Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-14

Mrs. Harl Eckert left Monday lot
weeks visit with friends at Manistee.
Mrs. Jess Godfrey left Monday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in De
troit.
w. l. Benedict, wife and son John
have returned home from their trip to
Nebraska.
The Misses Minnie Wilson and Edna
Inwood of Cannon, are guests OF friends
in the city.
Mrs. Della James left Monday tor
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Lansing.
Thomas Bracken, Jr., left last week
for st. Louis, Mo-, TO enter the employ
of Bedding Bros. u Co.
Mrs. Sylvester McCann went to
Ionia, Monday for few days visit
with her son, Sylvester.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter had the misfor-
tune TO fall down her woodshed steps
Tuesday and sprain her ankle badly.
Hazel Conklin from the academy ut
Adrian is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Skelcher, for couple of weeks.
Miss Grace Johnson returned to her
home at Woodville, Monday, after a
fews' visit with Miss Eunice Wright.
Mrs. II. Chase, who has been spend
ing a few weeks with her son, Birney
Strunk, left Monday for her home at
Bear Lake.
Mrs. III. Peiffer was in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday, to see her son Claude who
was sick in the hospital. She reports
him improving.
Mrs. G. f.. VanHouton returned TO
her home at Jackson, Tuesday, after a
few weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Bignell.
George Reed returned from Chicago
last Friday, where he had been for
couple of weeks, and Hiram Bedding
accompanied him home.
The w. II. G. have decided TO hold
meetings only once a month until
November, the meetings being held on
the first Saturday monthly.
Col. A. Rowley is in receipt of the
Cape Times, the Commemoration
number of the union of South Africa
an edition of thirty-one pages.
M. l.. Osterhout and wife returned
last week from their trip, having
toured i'm their auto to Cleveland, Ohio
stopping off at many places enroute.
Mrs. Francis Strong, who has beer
spending a week at the homes OF w
r.. Olds, Carl and Will Steele, left Mon
day for her home in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. ID. Hogan and daughter, Mil
dred, who have been spending few
days at Robert PEBBLES returned tc
their home at Grand Rapids Monday
Eleven weeks ago Mrs. Will Cobb
had the middle finger of the right hano
badly squeezed in her swing door ano
Monday it was necessary to amputat'
it at the first joint.
Through the Wagner Real Estate
Agency, the &. A. DeHart property
lcorner Alderman and Center street wa
sold last week to Elwood Rockefeller
considerations $3.50.
Claude II. Brockway and family ar
now nicely settled in their new HON
recently purchased of DIR. }. II. Fergu
son, they intend TO make Bedding
permanent abiding place.
Mrs. Whitman Richmond Of Eugene
Oregon, is visiting relatives and friend
in this city and vicinity. She expect
, to remain i'm these parts until the fir'
of September. She is accompanied b
, her two little daughters.
Ralph and Eva Wiler, who hay
been guests of their uncle, Ed Sisco, r.
, turned TO their home in Detroit the In
, of the week. They were accompanit
on the trip by their friend, Miss Nor
Berch, and all of them had delight
time.
Many lovers OF harness racing frol
this locality have declared that nothir
but death or sickness will keep the
from attending the harness races
!, Grand Rapids July 1922, when S3l, o
in purses will he distributed amor
the lucky winners.
II Mrs. Mary Sears of this city has
| valuable black COW of the Holste