Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-24

moved 10 Grand Rapids.
A. j. Hale and family are expected
home from Florida this week.
Frank Holmes of Ludington has
been a guest at Will Wilkes this week.
Mrs. Ben Gee of Lyons was guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ola Grove, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Macarthur and daughter
Vera were Grand Rapids visitors Tues
day.
Henry Skellenger and wife we're
guests of Abe T.. Huff i'm Greenville,
Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Graves was the guest OF
her children i'm Grand Rapids from
Saturday till Monday.
Fred Dorman and wife were i'm AM
BILE last Saturday To visit his daughter,
Mrs. Andrew Paulson.
Miss Frances Young of Grand Rap
ids was i'm the city over Sunday the
guest of her brother Phillip.
G.. III. Mcpherson arrived home from
Ohio Friday evening for an over Sun
day visit, returning TO his work Mon
day.
Mrs. q. +. Webster was in Detroit
the first of the week To attend meet
ing of the Executive Board of the De-
gree of Honor.
Mrs. Chas. Totten of Flint and her
father, Cornelius Rexford of Riverdale,
are spending couple of weeks at the
home of Austin Wright.
Mrs. Alice Schram, who formerly
resided in this city, died at her home
in Greenville the last of the week. The
f.Ir For in
terment Tuesday.
Mrs. L.. G.. Fales has leased the BaX-
ter Strong house, which is being va
Gated by Frank Harlem, and will
move there as soon as il is fitted up.
Mrs. VIM. Rettendoh, formerly of
this city, now of Muskegon, is reported
To be quite sick at Mercy hospital,
where she underwent an operation last
week.
Jacob King of Breckenridge, pioneer
OF Orleans township, and his daughter,
Mrs. Grant Steele, arrived today and
will visit old friends in this locality
about week.
Rev. +. Collins rs pastor, Mrs. Z. ).
Barnes and Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes as dele
gates attended the Lansing district
association of Congregational churches
held in stanton Tuesday.
DR.. o. + Bali has leased the old Cor
ey place NJ South Ionia. There are ten
acres in the tract with good orchard
on il and the doctor expects To raise
fruit, vegetables and chickens.
The Ladies Literary Club of Green
Vile were the guests of Mrs. Frank
Tor NJ
Hotel Belding the club repaired To the
Potter home where the program of the
day was carried out.
A. j. McCauley has purchased an
eighty acre farm near StanwoOd and
will move there next week. He has
been a resident of this city for ten years
and bang-up good fellow. The family
has many friends in this community.
Read our big adj. and other notices in
this issue i'm regard TO our popular girl
contest. 1t is the biggest proposition
ever undertaken bv any country paper
in this section of state. We already
have big subscription list but we are
going TO handsomely reward all who
take part in this contest.
The w. II. &. held st. Patrick S
afternoon at q. A. II. hall Saturday,
the decorations were green, music, read
ings and Rotations were INDUCED, il
was the anniversary of Mrs. s. w.
Case and Mrs. Dr. Coville's birthdays
and of the wedding day of Mrs L.. II.
Stone and Mrs. May Little, who were
duly honored by the company.
M. Clifton Green has received the
appointment of census enumeration,
for the township of Otisco and will be-
gin the duties of the office as soon as
his instructions from the department
arrives. Mr.. Green is capable and will
fill the position with credit. Get ready
TO answer all his questions, because he
will ask you lot of them.
Miss Lillian Logan, the popular lady
bookkeeper in h. &. Lloyd's dry goods
store, was married 10 Fred Lock of this
city ON Tuesday, March END. The
ceremony was performed at Grand
Rapids after which the happy couple
returned TO Bedding where they will
remain for a short time, arter which
they will make their home in Grand
Rapids.
Fred Deitz, who has for ten years been
working the Emeline Weter farm, will
soon move TO the one he bought of Ran
some Abby. The neighbors To the
number of sixty dropped in Wednes-
day and gave the family farewell visit.
A sumptious dinner was served and
every body enjoyed themselves TO the
fullest extent, the company presented
him with $3.50 in cash, before they
departed. Mr.. George Hall will move
to the farm as soon as Mr.. Deitz va
Gates, he has been an excellent citizen.