Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-09-14

DR.. +. s. Forman transacted business
i'm Ionia, Monday.
Mrs. Alice Foster of Chelsea is |
guest of her son Charles for few days
Mrs. l.. Il. Trimble left Tuesday fo
ten days visit with friends in Crane
Rapids.
Mrs. w. J. Gordon Of Greenvile was
guest of her father, S. Il. Arnold
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Whitford went u
Grand Rapids, Tuesday TO attend thu
great fair.
} Miss Gertrude Close returned Mon
day from three weeks visit ut hel
Ihome i'm Edmore.
l.. A. Galloway of Berlin, Ontario, il
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. III. Arm.
strong, this week.
Mrs. Laura Bacon and children went
to Greenville, Tuesday for a few days
WISH Win Irienus.
+. G.. Lincoln of Eureka was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gaisfrom Sat
urday till Tuesday.
Mrs. Byron Moore and Miss Hazel
Suits left Monday for weeks visit
with Greenville friends.
Miss Myra Courier of Grand Rapids
returned home Monday, after week Is
visit with Bedding relatives.
Mrs. George Woodward OF Wyman
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stebbins, Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Kidd went to Lansing,
Monday to accompany her son to the
school for the blind in that city.
Editor Luck OF the Bedding News
and his son Milo were in Ionia, Tues
day on business connected with the
probate court.
Mrs. Il. j. Scott wife of DR.. Scott of
ithica, returned home, Tuesday, after
weeks visit wsth her daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Barber.
Miss Kate Connolly returned To her
nome at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, after
week s visit at The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Avery.
Frank ID. Ar Leth Of Grand Rapids,
member OF the International Associa-
ton Masters of Dancing was in the city
this week arranging for class.
Mrs. +. A. Lamb and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lamb of Greenville returned
home Monday after short visit at the
A. n. Bedding and his son, Fred Beld-
ing, were in the City this week on their
way home to Rockville, Conn. from
California where they had been on their
annual business trip.
Miss Artie DePew of Grand Rapids
and sister Ellen of Fennville, were
guests part OF last week at Levi
Edson's, they returned Saturday. They
also visited Mrs. Averill.
+. +. Allen of Lansing is spending a
few days at the home of his son Bert
on West Main Street. Mis- Nadia visit
ed Lansing, Sunday, and Mr.. Allen
accompanied her home.
Rev. G. w. Maxwell left Tuesday TO
attend the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church which is
now i'm session at Kalamazoo. DIR. j.
Il. Hook has also gone as delegate.
Miss Beth Barnard has so far re-
covered the sight OF her eye as TO be
able TO accept the position of librar ian
at the high school. She hopes To be
able to resume her studies i'm the near
future.
City Clerk w. $. Eddy left Monday
for Port Huron where he is delegate
10 the Great Camp of the Modern Mac
cabees, from the local lodge. Mr..
Eddy went down TO the convention
prepared for the mixup that is almost
certain to follow the effort to readjust
the rates.
Vern Wright and wife returned Fri
day from Albion where they had been
visiting AT George Johnson's and w. A.
Litle's. He reports them well establish
ed i'm business and liking their location
and the prospects very much.
The Ladies OF the Modern Maccabees
Of this city will have business of inn
portance To transact at their next re-
gular review, Saturday evening, Sept
%, and every member is urged to be
present. AT the close of the review
bohemian lunch will be served. 15w2
A large lumber OF our citizens attend
cd the West Michigan fair at Grand
Rapids, Wednesday, and saw as fine
n day of entertainment as anyone
could wish for. The Biplane and
Mobile races were wonderful attractions
, and the management should be COM
plimentcd for their selections.