Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-07-27
Short Rens of Interest Re-
Latins to the Tozvn and It's
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Tuesday Tor short visit.
Miss Nellie Marie Durfee OF Brighton
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. f. A. Bush
for few weeks.
Miss Ruth Marvin of Grand Rapids
has been the guest for the past week OF
Miss Blanch Ballou.
j Miss Theda Herrick left Tuesday for
a two weeks visit with relatives and
4 friends in Grand Rapids,
Mrs. Mathew Bradley and daughter,
Marion, of Ionia, were guests Of Mrs.
Walter Smell Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Morrill, of Onstead, Mich,
arrived Monday for two weeks visit
with Mrs. Frank Baldwin.
The Misses Anna and Nina Brown
left Tuesday for weeks visit with
their brother, Earl at Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rummler went TO
Grand Rapids, Tuesday, to see the
horse races which opened there on that
day.
+! Mr.. and Mrs, McNally and two
! children went TO Grand Rapids, We'd
nesday, for few. days visit with rela-
tives. l..s
Mrs. Alice Alexander returned to her
home at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, after
"a weeks visit with her son Guy Alex
ander
The +. f. u. members and their
families are arranging TO hold picnic
supper in the park the first Saturday
in August. =
Mr.: and Mrs. A. Russell returned
Tuesday from few days visit with rel
atives and friends at Barryton and
| Wiedman.
! Miss Agnes O'Connor and her friend
Henry Gwatkin of Grand Rapids, were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Bush.
Mrs. Catherine Sears and son Charles
and daughter Dorothy of Rockford
have been guests at their uncle's, +. b.
Lapham. this week.
Mrs. Arthur Stout of Grand Rapids
who has been spending few days with
her mother, Mrs. Henry Shelter, re.
/ turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Macarthur re
turned to their home at Kent City,
Tuesday. after two weeks stay al
the old home in Grattan.
Rev. 7. III. Carey will preach a me-
mortal sermon on the life and services
of Rev. ID. +. Hills at the Ashley
church, Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. M. Hall and son, Frederick,
returned Tuesday from a weeks visit
with her parents at Hastings. Mr.
Halls mother, Mrs. M. A. Hall,
returned with her for short visit.
| Word comes to Fred McCue to-day
from his brother, Robert, in Grand
Rapids, that his son Hurbert aged five
months, died this morning. The re-
mains will be brought here and the
funeral will be held Saturday.
| Quarterly Meeting Services will be
held in the Free Methodist Church,
commencing Friday night of this week,
and continuing over the Sabbath. Rev
w. III. Bodine will have charge of the
meetings. All invited to attend.
Mrs. A.,B. Hill and son, A. b. Hill
Jr., Of Wilson, Arkansas, and Mrs
Daniel Clifford of Memphis, Tennessee
are guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs
b. q. Curtis, s. b. Avery and family
tof Lowell were also guests there Sun
day.
Il Mrs. f. j. Witham and daughter
Villa land her mother, Mrs. Ruth Jacox
all of Britton, South Dakota, who have
!. been guests of friends and relatives TO
a.few weeks past left Monday for shor
visit with Alma friends before return
ing to their western home. -
The woman,s Mission Circle will
have charge OF The morning service q
the Baptist church Sunday, July both
A feature of the service will be repor
of the Interdenomip ational Missionar.
Jnbilee meeting held in New York City
: to be given by Mrs. +. Frank Ireland
The Sangers Combined Shows an,
Menagerie which exhibited here Tues
day in a tent at Ellis Park, while not
large aggregation, was clean one AM
gave a good entertainment. Thei
q horses, animals and actors are wei
e kept and the press agent and bushes
/" manager are gentlemen with whom !
= Is pleasure TO deal.
!. q. III. Dilday and family late O
Princeton Ind. are new residents @
Q Belding.- Mr.. Dilday has accepted
s. positionwith the T. Frank Ireland Go
u asa hardware salesman. They will
e occupy the housed recently purchases
o by Il. Il. Lapham on the cornor G