Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-12
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Mrs. Jay futile OF lOnia Is q guest q
the home OF J. w. Moore for q few days
She came here Monday.
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club
will meet with Mrs Fred Schlege
Thursday, October 10th, at 2:80.
Mrs. Charles Tefft and daughter, o.
Greenville, visited with Mrs. J. w
Wells one day last week.
Mrs. j. w. Wells who has been con
fined 10 the house for the past few days
on account OF sickness, Is able TO be
out again.
Mrs. T.. +. Brown and Mrs. Thad
Cornwell Of Greenville were over Sun.
day guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Oberlin.
Roy A. Reynolds left Tuesday morn.
ing for Chicago, Milwaukee, and other
points, on business trip in the interest
of the Fargo Shoe Co.
Mrs. II. M. Wilson is visiting friends
ut Canandaigua, N. Y. Later she will
go To Brooklyn where she will spend
the winter with her daughter Zada
who is teacher in the schools in that
city.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Con-
gregational church will meet with M rs.
Grace Strunk Wednesday afternoon,
October lS at the usual hour. There is
whole lot Of work to be done and q
large attendance is desired.
Rev. Chester Birch, the evangelist,
who is TO conduct revival services In
the M. +. church will give the q. A.
n. day address he geve At Winona
Lake, to the veterans, at the church
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
&. IL. Taylor of Baltimore, Maryland
q socialist speaker of national reputa-
ton will deliver an address in Hubbell
hall Monday evening, October 10th.
Everybody cordially invited. Ladies
are especially requested TO be present.
The Oddfellows and Rebekahs will
meet at their hall Sunday evening at
gregational church TO hear Rev, Buss-
Woodmen will meet at Foresters hall
for the same purpose.
Samuel Raby and wife were in Lans-
ing last week on business. Mr.. Raby
was appointed general administrator
of the estate of the late A. Nj. White,
of Lansing and also a former resident
of this place. Mrs. Raby takes the
farm of 80 acres on Mt. Hope Ave,
west, at $4,000, as part OF her interest in
the estate.
Frank Condor OF this city has been
in poor health for some time past and
does not improve as rapidly as 1t was
hoped he might, Last Tuesday night
q number Of his friends gave ball for
Franks benefit in Hubbell hall which
netted him $l06. After his long illness
and in his debilitated condition this
money Will be very acceptable.
Rev. Bussing had the misfortune to
lose fountain pen last Friday, some
where between South Bridge and Pearl
Streets. Mr.. Bussing priced il very
highly not only for its value but be-
cause il was gift TO him by the young
peoples Sunday School class. He will
be glad to give suitable reward for its
return to him or this office.
Judson Z. Farr and family have
caught the Western fever and left
Tuesday for Atwater, California, where
they will make their home in the
future. Mr.. Farr has a brother out
there who has large ranch on which
Judson will find employment for the
present at good figure financially.
Messers. Harry and Ed Lamb receiv-
ed word from their brother Charles at
Charlotte, Monday night that his son
Glandille, who was attending school at
Ann Arbor had died suddenly at Ann
Arbor, after an illness of only about
twenty minutes. The young man was
. fine student and loved by all who
knew him and was about nineteen
years Of age. Accompanied by their
wives they went TO Ypsilanti, Wednes-
day, to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Albert l.. Spencer and Mrs.
Elvon Z. Lloyd very pleasantly enter
tanned large company of ladies ut the
Spencer home, on Wednesday after
noon. Five hundred was the game OF
the afternoon, at ten tables, Mrs. Byron
Brown carrying off the honors Of the
highest scple. A good number not play
ing enjoyed social afternoon with thin.
bles and social cnat. A fine lunch was
served, and most delightful time en-
joyed by all present, pleasant feature
OF the afternoon was the beautiful
chrysanthemum decorations which
J were much admired.