Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-09
Short Rems of Interest Re
tafins to the Tovn and It's
Peoole. told IN a Single
Paragraph.

Miss Abbie Curtis spent Sunda.
with her parents in Ionia.
Mrs, +. A. VanDeW alker returne'
to her home at Wayland, Monday
after short visit with Miss CLAIR
Howe.
Meeting of the o. +. s. next Tuesda.
evening, initiation and refreshments
All members are requested to b
present.
Miss Maize Gitchell, a student in TIT
Michigan Agricultural college, was al
over Sunday guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hoyt.
Mrs. Stephen Doland of st. Louis IL
spending couple of weeks with he
daughters, the Misses Lizzie ant
Theresa Doland OF this city.
Mrs. G. III. Willard left "Wednesday
for Battle Creek to remain with hel
son Fred through the winter. They
are nicely settled In rooms at % Jefier
son Ave.
Several of the teachers in the schools
were unavoidably tardy on Monday
morning on account of the lateness OF
the Pere Marquette train from Grand
Rapids.
The b. Y. p. u. will have "Seven
Social next Wednesday evening al
1880, at the church. Bring seven good
things TO eat and come and have a
good time.
George Armstrong, one OF Uncle
sans Recruiting Officers located al
dun bus, ohio, was guest OF his
co ISins, the Misses Theresa and Lizzie
Doland the last of the week.
Mrs. Belle Strong who has been here
the past three weeks assisting in the
care of her sister, Mrs. Smith Rowley
who has been very i'll, left for her home
in Grand Rapids, Monday.
Messrs A. A. and +. +. Fair OF
Grand Rapids were in the city Mon
day, in the interest OF Pyrene wonder
full fire extinguisher which they are
advertising in another part of this
paper.
Mrs. Joseph L. Angel received the
sad news last night, that her brother
John G.. Parker, of Palmyra, New
York, was dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Angel
left for there this morning TO attend the
funeral.
The marriage OF Mr.. Richard G.
Worth and Miss Ruth Kilbborn was
solemized at the M. Il. Parsonage
Tuesday evening, by Rev. g. w. Max
well, her sister Myra Kilborn accomp-
anied her. Mr.. and Mrs. Worth will
reside in the city.
Human Hearts" the play billed for
the Opera house next Tuesday night is
one of the finest plays ever brought
here, and the theatre going public
cannot fail TO attend it. The company
goes from here to Lansing, Flint and
Detroit and is one of the sweetest stories
ever told.
Mesdames, John Il. Noble, A. M.
Hall, Thomas Dawes, Fred A. Bush
and Miss Lizzie Noble accompanied by
Rev. Floyd Keller, went to Greenville
this morning to attend meeting of the
eighth district Womans Auxiliary OF
the Western Michigan diocese, to be
held in the Episcopal church in that
city. A fine program has been arr ang-
ed and it is expected that a most en-
joyable time will be had by all present.
Preparation for the Chicago Internal
ional Live Stock Exposition, which will
this year be held from December End To
9th, is no insignificant task. Hun
dreds of artisans consuming . month
or more in carrying out plans laid
down long previously. Material by the
train load is consumed each year finds
new ideas adopted for the benefit Of
show men and the comfort of visitors
In these preliminaries thousands Of
dollars are expended, practically all OF
which is merely seasonable investment