Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-04-21

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HeatneI
Monday, son.
Mrs. M. Rockefeller of Reed City ha
moved TO this city.
Mrs. Arthur Peck of Grand Rapid
was guest of Mrs. Will Peck, Tuesday
Rev. Il. j. Clemens of Blanchard il
in the city for few days on business
trip.
| Miss Rena MINER was an over Sun
day guest at the home of +. Slye in
Ionia.
| DIR. +. M. Forman returned Tuesday
from professional trip 10 the Uppe
Peninsula.
Miss Florence Raymer went to Twin
ing, Wednesday, for few weeks visi'
at her home.
The ladies of the Church of Chris
will serve 15c supper on Saturday
from 5 to o'clock.
Miss Calista Osborn left Tuesday fol
her home at Blanchard where she ex
poets to remain for the summer.
Mrs. Alice Peck of Lakeview, arrived
here Wednesday for 10 days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Chas Webster.
Mrs. Harry Minore returned to her
home at Coral, Tuesday, after short
visit with her friend, Mrs. A. Sparks.
George Kennedy and wife left Tues
day for Regina, where they intend TO
make home i'm Saskatchewan county.
Mrs. +. A. Watkins of Greenville and
Mrs. f. I'll. Chellis of Meridian, N. H..
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Lessiter,
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Cartridge and Mrs. &. j.
Hicks returned Wednesday from a
short visit with friends at Morley and
Howard City.
Mrs. A. Il. Demorest left Tuesday for
Ludington, where she will spend few
weeks with her daughter, Carrie who
has fine position in that city.
Mrs. Chas. French returned TO her
home at Morley, Tuesday after a week s
visit with her daughters, Mrs. George
w. Moulton and Miss Elsie French.
Mrs. Louis l.. Blanc left Wednesday
for FIT. Wayne, Ind, taking her son
Leo with her TO have his throat exam
ined for treatment i'm the hospital there.
Miss Mable Spicer went TO Grand
Rapids, Wednesday TO attend thegrand
opera now holding the boards at Powers.
She was accompanied by Miss Lichten-
auer of Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, long time
residents of Ronald, have moved TO this
city and are now at home on their
property on Leonard street, purchased
by them about five years ago.
The l.. o. Il. NJ. NJ. will hold their
banquet on Saturday April % rd, at
Millards hall at 6 o'clock p. M, follow
ed by the regular meeting in Oddfellows
hall. All members take notice.
The Oddfellows have been invited to
attend church at the Church of Christ
on Sunday evening, April oath, and
the members are requested TO meet at
the hall at 6:l5 o'clock TO go i'm body.
Mrs. Lena Mclean, the nurse who
had charge of the Peasley children,
Glen and Floyd, has returned from
Coldwater, where she had been to place
them in that institution. The little
ones have developed wonderfully under
her care and are bright children.
Col. A. Rowley returned Monday
from Ionia where he had been for
couple of weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Orville North, whose husband died
recently. Mr.. Rowley assisted her in
settling up her affairs after his death.
Mr.. North was veteran of the Civil
War and died in his chair very sudden
ly at the age of 80 years.
Rev. +. Collins was called to Green
will Monday, to officiate at tie funeral
of Jane Close, who died there last Fri
day. She was ~ years old and for the
past ten years has been warm personal
friend of Mr.. Collins and his daughter,
Myrna. The funeral was largely at
tended, as she was friend TO all who
knew her and everybody was her friend
For many years she resided i'm the
family of Chester Miller.
Ed. Engemann received the sad in
telligence last Saturday, that his uncle,
Rev. FIR. John Engemann of Lady
smith, Wisconsin, had died suddenly.
Ed. lived with his uncle several years
and thought great deal of him and
the news was hard blow TO him. He
left Saturday evening for Chicago 10
attend the funeral which was held in
that city, many priests taking part in
the last sad rites.