Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-03
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Local ~
Brevities.

|, Mrs. Frank Donielson was guest Of
Green lille visitor, yesterday.
Vern Divine and Harry Dimmick
are spending the week in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Wood OF Orleans was q
guest at the home of q. w. Brown yes.
terday.
Dorathy Avery of Greenville, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Balm over
Sunday.
w. 1. Benedict and wife, are in
Chicago, for weeks visit with brother
Nate Benedict.
The st. Mary's Guild, will have Is
cent supper at the church house, Satur-
day, March 18th.
Mrs. q. w. French OF Ionia was a
caller at the home of her mother, Mrs.
A. Hopkins, Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Martin of Grand Rapids
was guest of relatives and friends in
this city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gleason were
guests of relatives in Grand Rapids
from Saturday until Monday.
ii. b. Holmes and wife of Greenville,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Holmes, Tuesday and "wednesday.
q. J. Gibson, is recovering from his
recent illness of six months duration,
he was out Monday, for the irst time.
ii. ii. Bedding, has been home from
Chicago the past week, visiting his
family. The family expects TO move
there later.
Mrs. u. w. Gooding, left Thursday
for Middleville, for q couple OF weeks
visit with her son Earnest who is re-
siding there.
The first week in March gives US lamb
like weather, which is indicative if the
old addage proves true that the month
Will go out like lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Walser and Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. Zahm went TO Greenyille,
Monday, TO spend the day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hayes.
VIM. r. Taylor deputy sheriff of
lonia, is in the city today in company
with officer D. +. Webster, are looking
up evidences in the liquor cases.
The Smyrna cemetery association had
a large crowd at their social, held i'm
Maccabee hall, Tuesday. From the sale
of u quilt TO Mr.. Jones and the regular
social fee $500 was realized. Fine re-
freshments were served and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Harry Il. MINER, wife and mother,
and Fred MINER and family went To
Vickeryville Tuesday where they joined
a gathering of over fifty people in a
birthday surprise party for Mr.. Chas.
Hawley whohad reached the sixty fifth
milestone on life's journey. All en-
joyed a fine time.
Services as follows at the Church of
Christ on Lords day, March 8, AT 1920:
A program of musical interest will be
presented and the pastor will speak on
''rhe Uprising of Men for World Con-
quest" Monthly board meeting at 3
p. m. Evening subject, o'clock,
"The Age of Power" A welcome
awaits all.
Mark Brown is able To be out making
his appearance in the city last week,
the first time since having tussel with
his chicken, in which event he broke
his leg. Mark says if the chicken had
belonged to some other fellow he could
have "sniped" them with out injury to
himself.
The Green church cemetry association
will meet the second Monday in March,
at 2 o'clock p. IN. Every body invited
TO be present, and the ladies aid society
will meet with Mrs. George Ravell on
Wednesday, March 9Th, for an all day
social and dinner, TO which all members
and interested friends are invited.
A letter received from Rev. j. 4.
Butler, states that he is receiving lot
Of inquiries about Mexico, since his letter
appeared in the Banner, one from Green
Vile, did not sign his name TO the letter
and 80 he has not received reply. Mr..
Butler and family, starts this week for
Maceneso I'll Hule Mexico, he says the
opportunities are great in that region.