Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-08-24
Short Hems of Interest Re
Lafing to the Tozun and It's
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

Mrs. Nellie Ireland, returned to Yon'
kers New York, this week.
| Miss Gertrude London of Lake View,
Conn, is visiting at w. ID. Ballou's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Haysmer and
children were in Grand Rapids Sun
day.
III III. Bedding and family returned
to Chicago TO day after weeks stay in
the City.
Dr. George A. Stanton has returned
from his visit, week in Northern
Michigan.
Mrs. Abbie J. Williams left Tuesday
for ten days visit in Lansing, Howell
| and Jackson.
Miss Marguerite Lamb is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. G. M. Beck with in Grand
Rapids this week.
Miss Minnie Cook returned from Pine
Grove, Colorado, where she has been
for several weeks.
Mrs. Carl Steele and children left
Thursday for Grand Rapids to visit
relatives for week.
G. n. Fletcher and daughter, Of
Flint, have been guests of families in
this City this week.
Miss Ann Bracken went TO Otsego,
Tuesday, TO attend the wedding OF a
young lady college chums.
Ford Peck and wife of Person, are
guests of Fred Peck, Ford Peck was a
resident here about Is years ago.
Mrs. J. Ward Wells OF Bedding, and
Mrs. f. V. Alexander of Ionia, spent
Tuesday with friends in Lansing.
The only week day excursion to Grand
Rapids, August Both. Every body go.
Leaves Bedding 1922 am.-See advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ward Wells spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Ionia,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. Alex
| ander.
Mrs. Alkaline Saterlee of Greenville,
was an over Sunday guest of Mrs.
Clara Demorest.
Guests at T.. g. Wright's Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Johnston and
daughter, Moras Nash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nell Curtis and Ella Meginley.
f. +. Slye of Ionia, was in the City
Tuesday, in the interest of the Ionia
City Fair, he says it will be the best one
this year ever held in the county.
/. l.. Hubbell, w. z. Hetheringtor
and III. III. Bedding returned Tuesday
from Tustin where they had been on 8
few days fishing trip, having had goot
luck.
The committee in charge Of the biz
picnic wishes to say that the distrib
ution of bills of any kind will not b
allowed on the picnic grounds or in thu
City, Labor Day.
w. ID. Ballou was called to Beckett
Mass, Wednesday, by telegram an
nouncing the death of his father, ageC
"a years, his death resulting from ,
stroke of paralysis.
w. ID. Hall and family returned las
night from an auto trip through thu
Eastern part of the State. He report
very fine trip Of about $50 miles EN-
bellished by melons galore.
VIM. H. Doxsee and Byron +. Brow
returned Sunday, from very joyabl
auto trip, covering about tive-hundre,
} miles of South Michigan and Obi
territory. They were joined at Char
lotte by Mr.. Browns brothers. Mrs
: Brown and children spent the week il
} Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Wright an
daughter, Airel, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen futile, Sunday, an
Mrs. Wright also visited with Sila
Hull and family of Oakfield, fron
Thursday till Saturday. Mrs. Meliss
Cobb returned home with her afte
\ spending week at the same place.
Lake Odessa residents spend the
Sunday afternoons at the City parl
where sacred concert is given b
II the City band, and one of the preacher
/ gives short sermon. The open a
services have been in effect all summe
j and are meeting with great success, th
\ park and driveways being filled at eac
II service.
II Luther Hall of Ionia county has sol
II his Northern Spy apple crop 10 Oh
. cago firm at 80 cents bushel, ever.
HI thing taken. The outlook is for goo
VI yield this year and the apples are lool
: ing fine. A large row of maple tire
|| north Of his orchard, Mr.. Hall say
U has saved him this year from the wiz
n storms that have hurt other orchard
VIM. Smaller located nest of VIII
is supposed to be young bald head
eagles, in tree near Kiddvile, recent
" and bagged four OF them just as IL,
iii | were ready To f1v Some fellows thir