Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-11-10
Short Rems Of Interest Re-
Latias to tie Toxyn and Its
People. told In . Single
Paragraph.

Miss Laura Eddy made bushes
trip to Grand Rapids Monday.
+. II. Spencer has been in Chicago
O few days this week on business.
] Jesse Duboise was in the city over
Sunday from his farm near Fremont,
Mich.
Mr.. +. T.. Hudson and daughter
went to Hastings Wednesday for a
visit.
Mrs. Otto Lehman returned TO Whit
temore Tuesday, after . short visit in
this city.
The ladies social circle will meet with
Mrs. l. l.. Hubbell on Wednesday after
noon next.
Mrs. ID. V. English, OF Jackson, is
q guest at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
G. w. Maxwell.
Miss Mayme Sanborn Of Lakeview,
arrived here Tuesday for short visit
as the home OF Ray Rimes.
Mr.. Fred Smith who is at work in
Parnell during the week was home
with his family over Sunday.
Mrs. Minerva Walker left for Chi
cago Wednesday, her daughter Mrs.
Alice Krause accompanied her.
Mrs. Il. J. Mulligan returned To her
home at Ovid, Tuesday, after a week 8
visit with Mrs. Sarah Lessiter.
+. +. jerks went TO Grand Rapids
Monday, he says he still continues to
buy beans and has shipped 10 cars.
Major Frank r. Chase returned last
week from Presque Isle, where he had
been on q business trip for several days.
Glenn Wortley, Mark Brown and
Wilbur Wilson, with Charles Madden,
are at the hunting grounds near Rud-
yard.
Mrs. &. b. WATSON, of Bellevue, was
an over Sunday guest at the home OF
Mrs. Catherine Morse. She returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Harry Claflin has returned
from her visit in GAINESVILLE and Thurs
day went TO Greenyille for visit be-
fore going west.
Mrs. Pauline Schafer who has been
visiting friends and relatives here and
also as q guest at A. +. Weter's return
ed to her home i'm Detroit Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quinn Alien.
burg left Monday for their home in
Prescott, Iowa, where Mr.. Altenbure
has q good position as telegraph oper
ator.
In the piano contest report last week
the name of Grace Shannon was spell
led Sherman. Grace is making q hus
tie for piano and wants her friends u
know IL.
Mrs. William Snowden, who ha'
been spending the past four weeks a
the home OF Rev. and Mrs. q. w.
Maxwell, returned TO her home in Ra
VIENNA, Tuesday.
Fred Arnold was in the city from
Lansing, Wednesday, payment OF tn
insurance his mother held Of $1,000 il
the L.. r. A., was made and the orde
Is TO be congratulated for its prompt
ness.
Mrs. Orrin Purdy OF Orleans was II
the city Monday on her way 10 visit re
latives in Smyrna. She says that he
daughter and husband, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John York, are enjoying
visit from his brother, Will York, {
Medford, Oregon.
Mrs. VIM. Barker, who has been ]
, in poor health for some time and re
Gently suffered stroke Of paralysis,
improved from her serious cOnditio
OF last week. Her sister Mrs. Josep
Taylor, Of Acme, Mich, and Mr.
4 Leora Norris, of Kansas City, Mo
are with her.
Al the close of the rehearsal OF til
n Church Of Christ chorus OF rs voice
4! Tuesday evening they were invite
into the Christian Endeavor ROOF
where substantial supper was serves
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
was surprise and impromptu speech'
n and responses were made by Mrs. 4
H L. Benedict, Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mi
Ethel Davis and 1. s. Bnssing, u
N latter presenting each with souveni
The evening closed with singing, "Ble
n be the tie that binds"
VIM. Mooney OF Riverton, Wyomin
was in the city this week, he has be
In Michigan few weeks looking af
business interests and visiting relatiN
and friends, his father, Thomas Moo
ey died In September, at Detroit, VIII
he was living at the time, but his 81
William did not attend the funeral