Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Short Hems of Interest Re-
lating TO the ToSvn and Its
People, told In 4 Single
Paragraph.

hapluS, ucSuay III shoie NiSAs al
that city.
Frank II. Bulls left Monday, on a
business trip to Howard City, Rock
ford and Cadillac.
Mrs. G. +. Edwards of Lansing was
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Cook,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Todd returned to
their home at Millbrook, Monday,
after short visit at j. l.. Every's.
NJ. f. Benedict of Pontiac was in the
city the first of the week transacting
business and calling on old time friends.
Mrs. Thomas Evans of Nashua, New
Hampshire, arrived here Tuesday, for
a few weeks visit with Bedding friends.
Miss Lena Paris of Lakeview was an
over Sunday guest at the home OF her
sisters, the Misses Letha and Helen
Paris
Rev. III. w. Powell of Ionia will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening, with a cordial
welcome for all.
Miss Wischnewski returned TO her
home at Lansing, Monday, after a
short visit with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Ross.
Mrs. Henry Jones returned To her
home in Crystal, Tuesday, after a
months visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Haney.
Miss Mary Hagadorn returned TO her
home at Sheridan, Tuesday, after "A
short visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hagadorn.
Special meeting of Bedding Lodge
+. X A. NJ. No. 300 for work in Nj. NJ.
degree will be held Saturday night.
Brothers take notice.
In the notice of The marriage of III. ;.
Godfrey, last week, the types should
have made US say he Was the son OF
Jefferson III. Godfrey
Miss Mary Schafer of st. Johns has
been guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Martin for few days,
She returned home Tuesday.
The ladies of the Spiritulist Society
will hold their next Aid with Mrs. a.
&. Shaw, December Il, at 2 o'clock p.
m. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Laura Antclifi, who has been q
guest for some time past of friends and
relatives in this city and vicinity, left
Monday for her home in Cadillac.
Charles Johnson is nursing SORE
arm as a result Of fall from steI
ladder at factory b., he is also mourning
the loss of his horse which died Tuesday
Mrs, Mary Boughey and son Leonard
returned to their home at Traverse City
Tuesday after an extended visit at the
home of j. w. MINER and others in
this city and vicinity.
The ladies of st. Mary's guild fee
highly elated over the success of theil
recent Christmas sale and supper. A
handsome sum was realized from both
and they all feel very grateful for the
patronage extended
Word reaches us rather late of tn,
birth of fine boy, November 26, u
Mrs. Grace Smith of Kalamazoo. Mrs
Smith, who is daughter of Mrs. j. B
Griswold, was formerly Miss Grac
Witham or this city and well known
here.
Quite a number of Bedding Odd
fellows went TO lonia Monday night t,
attend the fortieth anniversary of tn
lodge in that city. An all night session
was held and our fellows came hom
rather tired but chuck full of enthu
siam over the royal time they had il
the Ionia lodge.
The Spiritualist meetings in Beldinj
last Sunday were very well ATTENDED
although it was rainy day. Mrs
Flower gave two very interesting lee
lures and answered many questions
The singing by Miss Sarah Clemon
was very fine with Miss Flossie Spice
presiding at the piano.
False teeth are a necessity not
luxury, and husband is legally boun,
to furnish them for his wife il sh
needs them. So says the Suprem
Court of Wisconsin. Married womel
in need of teeth should at once move 3
Wisconsin if their husbands wont fui
nish them this necessity.
John Spriggs is circulating petition
/ TO send to Congress asking il TO pas
Socialist Congressman Bergers old az
' pension bill. John begins to think
is about time he was getting something
Il il he ever does, before he "shuffles o.
/ this mortal coil" The petition is bein
II literally signed and If il should becom
!; a law plenty Of takers of Uncle Sam
II bounty will be found.
y A story is being told OF one OF III
H Bedding teachers who recently attende
Y the state teachers association in Detroi
n When party OF young ladies approach