Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-06-16

Rostan Skellenger rides a Ford aut,
Eugene Warner spent Sunday i
Detroit.
Mrs. Grin Purdy of Orleans was
Belding visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. M. b. Wetmore went To Nj,
Brides, Wednesday, on business trip
Harvey Haysmer has purchased tn
John LaGrew property on Front street
Mrs. Ella Olsen of Greenville was al
over Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs
Oven House.
Miss Gertrude Wilson returned Wed
nesday from few days visit will
friends in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. g. A. Taylor left Wednesday
for Mt. Pleasant where she will learr
the dressmalxing business.
Roy LaDow brought to this market
on Saturday last the first home grown
Strawberries of the season.
Miss Iva Bornor very pleasantly en-
tertained the teachers sewing circle al
the home of Mrs. e. b. Lapham.
Mrs. Jennie Hanson of Greenville
was an over Sunday guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Purdy.
Miss Margaret Weeks went to Lowell
Tuesday TO attend the commencement
exercises of the Lowell High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skellenger en-
tertained DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Skellen-
ger of Battle Creek, Thos. SkeIenger
and John Mehney and their wives Sun
day
Mrs. j. l.. Welch of Ionia and Mrs.
Matilda Jackson of Chicago are guests
ut the home of Mrs. +. M. Hall for the
week.
The Misses Tillie and Beatrice Manns
left for their home ut Port Huron,
Wednesday, where they will spend
their vacation.
Mrs. Oscar During of Haynor was
called here Monday by the accident of
her son, Jay McNaughton, at Cooks
Corners.
Mrs. VIM. Munger and daughter,
Delma OF Midland arrived here Tuesday
for short visit ut the home of Mrs.
Frank Wood.
Miss Nellie Spaulding returned 10
her home at Butternut, Monday, after
A short visit at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. j. l.. Reynolds.
w. ID. Gordon of Greenville went to
Detroit, Sunday TO bring home his wife
who has recently undergone an opera
ion at the Harper hospital.
Mrs. b. &. Stone of Marion, and her
Mrs. Ezra Lehman of Wood
bury, Tenn, are guests at George
Holmes for week or two.
Edgar Stanton has been riding around
or week or more in new Hupmo- |
bile and can get there as quick if not a |
title quicker than the rest of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kilborn of |
Barryton were here the last of the week |
% attend the funeral of Mrs. Edgar |
<ilborn. They returned home Friday. |
G. III. Stone left Tuesday evening for |
IN extended visit through New York,
and other eastern states. |
lie expects TO be gone until September.
Birney Strunk has returned from
IIillsdale and reports that there is but |
little change in the condition of his
lunt. Mrs. Nj. A. Chapman still re-
mains there caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Ritter and son,
Morrell returned Tuesday evening from
two week visit with relatives and
riends i'm Jackson and Toledo. They
eport very delightful trip.
Mrs. w. b. Reed and Mrs. !. l..
iubbell entertained at the Reed home
asst Friday evening i'm honor of DIR. and
VI RS j. Il. Ferguson. Bird &c was the
,ame of the evening. Fine refreshments
we're served and most delightful social
evening il proved.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler, who has been a
,uest of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Gus
,ur, returned home TO Orleans Monday.
Mrs. Wheeler is 81 years old and re-
well preserved for her ad-
ranced years. She says Orleans is
putting on new life and will have a
big celebration there on the 4th of j uly.