Belding banner., 1911-08-31
Short Rems of Interest Re
latins to the Tovn and Its
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

/ Mrs L. Fullington of Cedar Springs
is the guest of her sister, Mrs I'll.
Weaver.
Miss Cora Kale Of Grand Rapids i,
spending the week in this city, tn,
guest of itel,Iing friends.
Miss Ala Evans returned To Carson
City, Monday, after short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Lee Cusser.
Miss Marie Scheukelberg returned Il
Grand Rapids, Monday, after a week 's
visit with Miss Ida hummer.
Clement Englemann of Chicago arriv-
cd Monday for a few weeks visit at the
home of George Englemann.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Con-
gregational church meet with Mrs. Eva
Divine, Wednesday, September 9Th.
Mrs. Rena Irish and Miss Josephine
Snow went to Greenville Monday for a
short visit with relatives in that city.
Charlie Coon is entertaining his
mother this week, who came up from
Detroit, Sunday for a short visit at his
home.
Charles Fuller and granddaughter,
Miss May Eichelberg of Greenville,
were guests at Frank Tottens the first
of the week.
Mrs. Samuel Skellenger and niece
Mrs. Rappelyea and Mrs. Jay Hubbard
went To Orlerns, Tuesday, for Il visit
with Mrs. Purdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gooding and
two children returned TO their home at
Middle\ilIe, Monday, after short visit
at u. W. Gooding's.
Miss Regina taber returned to her
home at Weidman' Tuesday, after II
two weeks visit at the home of 4.
Andres near this city.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. +. Potter of Stanton,
have been guests at The home of Frank
Potter, and also at Charles q. O'BryonS
They returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. George Schover returned To her
home at Chicago, Tuesday, after Il
weeks visit with her husband who is
working in the Fargo shoe factory.
Miss Ruth Wilder left Tuesday morn
ing for Boone. Iowa. Her mother,
Mrs. Il. \. Wilder, will join her al
Grand Rapids ON the homeward trip.
Mrs. f. Gambler of Conneaut, Ohio,
and Miss Lena sparks of Cleveland,
are spending couple of weeks i'm this
city, the guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Sparks.
Mrs. j. III. Benson, of Allabaster,
Michigan, who has been guest Of her
neice Mrs. Wess Porter for the past
week, left Tuesday, for a visit at Paris
before returning home.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Gephart and mother left
Monday for few weeks visit in Wis
consin going first TO Chicago. Their
daughter, Ella from Lansing VIII re-
main until their return.
Mrs. j. l.. Skelton and daughters,
Catherine and Genevive, of Madison,
Wisconsin, returned to their home
Tuesday, after weeks visit at the
home of DR.. f. M. Forman.
Rev. Edrie Collins and daughter
Nyrna, who have been enjoying a
month s vacation in the eastern portion
of the state, returned to Belding, Mon
lay, they report IA most enjoyable time.
w. &. Placeway of the Detroit News
force was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Bush, Sunday. He came up on the
excursion and took his wife and son
Merrill, back with him when he re-
turned.
That $4,000 special that the Ionia
Fair & Exposition Assn. is offering for
the best exhibit made by Grange,
Cleaner or kindred society ought to fill
the vegetable hall to overnowing. BE
sure and make your entry early.
Messrs. Divine and Greenop left Mon
day for Chicago TO purchase goods for
fall and winter. They were accom-
panied by their wives who will assist
them in seeing the sights i'm the Windy
City after the purchasing act has been
attended to.
Mrs. w. II. Holmes and son Harry,
who have been residents of Kalkaska
for several years past, were i'm the city
Monday calling on old time friends.
they left Monday afternoon for their
new home in AIamagordo, New Mexico
Mrs. Jane Pulver of Seattle, Wash
ington, Is spending few days with her
nieces, Mrs. Rose King and Maude
Wyc<on of go South Front street and
Mrs. Fred King and children of Mono
han, Washington, spent Sunday there
also.
Miss Maggie Cartwright returned TO
Grand Rapids, Tuesday, after an ex-
tended visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shelter. Mrs. Shelter accom-
panied her To Grand Rapids and will
spend month visiting i'm that city
and Det roit