Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15


10 Grand Rapids Monday.
NJ. l.. Oslerhout and wife were in
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
b. +. Hall and wife were Grand
Rapids visitors Tuesday.
Ethel Storey of Mcbride is guest of
Mrs. Bert Storey at Cooks Corners.
Mrs. w. S. Lambertson was in
Grand Rapids Wednesday on "A business
trip.
Miss Elsie Willard has returned from
her two weeks visit in Grand Rapids
with friends there.
G.. b. Loveland and wife of Ionia
have been guests at George and III. ID.
Foremans this week.
Miss Gertrude Close was an over Sun
day guest of the Misses Goldie and
Jessie Fox of this city.
Stanley Kendall and son Charles,
of Chicago, were guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ELI Kendall, over SUM-
day.
Milan j. Demorest left Wednesday
for Sterling Ill. where he will remain
few days looking over his business in
terests
Don't miss the Passion Play at the
Idle Hour Monday and Tuesday nights
under the auspices of Ladies' Mission
airy society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Travis and son,
Russell, of Yankee Springs were the
guests of the latters cousin, Mrs. Il. w.
Whitehouse
Mrs. +. M. Parney and sisters, Mrs.
Showers and Mrs. Taylor, were called to
Mosely Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Grin Ford.
Mrs. +. A. Blair who has been in
the millinery business here for the last
six years has closed her parlors and
moved to Holland.
Rev. Edrie Collins will give very
interesting introduction TO the Passion
Play pictures Monday and Tuesday
evenings next weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Warner of Maple
Rapids returned home, Monday, after
a pleasant weeks visitSDwith their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Balm.
Mrs. Frank Ralph of Carson City,
who has been spendinga week at the
homes of her sister and brother, Mrs.
George Boyer and Mr.. Joe Ralph, left
for her home Monday.
Clayton Kimberly and family have
moved into the city and now occupy
the Joseph Cobb house. Orrin Hanks,
who purchased the Kimberly farm, has
also moved and is settled there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey left
Monday for two weeks visit at Trav-
erse City. They will also attend the
state Grange meeting in that city as
delegates during their absence.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harlan was gladdened Wednesday, Dec
ember 14th, by the advent of a fine
decided to remain with them perman-
mently. All interested are doing finely
A meeting of the X nights of The
Maccabees of The World will be held
at DR.. Quits Office next Monday even
ing. Matters of importance require
the presence of every member. Don't
fail to be present. VIM. Malone.
Commander.
III. w. Miller, of Bate Creek, was
guest of his old friend, Baxter
Strong, Monday. He was on his way
TO Cedar Lake to meet a church build
ing committee of the Adventist demo
mination, figuring on building a
church there.
Miss May Boyd the popular trimmer
at Mrs. Millards left Wednesday fol
Mercer Pa. for few months before re-
turning here for the spring season. A
number Of her young lady friends gave
her surprise farewell reception al
the Willard home Tuesday evening.
Ed Engeman, whose name was sign
ed To the article in last weeks issue o
the Banner in regard TO the VanAssch,
girl, says he has no certain knowledg,
concerning the matter and merely sen
the article in at the request of the girl
mother, and that he signed his nam
to IL TO show who was sending il in.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Filkins left Wed
nesday for their annual trip to Ridge
dale, Tenn. to remain during the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Chas
Ryerson. These annual visits ar
pleasant for this pioneer couple. tn
Banner will follow them until thei
return.
The annual meeting of of Ladie:
Social Circle was held at the home {
Mrs. Henry Smith Wednesday aftei