Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-11-03
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Mrs. Sarah Knapp was in Green
vile Monday.
Chas. Murray made business triI
To Grand Rapids Monday.
Mrs. Clara Stanton OF Lansing, was
in the city Friday Of last week.
Mrs. s. l.. Wright is spending the
week with friends at Big Rapids.
Mrs. Art Mccoy went To Mt. Plea
SAINT Tuesday, for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Hendricks entertained
her daughter, Mrs. Phillips OF lonia,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Lamberton entertained
her daughter Mrs. Fellows from Nc
Bride Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Claflin and children
went TO GAINESVILLE Monday, for a
visit at Clayton Chapman's..
Mrs. J. l.. Magnan, of Cadillac, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Rufus
Morse, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Cora Kingsbury returned to
Grand Rapids Monday after visit
over Sunday with her parents
Martin Post has returned To his home
in Orleans, from the Butterworth hos
pital much improved in health.
Miss Iris McElroy left Monday for
Ypsilanti after a few days visit at her
home, her mother, Mrs. III. Z. McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abbott, of
4 70 nf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reeves, over Sun
day.
DIR. +. II. Ellis, of Detroit, was in
the city Monday. He came TO attend
the funeral OF &. r. Ranney in Green
Vile.
Fremont Higgins of Grcenville, vas
i'm the city Monday on business, con-
nected with the Catherine Wandel
estate.
Miss Bertha Ransom, a member Of
the Lakeview Enterprise force, was in
tn city over Sunday, the guest Of
MISS Agnes Joslyn.
| Ed Trow bridge of Chicago who has
been the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Archie
| Howard and other relatives for several
days returned Tuesday.
ID. G.. Crawford Of Ionia, was in the
city over sunday. He was here last
week surveying for The sewer, which
is being put in by the city.
Mrs. w. 4. Pope and children re-
turned this weei from Greenvilie,
where they hal been visiting her
mother Mrs. L.. b. Conant
Mrs. VIM. Coulter has been enter
tanning her sister Mrs. Edna Eber-
hard, of Northport, for couple OF
weeks. She returned Monday.
1 Frank Lincoln, former resident
/ here but now of Chicago, has been in
the city for week visiting friends.
He left Monday for "A short visit in
Alma.
Miss Vivian Smith returned TO Grand
Rapids Monday after a visit with her
mother Mrs. Oscar "A. Day. She is
with the Ranniville Co., as book
keeper.
Edwin +. Sweet is scheduled TO speak
here on Monday, Nov. 7th at ! :05 o'clock
p. IN. A special train will bring him
to this city. He will make tour of
the district.
Mrs. III. A. Lamb is much improved
from her serious illness, her sister Mrs.
G. M. Beckwith of Grand Rapids, who
was with her few days last week re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. M. +. Tuck and daughtor
Louise, of Greenville, were guest of
friends in the city Friday and Saturday.
She has moved into her own home in
Greenville since coming from Virginia
and will remain there.
Miss Jessie Vincent, who is attend
ing the State Normal at Ypsilanti, was
home last week for few days. She,
with the other bunch of Bedding girls
who are attending that institution of
learning, like the work very much.
/ III. j. Council went to Grand Rapids
Tuesday to purchase a large stock OF
wall paper for the coming season. He
says his wall paper trade was never so
good as during the past season. Henry
A. Smith is assisting Mr.. Cook i'm the
store during his absence.
The little Is months old son of Rev.
j. b. Phillips the Free Methodist min
lister Of this city died Thursday Oct. 81
OF indigestion. Rev. w. Bodine con-
Quoted the funeral services at the house
at o'clock p. NJ. Friday and the re-
mains were taken 10 Coral for burial.
They came near having a serious
fire at John Whitsel's Monday night.
The boy set box Jack OIL Lantern i'm
the window, and soon the family dis
covered IL burning, and also the cur
tain and carpet i'm flames. Fortunately
it was discovered in time To prevent
greater damage.
Earl Vincent, who was home on a
short visit recently, has sold his fine
farm near OwOsso and is looking for
another. No sooner than he gets well
located and the farm put into good
shape than some fellow comes along
and offers him good round figure and
he lets il go.
Walter Hutchinson and wife have been
here this week on their way to Chi.