Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-01


will be made during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fellows an,
baby returned To Mcbride Wednesday
after short visit with relatives here.
Fred A. Bush and son Frank are il
Howell attending the homecoming
Mr.. Bush is on the program To read
poem.
Mrs. Vern Divine had the misfortun
To lose roll of films and pictures from
her baby cab Wednesday evening ol
her way home from the store. The,
were highly priced by her and Mr.. Di
vine and he offers reward for thei
return.
City, who have been visiting Mrs
Saturday for Kingsville, Ont, for {
visit at her old home. While here they
spent several days at the doctors cot
tage at Long lake.
Rev. Edrie Collins was called TO Her
sey last Friday to preach the funeral
sermon OF one of his old parishiOners.
lie remained several days i'm that vicin-
ity visiting old friends, who took him
out trout fishing and he caught some
fine ones, bringing home 30 FOUNDER.
"A ball game is scheduled for Labor
day Monday, Sept. 4, at Ellis park be
tween the Saginaw Independents and
Bedding, at 2:;}0 p. IN. Admission free.
The Bedding lineup is: T.. Hanks, | f;
p. Walker, f.; Nj. Pickard. f.; +.
Clark, b; "A. Dear, b; H. Burris, b;
f.. Gould, s S; Il. Little, C; w. Gould, p.
The ladies of the social circle will
give an airdome entertainment on the
Band Stand Park, Friday and Satur-
day evening of next week. A fine play
is in rehearsal with minstrel music and
melodies as specialties. Ice cream and
other refreshments will be served. 1t
will be the big entertainment of the
season.
Lloyd Bigley of Grand Rapids, Lock-
hart O'Cobock and grandson of Chi
cago, Miss Jennie Hill of Orleans, l..
}. Hunter, Clarence Johnston, II. S.
Bigley and their wives and Miss Irene
Bigley of Saranac together with other
friends from Bedding, Grattan and
Greenville, attended the funeral of Mrs.
b. 5. Bigley in Eureka, Sunday.
II. l.. Haight and wife of Chicago
have been visiting at Harl Eckerts and
other friends in the city and are now
for short time at Scram
Lake with Chicago friends. Mrs.
Haight was formerly Miss Vernice
Jersey, resident here eighteen years
ago. She and her husband have resid- |
ed in Chicago several years.
DR.. Hook and wife returned last |
week from their trip to her old home |
in Missouri. While away they also |
went TO old Mexico and visited at Rev. |
J. +. Buffers in Maceneso where they |
found wonderful country rich in soil |
and climate. They found the Butler |
family well and happy. He brought |
home a lemon weighing ii pounds
which he picked from tree.
Thursday afternoon, Aug. Is, was
he scene of lively interest, when TWEEN
)sworth surprised her, it being the oc-
.asion of the little maids birthday.
She received many pretty presents and
cards. Games were played and refresh
nents were served on the lawn, after
which the happy group departed in
nigh glee, wishing her many more
happy birthdays.
Il. +. Green and family left Wednes-
lay for Fosterville, Wis. There were
| number of friends at the station TO
bid them farewell. AT the meeting of
he .. +. ;. Tuesday evening, there
vas a large attendance and Mrs. Green
vas presented with a souvenir spoon
~ Mrs. +. b. Lapham in behalf of the
chapter. Her mother, Mrs. Mckay,
who is also member was remembered
With souvenir.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Miller, Ida and
Elite Hall, her sister and Winnie Tall
nan Myers started on their long trip
rom Chadwick, Monday morning, To
Trinidad, Colorado. They went in
heir five-passenger REQ auto, which
hey came home in To Hiram Halls
asst June. They will camp out along
he line when the weather is favorable,
having taken along camp equippage
md plenty of provisions.
John Wandel and his wife, Catherine
W andell, both died last Saturday night,
here being only two hours difference
n the time of their demise. Mrs.
Nandell was aged 20 years and Mr..
W andell so years. The aged couple
nave lived on the place i'm Otisco for
many years and he has been in poor
health for sometime. He was a pen
'ioner and drew $50. month for many
Years. He leaves a brother, Dan Wan
lell in Easton and niece, Mrs. Marion
Nhitford of this city. Mrs. Wandell
caves sister, the mother of Dee New
,onib. IL is stated that she dying first |,
caves all the property in the Wandell
state. The funeral was largely at
ended at the house Tuesday, Rev.
VI. l.. Howe officiating. The remains
we're laid side by side in the Smyrna
Preparations are now being made for
. emission for Boys and Girlsn To be
held in Holy Trinity church, Alder
nan and Congress streets, beginning
September III, at 4:l5 p. m. A
mission" is a series of special services
designed TO interest and instruct persons
n the great work of the christian re-
igion and therefor every boy and girl
n the city is cordially invited TO attend,