Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-28
Short Aems of Interest Re-
Lafins to the Tozvn and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

Arthur Stout transacted business in
Grand Rapids Monday.
Mrs. l.. T.. Green left Friday for a
short visit with friends at Manistee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f.. Hudson were
Grand Rapids visitors on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Pickard went TO
Grand Rapids, Friday, for short visit.
Mrs. Mary Bivens left Monday for a
two weeks visit with neice at Stanton.
Mrs. f. J. Smith of Chadwick, left
Monday for visit with relatives at
Carson City.
Glen Rose of Lakeview, is the new
baggageman at the Pere Marquette
depot in this city.
Mrs. M. V. Heckathorn and daughter,
Mrs. +. VanGilder were Grand Rapids
visitors Monday.
The Best Family Flour adv. of the
Grattan FIGURING Mills will be found
in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Face of Orleans,
were over Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arba Face.
Miss Mary Peasley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fallie Race were Greenville visitors
from Saturday till Monday.
Melvin Smith returned TO Lansing
Monday, where he is employed, hav-
ing been home on visit over Sunday.
f. Allen and family of Quay, New
Mexico, were guests at the home of
M. b. Wetmore from Friday till Mon
day.
Munson Beemer of Lansing, who has
been spending couple Of weeks with
his daughter Retta, left for his home
Monday.
Mrs. Olive Haynes of Missaukee
county has been here this week TO help
care for Walter Haynes and family,
who have been sick with fever.
w. ID. Reynolds has decided to close
out his stock of goods in Orleans and
is advertising big sale, besides his
large advertisement i'm the Banner, he
has put out lot of bills.
The Woodmen have been invited to
hold a social on the lawn at the church
of Christ and Rev. Bussing's, Friday
evening, where program, and ice
cream and cake will be the features of
the occasion.
Mrs. Miranda Walker and her
Mrs. Krause of Chicago, are
stopping in the city for few weeks,
they still own property here and enjoy
coming to the old home occasionally to
meet old friends.
Mrs. j. w. Lunn and Miss Edith
Lunn returned Monday from their
visit with friend near their former home
in Bushnell, after short stay they in
tend to make trip TO Petoskey for
few weeks outing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winans
on Saturday last, fine baby girl, all
interested are doing nicely. Mr.. Win
ans is receiving the congratulations of
his friends. 1t has been named Ivo-
lene Alice Winans.
On account of the absence from the
city of Rev. q. w. Maxwell there will
be no preaching service at the M. +.
church Sunday July 3lst, on Aug. It'll,
Sunday school, Epworth League and
prayer meeting as usual.
In remitting for his subscription to
the Banner, Rev. o. w. Winter writes
from Corning, Iowa, that himself and
family are well and the work is pro-
crossing finely. Their many friends
will be pleased TO hear from them.
Clyde Sinclair former Bedding boy,
has been visiting old friends here, he
went west few years ago and is now
travelling for hardware firm and do
ing fine, his people live in Sand Lake
and he has been there also visiting.
J. G. WILDER came home from Ponds
Lake, Saturday, with string of fine
pickeral, one of which weighed pounds
the Others were two and three pound
ers. George Wagner went with him
and says he caught part of the string.
Mr.. Alexander was the mascot.
Winnifred Smith attained her 10Th
birthday last Friday, July 22nd, and a
surprise party was given her at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Smith in the evening. There
were about 20 guests present and they
kept the merry making hours very
lively with music, games and visiting.
The refreshments were excellent and
Miss Winnifred was made the recipient
of many birthday gifts. Among the
guests from out of town, were Leonard
Stokes and sister Of Greenville and Ben
Peterson and sister Bessie of Smyrna.