Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
Short Rems of Interest Re-
iafins to the Tozvn and ITS
Peopie, told In a Single
Paragraph.

| A. III. Caldwell left Wednesday, fol
a business trip.
| Hilance Spencer accompanied his
wife TO Ann Arbor Monday.
Mrs. Frank Potter went to Green willie
Tuesday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laux left fol
Wright, Ottawa county, Tuesday.
r. A. Hawley and Frank G. Miller
of Ionia were in the city Monday.
Milo Luck has gone to. Howell to
try treatment at the state sanitarium.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barber of Saranac,
was calling on Bedding friends last
week.
VIM. Joiner OF Chase is a guest at L.
b. Lapham's, visiting his mother and
sister.
Mrs. l.. Reynolds and son Harold, of
Ionia, spent last week with Mrs. AL
Wells.
Miss Nellie Drake returned to her
home at Blanchard Wednesday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. VIM. Piatt.
Mrs. T. A. Dawes and daughter,
Hazel, were guests Of relatives at Nc
Bride Wednesday.
Walter Rich of Ionia, an employee
at the State House of Correction, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. s. +. Yost went to Morley
Tuesday for a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Glenn Vanderberg of Howard
City, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
r. Spencer, Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott,of Lam
sing, were over Sunday guests of his
sister, Mrs. +. A. Cook.
Mrs. Lewis Parkinson of Mt Pleas
and, was an over Sunday guest of her
sister, Mrs. +. "A. Cook.
Misses Sadie Worden, Jessie Vincent
and Rose Bignell left Monday for
Ypsilanli via Lansing.
Mrs. ii. 5. Andrews who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, re-
turned 10 Saranac, Wednesday.
Mrs. b. +. Stebbins and children of
Petosky, visited her aunt, Mrs, Mae
Darling, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter McNaughton returned to
ner home in Tustin, Tuesday, after
few days visit with Bedding friends.
w. b. Travis has set out some fine
maple trees in front of the f. A.
Washburn residence, taken from his
farm.
All girls: AT Arthur Fitzjohns Sun
day, Bert Gregg's Thursday, Ernest
Grinell's Thursday and Roy Inscho's
last week Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Williams OF Mendon,
was in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day. She formerly lived here and was
an excellent nurse.
Mrs. III. Baird and daughter, Agnes,
returned to their home at Morley,
Tuesday after short visit at the home
of Chas. Hoyt and wife.
Miss Beatrice Stanton lett for
Fremont To resume her duties as teacher
in the public schools there, her mother
accompanied her as far as Grand
Rapids.
E. Chapple and wife returned last
Saturday from their trip south, having
spent some time in Florida, Cuba and
the Isle OF Pines. The trip is reported
a very enjoyable one.
Ferry Clock, Charles Hollenbeck, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Moore, Mrs. G..
Hoover and Minnie Cook attended the
Epworth League convention held in
Ionia March 20 and %.
Miss Marguerite Reynolds, who has
been guest of her brother and sister,
Nick Reynolds and Mrs. Alex Kelly,
for few days past, returned TO her
home at Sand Lake, Tuesday.
Ruth Helen Gregg is the name of the
nice little girl who clme-to live with
Mr.. Mrs. Bet Gregg Thursday morn
ing, papa Gregg is handling the mail at
the post lice as usual and is decidedly
happy.
Clarence Staley of Krem North
Dakota was The city Monday for
short visit with relatives and old
friends before returning home, he look
ed well and carried the ruddy complex
ion OF westerner.
Fred Warner, J. L. Hook, CIV.
Maxwell and +. III. Hudson went to
Lansing Wednesday evening to be
present at the debate and vote on the
local option measure, relative 10 max
ing the city the unit instead of the
county, framed in the interest of the
wet element.
Louis Sagendorf has nice lot OF
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