Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-02-10

Miss Matte Dietz left Tuesday for
visit in stanton.
Mrs. Ray Ring was guest of Smy
ma friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Fallie Race was guest of q
enville friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hoppough of Orlean
was the guest nj Grin Purdy's Tuesda,
Grin Purdy was taken quite sick or
Saturday last but is again improving
Mrs. Albert Urtle of Hart, was called
here last week 10 attend the funeral o
ID. r. Moon.
Mrs George Baker of lonia was an ovel
Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs
Thad Wood
Miss. Elossie Tompson has gone 10
GreenNllle for short vacation on ac-
count OF Illness.
been called here 10y the death of her
mother, Mrs. Christian Heether, return
ed To their home Friday.
Mrs. Clara Short of ~ Louis arriv-
eel here Tuesday To accept position in
Bedding Bros. IL Co.'S. silk mill
Miss Vivian Holmes of Greenville is
guest at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Holmes for few days.
Lucian Jersey was called home from
Detroit last week on account of the death
and funeral of his grandmother.
Mrs. Henry Place returned to her no
me in Ionia, after few days visit with
her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Henry Stab
lin.
Harry Wiley, who has been home for
some time on account of illness left |
Tuesday morning to resume his work
in Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ireland and w.
A. Wilder of ionia came up Tuesday
morning To attend the funeral of r. NJ.
Wilson.
Mrs w. Kidder returned To her home
al Barryton, Tuesday, after Weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Matte
Hamilton
Chas Bugbee of Traverse City, who
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dorman, several days last week return
ed home Friday.
Mrs Joseph Loseth has gone TO Mus
kegon, expecting TO reside there, Mr..
Loseth will go later, they have been
residents here for several years and have
many friends in and out of the city.
There will be Farmers Apple Insti-
tute held in Grange hall Greenville
February 10, at 10 o'clock a. IN. con-
Quoted by &. +. Bassett of Fennville,
and Geo. r. Rowe of Grand Rapids,
which will be of great interest to apple
growers.
The scholars and young people of the /
Ellis school, hustled some last week To
help swell the Ellis school library fund .
ma the entertainment at the Idlehour :
letted them $3.50. The Misses Adams :
and Herrick are much elated over their
success
Editor Virgins of the Muir Tribune. .
n his last weeks paper, delivers himself .
II the follow ing touching sentiment o
The snow, the snow, the beautiful
NOW, We'll be glad when we don't have
o shovel you So" Keep stiff upper a
Ip, brother, il will be coal after awhile a
A. j. Torrance has sold his interest in \
the automobile repair shop here, TO By
ron Ellis and will go TO Wheeling, w est
Virginia, TO take charge of a branch
for Jackson company. Att .
present Mr.. Torrance is in Jackson.
where he will work for the company "
Until May, before going 10 Virginia. =
drs. Torrance is with her people in
irand Ledge. a.
There was large attendance of neigh ~
'ors and friends at the funeral services -
{ Dayton r. Moon, held at his late =
ONE Friday afternoon and the large
rofusion of flowers attested the high :"
,teem i'm which he was held. The
MEMBERS of the Oddfellow and Rebekah oN
,ds attended in body AMI followed "
ne rrl.iainst To The Disco cenetry. Rev. te
dine Enlfns Gfficlated, AMI Mr.. Fred II
ornell and Mrs Henry Freddy sang. oy
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