Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-06-08
Short hems of Interest Re-
iafins to the Tozun and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

Miss Clara Moulton was home from
Big Rapids over Sunday.
w. w. Kinyon of Lowell was q
guest of w. G. Little Monday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes went to Grand
Rapids Monday for short visit.
Mrs. j. III. Luce went to Greenville
Monday for a short visit with friends
in that city.
Il. w. Whitehouse and wife were in
Ionia Monday TO attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Edward Spencer.
Miss Alice Marsh of Detroit was a
guest of Mrs. Mary Cannon from
Thursday till Tuesday.
John Donovan and Charles O'Bryon
are looking over Chicago together this
week leaving for there Tuesday.
Miss Iris Tissue left Tuesday for
Niagara Falls, New York, where she
expects TO remain for the summer.
Teachers examination will be held
in the Court House at Ionia Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, June Is, Is and
18th.
John Byers returned TO his home at
Scranton, Pennsylvania, Tuesday, after
a three weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
+. V. McNally.
Mrs. Henry Slocum returned to her
home at Hubbardston, Tuesday, after a
pleasant weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Bivins.
Mesdames Alvin Morse, NJ. l.. Oster-
bout, Fred Sanburn and f. +. Chapple
went TO Stanton, Tuesday as delegates
to missionary convention of the Bap-
list church.
Mrs. Fred Ireland left Tuesday for a
short visit at st. Joseph, and from there
will go TO Chicago to meet her father,
Mr.. +. A. Potter, who is returning
from trip TO Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. Tower went TO
Grand Rapids, Monday for a short
visit and from there they went TO
Richmond, Indiana for weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Attention Sir Knights-The Modern
Maccabees will meet at Odd Fellow
hall Sunday morning at $3.50 TO attend
Memorial service at the Church of
Christ. A full attendance is hoped for.
Rev. l. S. Bussing had more hard
luck last week at his farm in Gladwin.
Another horse sickened and died, max
ing the second loss in the past month.
The loss is severe one coming just at
a time when team on farm is much
needed.
Mrs. Slawson, mother OF Mrs. Leon
ard Weeks, is eighty-five years of age
and few days ago took her first auto
mobile ride. Ii was different expe-
rience from the days when she rode
over the same route in four wheeled
cart or a bob sleigh drawn by yoke of
oxen.
Leonard III. Weeks has moved 10
Greenville, where he has an interest
with his son in the marble works, he
has leased his house TO Wheeler ID.
Pond. Mr.. Weeks has been a resident
here for many years and he and his
family have many friends here who
regret TO lose them as citizens and
neighbors.
Albert +. Weter and wife, Mrs. Eme-
line r. Weter, Elwood Weter, Miss
Edna Wise and Rev. Edrie Collins left
for Ypsilanti Tuesday TO attend the
wedding of Guy ID. Weter and Miss
Laura Scovill, on Wednesday, Rev.
Collins performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weter left for wedding
trip and will be at home in Bedding
after about two weeks.
The r. $. $. class OF the Congrega-
tional Sunday School held most en-
joyable one of their classlmeetings with
Miss Winnifred Evans Friday evening.
Miss Winnifred had arranged series
of games for her little guests that
proved very interesting and entertain
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans served fine
refreshments and helped to make the
evening most happy one for the
young people.
The Greenville Daily Call makes
this mention of two of our Belding
singers who took part in the Epworth
League Musical of May 81: Miss
Louisa Parks was another singer
that pleased her audience and they gave
her an encorn that could not be refused
to which she gracefully responded,
Mrs. George Leonard is another sing
er who is rapidly winning her way as
pleasing and educated singer and her
efforts delighted her listeners. Mrs.
Leonard will be remembered as Miss
Bessie Face.
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