Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-11-03


Mrs. Elizabeth Barber of Saranac,
was Sunday visitor in Belding.
Rev. q. w. Maxwell was in Detroit
several days this week on business.
Miss Eva Sheldon of Greenville, was
an over Sunday guest of Maggie Nash.
Fred l.. Warner and wife were in
Morley visiting relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Avix went TO Green
Vile Wednesday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. V. &. Snyder of Ionia, was call
ing on Bedding friends on Friday OF
asst week.
Mrs. Amel Ferrick went to Evart,
Tuesday, for few days visit with
friends at that place.
Mrs. Forest Fish went to Howard
City Tuesday, to spend the week with
friends at that place.
Regular meeting of Doric Chapter
q. +. $. next Tuesday evening. All
members requested TO be present.
Miss Edna hummer attended the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
convention held in lonia last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Willard has closed
her home for the winter and gone TO
Battle Creek To spend the winter with
her son, Fred.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Greens
church will meet with Mrs. Smith
Rosely, Wednesday, Nov. 8. All re-
quested 10 be present
Mesdames Nj. Nj. McCracken and
III. r. Dickinson, Of Carson City, were
over Sunday guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Frank Granger, in this city.
Chas. Madden, Leopold Huff, Fred
Benton and Art Mccoy left Wednes
day morning for the hunting grounds
of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Mrs. w. :. Eddy and Miss Minnie
Cook attended the Ionia county Sun
day school convention at Saranac, Tues
day and "Wednesday of last week.
G.. Douglass, of Lansing, is in the
city, stopping at the Hotel Bricler, in
the interest Of the l.. >. Hospital Co.,
establishing agencies. See his adv.
Miss Jessie Vincent who is taking a
course al Ipsilanti came home last
Thursday To attend the Green-Alten-
burg nuptias, she returned Saturday.
Rev. A. Secord, has resigned the pas
orale of the Congreg ltiDnal church III
Br, cks willie, Ohio. He will commence
his new duties about the middle Of No
Nember.
ID not forget the big Sun ay-schoo
Rllly at Lne jeltra VI. +. church
4, "A ~ tho I0.pl a N
"A ni.. program has bttn arrang III
and all will be made welcome.
The ladies aid society of the Cooks
Corners church will hold the social
which was to have been held with Mrs.
j. ID. Morse at the Cleaner hall on
Wednesday evening. Picnic supper
Fee 10 cents.
but now residing at n ashville, fell from
the scaffold of q house he is building at
that place and broke his shoulder blade
last Saturday, causing very painful
injury which will lay him up for some
mime.
The ladies of ST. Mary's Guild will
hold benefit entertainment at the Star
theatre on Friday evening, Nov. 18th,
for the benefit OF Holy Trinity Mission
For the occasion they have secured the
services of Messers Earl Osborn and
Frederick A. Bush, who will put on a
laughable Irish farce, entitled "Grin
and Barrett" in connection with the
special moving pictures secured for that
evening. Both Mr.. Bush and Mr.. o S.
born are old timers in the enterta in
ment line and the funny little comedy
which they will produce is direct from
one of the largest theatrical publishing
houses in the country. Come out and
hear these versatile comedians, see the
pictures and help the ladies in raising
funds for carrying on their church work.
Tickets can be secured at Lamb Bros
grocery or Of the ladies or at the thea
ire on evening of the show. The first
show will be given at Z o'clock sharp