Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-08-18
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the Dorr reunion at Jackson Saturday
Aug. IL.
Preaching service ut the Methods
church Sunday morning at 1880. Onl,
/ five weeks more i'm this conference year
which has been "A very prosperous on,
for the church.
Miss Nora Sprague left Tuesday t,
visit mt Walter Meach's, near Muir
over Sunday. She was accompanied
by Miss Muriel Hunt of GAINESVILLE.
The regular w. II. G. meeting will
be held Aug. 20 and meetings held the
first and third Saturdays of every
month ut the usual time as heretofore
Mrs. Sarah Hopwood has returned
from Onekema, where she has been
spending several weeks of her school
vacation. She also visited her people
in Hastings.
Mrs. Mark Brown went 10 ST. Louis
Monday, accompanying her mother,
Mrs. Daniels, who will remain there
for short time t1king treatment in
the sanitarium.
q. E. McClosky and family will move
this week To Coral, where he has been
engaged as superintendent OF the public
schools, having taught there several
years ago, and the people know his
ability in that line.
Those who love the social dance will
find fine chance for enjoyment nj
Bricker Park, Long Lake, Friday even
ing, August rs. Good music and good
order will be there and the bill is only
80 cents.
The Smyrna Sunday school is ar
ranging for "A picnic in the near future
and full attendance is desired on sun
day next TO arrange for time, place and
expense. Everybody interested is cor
daily invited.
Rev. G. w. Maxwell will preach at
Green's Sunday mt p m. You are
cordially invited to attend. We have
splendid services. There are only five
weeks before conference. Come and
get acquainted with our pastor and
have good time.
The little fiye-months-old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Haskell died Mon
day of cholera infantum. The remains
were taken To Webbervile for inter-
ment, brief service being held at the
house by Rev. G. w. Maxwell, where
a profusion OF beautiful flowers covered
the tiny white casket. The parents
have the sympathy of all in their be-
reavement.
In the play of ''The Vulturep coming
to the opera house on Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 81 our citizens will have an
opportunity of witnessing high class
play at price within reach of ALL 1t
is one that in all large cities the prices
are Sl.00, 75c and SOC. Mr.. Hethering-
ton has induced the manager To make
special rates of 75c for the first row, soc
for reserved seats, general admission,
35c, and children, 25c.
.. II. Keeney and family attended
the keeney family reunion in Smyrna
last Thursday, which was held with
VIM. Gardner There were forty-five
members present and the occasion as
usual was a very delightful one. Friends
were there from Lowell, Grand Rapids,
CEDAR Springs and other places. Mrs.
Jane Misner of Cedar Springs returned
with Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney and the
following day they attended the Rock
ford home coming.
On the three Sunday afternoons next
following there will be hymn practice
Tor boys and girls at Holy Trinity
church, Alderman and Congress streets,
at O'Clock. These practices are pre-
paratory TO series of special services
which will he held in the church dur
ing the week beginning Sept IL. Every
boy and girl in town is invited TO attend
and help in the singing A souvenir
will be given TO each one who comes.
Reuben Worters left Wednesday for
Stittsville, where he has been appoint
Ell by the district superintendent of the
Nj. l.. church as pastor. He will have
charge of four appointments and preach
alternate sundays with special meet
ings during the week at Stittsvile, Star
City, Moorstown and Pioneer schoo
house. Mr.. Worters, who is Bedding
boy, has been holding meetings, to-
gether with Leon Foreman, at Cook g
Corners and the Stittsville circuit, being
in want of preacher, engaged him fol-
the work.
A. IL. Lawrence living on the State
road in Grattan had the misfortune last
week To loose n couple OF valuable COWS
as result of drinking quantity OF
paris green mixed for potato bugs