Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-23
Short Hems of Interest Re-
Laftas to the Tosvn and It's
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

over Sunday guest OF Mrs. h. Green.
Mrs. w. F. Sandell left Tuesday for
a weeks visit with relatives at Carson
City.
Mrs. Mary Imhoff Of Greenville was
an over Sunday guest OF Mrs. J. II.
Younger.
Miss Myrtle McManus of Morley was
in the city over Sunday, guest of
Mrs. Frank Shaw.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Burt
was frightened on Saturday lust by the
arrival of fine baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Thompson
were in Greenville Wednesday TO at
tend the funeral OF friend.
Mrs. Wess Porter and daughter Vera
left Tuesday for weeks visit at the
home of her parents at Paris.
The Misses Belle Howe and Emma
Gusche Of Ionia were guests of Miss
Gladys Ellis the first of the week.
Mrs. Nellie Ireland is home from
Yonkers, N. Y. for few days. She
attended the Washington Club.
Mrs Sslas Fordycs returned TO her
home at Rosebush, Wednesday, after a
few days visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. v. Davis.
Albert Fuller and Mrs. Herbert Sny-
der of Greenville, brother and sister of
Francis ID. Fuller were called here by
his tragic death.
Mrs. Silas Gould, who has been
guest for few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Phillips, returned to her
home at Sand Lake, Wednesday.
The Christian Science Church have
secured comfortable rooms in the Web
ster block over Bachelor and Browns
store and will hold service there.
A Frances Willard Memorial service
was held at the Church of Christ sun
day morning with very interesting
program under the auspices of the w.
G. Il. u.
Mrs. Mary Griffith and Mrs. John
Culp and daughter, Rachel returned
to their home at Blanchard Monday
after short visit with friends in the
city and vicinity.
Irving Demorest came home from
Detroit where he holds position as
Of one of the depart
ments OF construction for Gray Bros.
Electrical Company.
Mrs. Aggie Fisher, who has been
spending the past ten days with Mes
DANES Thomas Welsh and Anthony
Martin, left for her home at Chesaning
Monday.
Will King of Manistee was an over
Sunday guest Of his uncle, Fred Har-
ding. Mr.. King is great athlete and
wilt doubtless be heard from in pro-
fessional way sooner or later.
Photographer Geo. Welte and wife
were called to Lansing Wednesday by
the death Of Mr.. Welte's cousin, Major
John T.. Burst the funeral was held
this afternoon. They will return FRI
day morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Driese on
February,17, fine baby girl. The little
lady has already been entrusted with
the name Laura Evaline and has
already brought much joy to the
happy family.
Will Haviland has started cigar
factory in this city and is nicely located
over the Marble and Granite works on
Pleasant street. Willis first brand is
called the Good Samaritan and is an
entirely hand made cigar and good
one too.
Don Dean Of Orleans was thirty
seven years old Wednesday and Tues
day evening about fifty of his friends
and neighbors broke in on him unan-
nounded and gave him complete sur
prise. The party took their own
refreshments and spent the evening
dancing and playing cards. A fine
gold ring was left with him as token
of friendship by the guests.
George Thomas birthday occurs on
the % OF February. His wife and Ze-
mas Dow and wife fixed up a surprise
on him and when he came home TO
dinner his father Thos Thomas, bro
ther, Frank Thomas, and uncle, Fred
TIL omas of Ionia were all there. He
was surely surprised and very enjoy
able afternoon was spent.
John Noble, jr., son Of ]. +. Noble OF
this city, met with an accident while
he was at work at the car shops in
Ionia on Wednesday of last week that
came near killing him instantly, and
for time it was thought he could moi
possibly recover. He was caught be
tween moving car and a door casing
and was terribly crushed about the hips
and abdomen and liz still in very crit
| ical condition. Mr.. and Mrs. Noble