Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-04-14

Mrs. Wilbur Wilson was a Grand
Rapids visitor, Monday.
Nj. j. Domorest left Monday for a
business trip TO Sterling, Illinois.
Mrs. III. III. Ostrander was guest of
Greenville relatives Wednesday for the
day.
Miss Margaret McCurry was Grand
Rapids visitor from Saturday till Mon
day.
The comet rises Saturday morning
at 3:l9 O'Clock, if you care To see it, get
up early.
George l.. Beening of Grand Rapids
was guest of Bedding friends the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Martin left
Monday for "A few days visit with
friends at Allegan.
Mrs. Anna Kingim returned TO Grand
Rapids, Monday after n short visit with
Mrs. Emma Brown.
Miss Katie Mcleod of Alpena was
an over Sunday guest of her friend,
Miss Hazel Winans.
Miss Marie Lemley of Saginaw, re-
turned home Monday after short visit
with Bedding relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. T.. Sessions and
mother of Greenville were over Sunday
guests at the home of A. b. Garter.
Mrs. Harry Lamb returned Wednes-
day from few days visit with her sis
ter and other relatives in Grand Rapids. |
Harold Washburn and Melvin Wag- |
ner of Ann Arbor are home for short |
vacation from their duties at the u. |
of Nj.
ST. Mary's Guild will meet with Mrs. |
j. Frank Jackson next Wednesday af- |
ternoon. The ladies will please remem-
Der the date and place.
Miss Helen PRESLEY who has been
home for a short vacation returned To |
her school work at the Ferris Institute,
in Big Rapids, Monday.
Sidney Washburn, who has been
working for some time past at Flint, is
home for a short rest made necessary |
by slight indispotion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and son
Glen, who have been visiting with |
Grattan friends for a few days, left |
for their home in Grand
Rapids.
Mesdames b. f., Howard and Mari
gold Hall were in Grand Rapids the
first of the week to see David Warfield |
m his presentation of "The Music
Master"
Mrs. William Higbee of Brooklyn,
\. y. has been guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Potter, the past
week. Mrs. Potter accompanied her
10 Greenville Monday, for short visit.
Mrs. Amelia Zenner of Pentwater re-
turned home Monday, after week s
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Gleason. Mrs. Gleason accompanied
her as far as Grand Rapids on her
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Wilder of Detroit
we're in the city the first of the week
Ealing OH Belding relatives and friends.
Mr.. Wilder returned TO Detroit, Mon
lay but Mrs. Wilder is remaining here
or the week.
Frank &. Miller Of lonia, was i'm the
,ity Wednesday, he is an ardent adj
nirer of Chase >. Osborn and is en-
,husiastic for his candidacy for COVER
nor, and believes there is no question
cut that he will receive the nomination.
Mrs. II. Z. Friedly was in Grand
Rapids over Sunday, visiting her sister
Mrs. Is. A. Ingersol. She also attended
Jhe Oratorio of Paul the Apostle given
by 90 voices, composed of local talent
and it was most delightful production.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland and Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Brown went To Detroit
returning cross country with
Mr.. lreland's auto. They had most
delightful trip and made the 157 miles
in about q hours without skip of
any kind.
A merry party of hunters invaded
the homes Of Mrs. i. G.. James, Mrs.
G. w. Maxwell, Mrs. T.. A. Thorne
and Mrs. W. Peck last Wednesday
evening. The royal welcome given
them and tie enjoyment of the hunters
supper, proved the expedition success
full.
The members of Greenville q. A. II.
Post and Womrn's Relief Corps will
visit the Bedding post and corps next
and hold rally day at the
Post hall. Dinner will be served and
the heroes of the dark days of 81 TO '65
and their loyal sisters will doubtless