Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-09
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trip To Detroit Tuesday.
Z. F. French OF Lakeview WAS Q
guest Of his son Earl Monday night.
Harold Washburn left Tuesday fol
Ann Arbor 10 resume his studies ut the
u. Of M.
Chas. Murray was called TO Six Lakes
this morning on account OF the serious
illness OF his father.
Miss Maude Payne returned to heI
home ut Maple Rapids, after caring
for sick friend for week.
Miss Sadie Jakeway of Mosely was
guest Of her sister, Mrs. VIII Ward,
from Saturday till Tuesday.
John Deatsman OF Sebewa, q former
Bedding resident, spent Sunday in this
city, looking over the city.
Mrs. Fred Vanderpool of Greenville
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cornell
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. e. 8. Arnold left Tuesday for a
ten days visit with friends in Grand
Rapids, Vermontville and other places.
Miss Jennie Yeomans Of Newaygo
arrived here Monday for a few weeks
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Kelley.
Miss Ethel O'Brien of Jen ming
arrived here Tuesday for q two weeks
visit with her friend, Miss Flossie
Fisher.
Mrs.. Chas. Ireland came up from
Ionia, Wednesday, for few days visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
l.. Spencer.
Rev. l. 8. Busting left Tuesday for
Wayland to attend meeting of the
Church Of Christ Of which association
he is PRECEDENT.
Mrs. Fred E. Hslmer OF Lansing was
in the city Tuesday. The family are
residing in Lansing where Mr.. Helmer
has position at good salary.
Mrs. Z. b. Parker returned TO her
home nj Adrian, on Tuesday, after
having spent pleasant week with her
sister, Mrs. William J. Wilson.
b. +. Hall left Tuesday for Grand
Rapids to attend sportsman's banquet
under the auspices Of the Michigan
Association OF Sportsmen, composed of
body Of hunters and fishers.
w. III. Hawley OF Huron, South Da-
kota, has been spending q few days In
the city, the guest Of his sister, Mrs. ID.
Z. Wilson, also DIR. Dutt and Will
Covert. He left Monday for short
visit at Ionia.
Last Friday was the nth birthday
Of Mrs. II. Goulds, the invalid mother
Of Mrs Henry Friedly. She was the
recipient of agenerous post card shower,
also photos books and flowers. A
prayer service was held at the home in
her honor.
The milk man picked up q hat the
other morning which one Of our young
men lost while out riding with his best
girl the night before. He had better
borrow his mothers hat pin hereafter
when the wind blows.
Fred +. Ranney, Chas. Miller, J. w.
Belknap, l.. w. Sprague, +. w. Ran
ney and Jud Smith were in the city
Friday afternoon TO attend committee
meeting for the purpose Of arranging
for the Washington Club Annual,
which meets here February %.
The church social at the home OF
John T. Noble last evening>~ as very
delightful affair for all present. Recit-
atoms, songs and music made the eve
ming one long to be remembered. st.
Mary's Guild received q substantial
benefit from the social.
Yesterday was Leonard w eeks' birth
day and although he is still battling
bravely against hard attack Of ty-
phoid fever, his host of ftiends did not
forget him on the occasion but gave
him post card shower, many Of the
cards conveying messages Of sympathy
and fervant hopes for his speedy re-
covery.
In Lansing NJ the Michigan Agri-
cultural College a poultry institute
will be held next week from the ID TO
II. The speakers are best that can be
secured and the topics TO be discussed
on poultry raising are practical and
cover everything in the work. Poul-
try raisers should be present and take
the course.
DR.. J. Z. Ferguson and friend, +. j.
Kraemur, OF Grand Rapids came to
Bedding Saturday in the latter's auto,
an Overland % horse power, returning
Sunday. On the home trip they made
the distance between here and Grand
Rapids in one hour and nine minutes,
was q remarkable run considering the