Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-06
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Mrs. John Cartenu is ,spendingf ths
week In smyrna l9smld noitsonp a.
eNlciohs A9W agncrlis homes
| Arb0r this week.di antyGda nj baTlDp,
Fred a. oltrelI Of Cadillac Was
home oyer Sundday1sa ".onnub %"
Chas Chapman has moved into Tho
4 M!yAg Chapman houseaum uoy tuds
Mrs. &. II. Morgan left Monday FOL
a ten days visit AT MuiI,, ,node aoYo
Byron Ellis ,ofjDetroit was home to
visit his people over Sunday u Adit
4 Mrs, +. Il. Weterr was called to to Ionia
TO attend The funeral of a friend. nor"
Mrs. Will Yost nof ST Louis was
guest OF Mrs. w. h. Reed, Friday. iida
Mrs. $. Yost has returned from her
visit with her daughter in, Morley. 5rg,
Mrs. leila Cogswell returned Monday
{, from an extended6Nisit at Port Huron.
II. L. Page was in the city, Tuesday
looking iadfterb his property interests
he'ST bnR 9n1 n89Wtod anAHi ti niGs
Regular meeting of the o. Il. 8. Tues
fday)evening. "A full attendance is de-
siredC1iW fi12Em avgd3 I n9hw ,oeIuc
|, l.. Hubbell transacted legal ,busi-
ness in The circuit court at Stanton,
Mohday'9drHC 81 ba4Gds Ho9d 9YGd
I Miss Ruby Eichelberg of Greenville
was an over Sunday guest Of friends in
this city. i''a''o '''t ~.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Coney left Mon
day for Pontiac after visit with their
son Will in, this city, TO 1ob1O
Miss Edna Conant of Greenville was
an over Sunday guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, w, 7. Pope, ~ .Iaa tlrs
Mrs. Mary Patterson returned TO
Sheridan, Monday, after n short visit
at the home of Eugene Fox. 4 -.rri
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alexander return
ell Friday from two weeks visit at
Hamilton, Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Frank Potter returned Wednes-
day from a few days visit with her
daughter and other friends in Green
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Miss Emma Little left Saturday for
Dillingham;, Washington, where she
will spend three months with her Sis
ter who resides at that place.
q. l.. Yost of this city expects to
leave soon for Colorado where he goes
in the hope that the change of climate
will benefit his failing health sa 3TkI
Berthel r. Spriggs, who has been
spending the past thrss weeks with his
father, John Spriggs, left Monday for
hsi home at Omaha, Nebraska. 'i'd"
Lewis Granger has returned from
Flint and will go TO Saginaw to work
for the z. M. railroad. He says Flint
is little quiet just now, business being
quite dull, ,o aI,iaa. <. ta,sIt1ia IS aaai
Miss Edith Lunn, her aunt, Mrs.
Guy Lunn, and cousin, Miss Bertha
Davenport, returned Monday from their
trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Toledo
and Detroit. u.Ja ra a,w x t98I bia- no
Mrs. Ernest Gooding of Vaudeville,
who has been a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Gooding for few
days, left Tuesday for visit with her
parents at Alpena. 'a'a ?" t... i'''.. ',' ~
| Leo Smith, aged months, infant
|son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
IOtisco, died Tuesday night. Funeral
at the house Thursday morning, burial
at Otisco cemetery. ''fi
The Church of Christ of this city, the
high school and the Maccabees Of Smyr-
ma will enter the contest for the piano
Offered by Messrs Hudson, Lloyd, Peck,
Friedman and Connel. q ~ lpi aul
|, Mrs. Will White and children Joined
Mr.. White in Detroit Wednesday, Mr..
White has been transferred TO that city
from National Stock Yards, Illinois,
lwhere he was meat inspector. inon9st
| Miss Cora Kingsbury, who for some
time past has been member of the
Citizens Telephone Office force, left
Monday for Grand Rapids, where she
will take course in the Valley City
Business College. a3ttpt.a hHflt+i.
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| All officers and members of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will meet Oct. 15tf
at l:8O O'Clock sharp, in the forester
hall over w. |. Benedicts store, for thei
annual inspection. Refreshments will
I've served at the close 'iil ~ ~ &
L The ladies Of the Church Of Chris
will serve fifteen cent supper Satur
day, Oct. sth, from 10 3 o'clock, pro
ceeds TO help pay Rev, Bussings trip I,
Topeka Roast beef and brown gravy
mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie ar,
on the bill Of fare 'ia. ' ',a....l ',''.
| Clark A. Preston, aged seventy-seyer
wears died Mondav of b;s homo 1,