Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-29
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i Mrs. g. M. Smith returned Saturda,
from visit with her son i'm st Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Fuller of Green
Vile were guests nj M. A. Chapman Is
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Link of Greenville wa
guest of her friend, Mrs. Chas. Mad
den, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis Of Crane
Rapids were over Sunday guests o.
Mrs. +. Hollenbeck.
Miss Veina Palmer was called L
North Star the last Of the week 10 nj
tend the funeral Of a relative.
Mrs. M. A. Chapman has again been
called To Hillsdale 10y the illness of hel
aunt who is reported very low.
M. +. Ritter and family moved to
GAINESVILLE this week, Mr.. Ritter has
engaged i'm the undertaking business
there.
Mrs. Mary Cannon is home from her
visit in Indiana, where she lived thirty
years ago, having visited many of her
old friends.
Mrs. w. II. Kahler returned TO her
home at Grand Rapids Tuesday, after
pleasant weeks visit with her sister,
Miss Ella Meginley.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. f..
church will serve their regular monthly
supper at the church, Saturday eve,
October lst. All are cordially invited.
Price 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Moore of Green
Vile are moving to this city and will
occupy the Ed. Potter residence on
Pleasant ST. Mr.. Moore will engage in
the draying business.
D. j. Foster of Everett, Washington,
was in the city last week, returning
Monday, he is enthusiastic over the
prospects OF the west and especially Of
the business and place where he is now
settled.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. l. Benedict are hap
py over the arrival of fine eight pound
son who arrived at their home Sunday
afternoon, September, 25th. All inter
ested are doing well and w. 1. is wear
ing the smile that don't come off.
Mrs. Louis Flickenger of Little Rock,
Arkansas, who has been visiting her
brother, e. N. Hoyt, leaves today for a
brief visit with relatives in Saginaw and
West Branch, he will return to Bedding
for few days on her way home.
The mothers of the pupils who attend
the Ellis school, are invited to visit the
departments while they are engaged i'm
their regular school work, and become
acquainted with the teachers. "When
the heart of the home is i'm league with
the power of the school, it is we'll with
the child"
The Smyrna cemetery association
will give luncheon at the Maccabee
hall, Smyrna, Oct. 9Th, at 2 o'clock p.
IN. The friends are requested TO bring
sandwiches and cake. Election of Of
ficers and sale of quilt Everybody in
vited. Fee cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hellus paid short
visit TO Mr. Hellus' home in Saginaw
the first of the week, and during their
visit were accorded fine reception at
the home of Eds parents. A fine lot of
presents were given them on the Occas-
ion Of the reception.
Editor G.. ID. Tony has sold his paper
the Portland Observer TO Rice ~ Francis.
Mr.. Tony during the past three years,
has made it one of the best papers in
the county and there is no question but
that the present owners will continue
to make it good as they are good printers
and first class.
n. Lapham left Monday for Trout
Lake, in the upper peninsula, on an
extended hunting, fishing and trapping
trip. Mr.. Lapham frequently hears
the call of the wild and it is too entic-
ing for him TO pass ii up, even though
he is nearly seventy years of age.
James +. Watson resident of Cedar
Springs since 1875 and well-known
business man, died suddenly of heart
trouble, Monday. Two daughters, Mrs.
III. l.. Page of Grand Rapids and Miss
Myrtle Watson OF Cedar Springs, and
a son, Vernon l.. p. Watson of Patter-
son, La, survive. Mr.. Watson was a
frequent visitor in Bedding, when Mr..
and Mrs. Page resided here.
The ladies Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs. l.. Holmes, Oct.
9Th, at 2:30 o'clock p. m. At their last
meeting held with Mrs. VIM. ii. Will
son a most delightful time was had.
The members were dressed i'm Irish
costume and Mrs. Wilson read an Irish
selection. The club ladies were taken
out TO the farm in automobiles and
sumptuous refreshments closed the
afternoon exercises.
Major Frank II. Chase and wife left
last week for Washington TO attend the
4ith encampment @. A. II. A card
from him written Saturday, states that
the encampment ended very success
fully out on the Atlantic ocean and
they would take i'm the old and new
places of Washington also Mt. Vernon,
Arlington, navy yards and the Capitol,
they also visited Atlantic City, New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mccoy of Grand
Rapid, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Hopwood Of Broas street.
Mrs. Mccoy is one of the teachers i'm
the Grand Rapids Conservatory OF
music, having charge of the department
of public school music systems and
Gaynor kindergarten. While here Mrs.
Mccoy had the pleasure of testing a
IL. II.