. Ballenger.
Mrs Nj. +. Caswell returned TO her
home in Carson City Monday, after a
pleasant weeks visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron and
two children returned TO GRAND Rapids
Tuesday, after few days visit AT the
home of Mrs. Martha Skelcher.
Mrs. Flavia Mossington has returned
from Charlevoix and resumed her work
at dressmaking. Her sister, Mrs. May
Bennett returned with her for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Grovener and
two children of Greenville, returned
home, Tuesday after few days, visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Potter.
PC. JAMESON of Grand Rapids,
former clJlLcn VI tlis City aho III many
years in the employ of the Belding- Hall
company, is dead and was buried in
Greenville, Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Buttolph and Mrs. w.
III. Kennedy were in Greenvillg, Tues
day, in attendance at the funeral of p.
&. Jameson, who was for many years
Waterman at the Bedding Hall factory.
D. +. Webster has been doing the
limping act right for several days past,
owing To an accident which occurred
to him Saturday. While unloading
heavy piece of machinery At the Beld-
ing-Hall Co., he had the misfortune to
get it on his left foot i'm such a manner
as to smash two OF his toes quite Be-
verely.
The late Frank Waterman was
member of the Foresters and carried a
sick and death benefit policy of $1,000
in the order. The proof OF his death
was made and check was received
ard deli, cred " Tie widow w n. Run
nells, last week, of $106O. The records
of the order show that he had paid In
on assessments about $500 since becom-
ing q member nearly eighteen years
ago and had already drawn out for sick
benefits about $500. This prompt pay
ment speaks well for the order.