Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-16
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The Wagner agency has soldstA'
Frank Millard home 10 Mrs. J II
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hrmSiyo siskncsssd Mr.a$mith isseon
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Mt. and Mrs. J. Henry have return
deSfIhdwfxfo1t There dgss Henry
lH HUI the Ill six nlOafkatjist
ing brother, who. Is in poor health.
Mm,iMn 4nfbRaar IstBnsa last
nlsnI ron askt5eSRaef vifls&t Detroit
and Three Rivers. She expects to &c
TO Grand Rapids Saturday to care fol
a sick daughte1. S'Ni7'' 7''t - s.
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The Lowell basket ball team beat the
Bedding boys at the game Friday night
but the Belding girls, saved us from
utter rout by winning out over their
|st.talsA IN hotlys eeptsssA4esd game. ~ Rah
FOR the, girls! us,.>J hna W iiUa W.
| Mrs. S&muef Raby vas called to
LanAA4 thiI 4eikASNat,ehd the funer-
al Of her father, A: White, aged II
sfs.TlW4Mh# Wit AJiqfaaJ~ell
known resident Of this and Montcalm
81 pH ita! M he III log sSba .&ffenAs
nesYssA aagGEltey dM o sqRssied biz,
William F. sandell and wifeilwgfe
called tOfeAts sf&sAj Ply y, 5i ify3 5y4he
death OF MISREPRESENTATION w Ghai9beT-
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sons. MAUI,
Mrs. u,a4Ma&4lAAtNrse Ieah
Mcintosh were in Ionia visiting friends
over SundaysIMrsoiR r0adheek continu-
ed her jouAnsystoi RnrfsSdhs0sA, where
she will 'kecoamer tileJb4itiek OF :qlkIj-
Snyder. a,,' nn,.,..,n,.
w. II. Menkee and several other bf
our citizens felt the disturbance in the
atmosphere caused by the explosion Of
dynamite in Wisconsin. J. +. Taylor
and a number of other farmers also
noticed the shock.
Judge Fred J. Russell Of Hart, men,
Der of the pardon board and former
member of the constitutional conven-
ton, as well as a circuit judge for years
in the Muskegon-Oceana circuit, was
married last week TO Miss Cecil Eddy
OF jacksonville, CAL, young lady Of
20 years. Judge Russell is 70 years old
He is q relative OF the Russell family
here and usually attends the summer
reunions.
George Wagner was in Grand Rap
ids over Sunday.
Mrs. j. c. Lewis. who has been
spending the past 10 days with her
sister, Mrs. W. ID. Sumner, returned
to her home at Crystal Monday.
Milan J. Demorest is preparing to
make extensive repairs on his house,
corner of Congress and Alderman
streets, to be used as a residence for
himself.
Daniel Wilson, who has been in very
poor health for some time past, &C
companied his daughter Mrs. Harold
Payne, to Maple Rapids for an ex-
tended visit, Monday.
The boys who are throwing stones
at the old building recently partly
burned on the North Side and break
ing the windows had better be careful
about going too far in their sport.
The Smyrna Cemetery association
will hold :. social at Maccabee hall In
Smyrna, orch 81, with a picnic din
ner and everybody Is asked to be
present with their fee of ten cents.
Theron Winter Is in the city visit
ing at Clyde Burns. He has been at
the Soldiers home In Grand Rapids
and Is of on a leave OF absence for
few weeks. Mr.. Winter speaks very
highly OF the home and It's manage
ment Dy y. T.. Hlce.
At the Methodist parsonage Satur-
day evening by Rev. G. w. Maxwell.
Mr.. Charles G. Kane of Greenville,
ILL.,, and Miss Eunice Wright OF this
city were united in marriage. The
brides mother and brother. Lyle
Wright, and Miss Graham we're mem
bers of the bridal party when the
ceremony was pronounced The hap
by couple will reside here for the
present and are receiving many con-
gratulations from friends.
About 30 of the friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crawford rendered them
a very hannY anrnrise Tuesday