Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-15

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John Dougherty of Cadillac was
guest OF his uncle, Lee Edison, Monday
Mrs. w. p. Hetherington went {.
Grand Rapids Tuesday for short visit
Miss Grace Weber lett Monday To-
a weeks visit with relatives in Crane
Rapids.
Miss Trina Sullivan of Stanton, was
guest of her friend, Mary Joslyn,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Olger went To Grand Rap
ids Tuesday for few days visit with
relatives.
Maurice A. Reed and wife are spend
ing the week at their cottage at Wa
basis Lake
f. A. Washburn, +. w. Howard and
Thomas Welch were Grand Rapids
visitors, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wagner and son
rhayer, left Tuesday for weeks visit
at Highland Park.
Miss Margaret Weeks went TO Grand
Rapids, Monday, for weeks visit
with friends in that city.
Miss Lena Pencils returned Tues
day from few days visit with her
parents at Cedar Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Wortley went TO
Grand Rapids Tuesday for few days
visit in the Furniture City.
f.. Coons of indianapolis, Indiana,
arrived here Monday for weeks visit
at the home of Dan Cameron.
Glen Rose, the baggageman at the
Pere Marquette spent Sunday and Mon
day at his home in Lakeview.
Mrs. Melvin Sparks, who has been
relatives here for some time,
returned TO Boyne City Thursday.
Mrs. w. III. Richardson left Monday |
Tor three weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Detroit and Croswell.
Mrs. f. M. Buck of Great Falls.
was guest of her brother,
Frank Condor, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cliff of Butternut
arrived here Tuesday for few days'
visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. st. Clair.
Mrs. Gay Smith of Cedar Springs,
arrived here Tuesday for weeks visit
II the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
smith.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Harvey of Kali
'aska, were guests at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. A. b. Bachelor, the last of
he week.
"A. V. Brooks of Grand Rapids was
uest of his son, Frank of this civ.
donday. He left Tuesday for visit
t Lansing.
The Merrymakers' club OF Orleans ,
vii give another dancing party at the
laccabee and Cleaner hall SEPT. 30.
Sill, soc for dance; supper, 25c each.
Mrs. ). s. Stacey, who has been stop
ing in this city for some time past.
1T Monday for Muir, where she will
pend The winter with her daughter.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet :
'ith Mrs. j. w. Wells next Wednes- r
ay afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. All the @
dies are especially invited to be pres
IT. 4
Mrs. Helen Van Schoten, aged 56.
ed at the home of her sister, Mrs.
go. Brown OF Otisco, Wednesday morn
y, after severe illness of two months,
lration, the cause of her death being
nicer. C
Chas. b. Nye of Allegan was in the r
ty Friday. He was accompanied by r.
s brother, Fred Nye, who is living in h
e west on the Pacific coast. Twenty a
'ars ago he and his brother were resi- p
'nts of Stanton. G.
Robert PEBBLES and family and BROTH
-in-law, Samuel Blanchard, and fam
OF Grand Rapids have returned from e
ong Lake, where they have been fl
mping, living on frogs legs, fish and
her delicacies. o.
DIR. Joe Il. Berry of Calumet is visit y,
g old friends and relatives here and
the vicinity of the scenes of his child fo
'od. Joe is making good as physi-
IN and enjoying very lucrative prac- Ia
e. His many friends i'm this part of
ichigan are pleased to see him. IN
Lords Day, Sept Is, will be a great Ii
y in the Church of Christ-the
angelistic campaign will continue
e large chorus choir will sing at both
rvices under the efficient leadership sc
Mrs. Earl Wilson. Special music In
IL be rendered at both services with p'
'olo by Mrs. Wilson in the evening. I. %
lie pastor will outline the new tesla -,
INT church ut the morning service .,
d at Z p. m. will present the subject. a,
Why Jesus Came Into this World al
Z are welcome. 10