Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
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j. Is. Brown went 10 Grand Rapids
. Wednesday OH business trip.
Miss Verne Hewitt left Tuesday fol
u few days visit with relatives at Reec
City.
Mrs. Sarah krupp Of Smyrna, II
spending the week with friends in thi,
city.
Mrs. w. M. Kidd went to Saginaw
Tuesday, for short visit with friend.
inlthat city.
HHarry Stacy has retuaned from Pom
tiacI here he has been working fol
several months.
Lyman Hanks of Racine Wis. was
called here TO attend the funeral OF his
father, II. F. Hanks.
Mrs. Frank Wood left Monday for O
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Grand Rapids.
Miss Helen Swebb Of Howard City,
has returned to this city after holi.
II s"y 'uShboi ~ iiCt hoiiCs
Mrs. Kim King was called 10 Lake
view, Wednesday on account of the
serious illness of relative.
| The Misses Anna Cramer and Mary
Wiegers were guest of Greenville friends
from Saturday till Monday.
J. b. Taylor Of Greenville, was an
over Sunday guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Coulter, of the north
side.
Master Crawford Strunk, little son
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. iBirny Strunk, who
was very sick last week is much i'm
proved.
VIM. Markle and wife WI no have been
visiting Mrs. Markles parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. E. Cole returned to Port Sanilac
Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Cook g
Corners church will hold social at
the Cleaners hall Cooks Corners, to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Avis Crane and daughter, Luz
cile, returned 10 their home at Holland,
Monday, after weeks visit with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Coville.
The money box at Jensen & Wheel
ers was opened Wednesday night and
Mrs. John Curtis held the right kew TO
he lock. The box contained $500.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb left Wednesday
for Grand Ledge being called there on
account Of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Jerome Case.
Rev. 6. w. Maxwell went over TO
Carson City Tuesday to assist a brother
pastor in conducting series OF Revival
meetings at that place this week.
Attend the meeting for all Sunday
school workers at the Congregational.
church, Sunday at 2:3O clock and hear
Rev. A. Hamilton Cross of Cley Gland
Mrs. o. Walker was called to Grand
Rapids Wednesday to see her son
Arthur Walker in Butterworth hospi-
tai, he having received injuries in a
railroad accident.
Leonard Weeks Of this city who has
been having such severe attack OF
lung trouble lies very seriously i'll at
his home with typhoid fever, which
has recently developed. His son. Guy
OF Grand Rapids, is here this week on
account of his dangerous condition.
Rev. w. A. Mathews of Chicago, has
been giving fine lectures in the Baptist
church, in the interest of the Baptist
denomination on "Higher Criticism. -
He is an excellent speaker and evident
ly u very talented man, he is a firm
defender II the baptist faith and shows
conclus,vely how the doctrine of the
'iiigher Or ties in The church nlony
the lines of Z o ution. new Thought.
Chrisliail 80 eiice etc. are leading
away from Tie old and pure Gospel and
tend directly toward the dissertation
OF the church and Installing of false
doctrin in the minds of the people
He is certainly opening the eyes and
ears Of many hearers on this important
question.
About twenty-five of our citizens
braved the slippery walks and disagree
able weather last night to enjoy a de-
lightful evening at the home of Messrs.
Silas and Will Ward on East Congress
street. The occasion was the regular
meeting OF the jolly Twelve club and
the ladies' had arranged to entertain
heir husbands at this meeting and il
can safely be said that every mothers
son present was glad he was invited
Progressive pedro was the order of the
evening and was greatly enjoyed by all,
Mrs. NJ. Y. Gephart winning the hon.