Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-15
Short Aems of Interest Re-
Laffns to the Town and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

- oiucn ana FAMILY OF On
cago,are visiting here for week or two
Miss Dee Brown OF Big Rapids, /
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas A
Wagner.
w. &. Spicer and Chas. Murray wen
TO Grand Rapids, Monday, to take il
the fair.
Mrs. Annie Crook and sister, Mrs
Schafer of Detroit are visiting at thei
old home in Miriam.
Mrs Hauck, who has been here 70,
several days caring for her sister-in-law
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. G. Stevenson
OF lonia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. T.. Peck over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erickson of Ashley
Returned home Monday, after a short
visit with Mile Sewers.
Mrs. Ezra Satterlee OF Greenville re-
turned home Monday after several DAYS
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. l.. Benedict went to Ionia.
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
county executive board of the w. G..
Il. u.
Mrs. Bessie Britain of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Dr. Orr for a
week, returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Ireland and daughter,
lmogene and son, Walter left Saturday
on their return TO Yonkers, n. Y.
+. Il. Warren, who removed from
here TO Pontiac few months ago is re-
ported quite ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs +. A. Cook who has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Vern Snyder
OF lonia returned home Monday night.
Mrs. +. Mumby returned to her
home at Coral, Monday, after short
visit with her son, George Mumby of
Ibis city.
Geo. w. French and family of Ionia
lrove up Sunday in his auto for short
visit with Mrs. French's mother Mrs.
Hopkins.
A. IL. Colwell left Monday for Kala-
nazoo and trip through Indiana i'm |
he interest of the Safe Co., for whom
lie is working.
Lewis Granger was home from Flint
'ver Sunday. His brother Glen is i'm
proving and will return TO Flint as
DON as he is able.
Dorman Knapp of Howard CITY,
vas in the city over Sunday, called
lere to attend the funeral of his uncle,
ieorge f. Knapp.
Geo. w. Hauck and wife of Green
lille are guests of his brother, Peter
iauck, and wife who are confined 10
heir home by sickness.
Attend the unique and pleasing enter
ainment Friday and Saturday evening
! The Congregational church. Adj Is
mission ten and fifteen cents.
James White of Cook, Minnesota, and
lrs. ii. II. Dickinson of Howard City It
'ere guests of their sister, Mrs. Frank
iranger, the first of the week. e
A force Of carpenters under direction
}. T.. Upper are pushing f. A. d
Vashburn's house rapidly along. 1t II
ill be fine building when completed. i
VIM. Dorman returned last week
om the upper peninsula, where he
as been doing carpenter work for Fred
ing, who is large contractor i'm Han. C
,ck. b
Byron f. Browns new residence is
lpidly assuming shape and il won't y
very long before the finishing touches u
ill make il one of the contest homes
! the city. e
Mrs. Chas. Eddy is visiting her son II
Petoskey for couple of weeks. She L
'companied her little grandson home, c.
no had been with his grand parents o
II several weeks.
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club il
ill meet with Mrs. Carrie Tallman in
'ilson on Thursday, Sept. %, at 2:3O h
clock p. m. Members are requested CT
'ess in Irish costume. ii
Mrs. Alice Bunderson of Ionia was N
the city Monday night a guest at
e home of Mr., end Mrs. Allen Hill. d
he came TO help Mr.. and Mrs. Hill =,
lebrats the fourth anniversary of :,
cir wedding day. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Essex and Mr.. OF
I'd Mrs. Frank Smith were called 10 W
ieridan, Tuesday, TO attend the funeral n
Mrs. q. ID. Harris. Mrs. Harris was r
sister TO Mrs. Essex and an amt to m
'ank Smith. n,
Hotel Bedding is serving a lot of Sun "
" dinners these days TO automobile A
iers who make the run TO this CITY
pm Grand Rapids, Ionia, GreenvilIe .,
I'd other nearby towns and cities :.
asst Sunday several autos containing