Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-02-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Kohn hav
moved to Orleans.
NJ. +. Peck was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. q. Scott went TO Lake Odessa
Tuesday, for q short visit.
Ernie Freidel was IN over Sunday
guest Of his parents st Big Rapids.
Mrs, w. J. Craven went to Schultz
Monday, TO visit her brother who il
quite i'll.
Mrs. E. L. Towne went to Stanton
Wednesday for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Will Hssslef went TO Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, for o short visit with
relatives.
Mrs, Henry stahlin lefs Tuesday for
Q few days visit with her sister at
Lakeviev.
Harold Simons has gone 70 Grand
Rapids where he expects 10 work I'm
the future.
Mrs. w. III. Richardson went to
Orleans, Tuesday, for short visit with
her daughter.
Miss Jennie Ward returned Wednes-
day from few days visit with friends
in Grand Rapids
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott Of Sara
nae visited Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l.. Reeves Sunday.
Fred f. King OF Hancock has been
visiting his father and other relatives
here for the past week.
Miss Irene Hall of Detroit arrived
here Tuesday for . two weeks visit
with Miss Hazel Osborn.
Mrs. Frank Luscombe went to Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, for q weeks visit with
her daughter In that city.
Mrs. Ella Hawthorn was called to
Smyrna, Monday, on account of the
serious illness Of Mrs. William Gardner.
Mrs. William Fuller went to Green
VILE Wednesday, for short visit with
her son Josh IA, who Is now proprietor
OF the Winter Inn.
The Misses Marie and Emma Erick-
son left Monday for Detroit, Cleveland
and Toledo in search of the latest
things in millinery.
Henry Friedley left hast Saturday for
. short visit at Barker, New York. He
is expected home this week II the trains
succeed in getting through.
Miss Mary Retterstofr left Monday
for Ann Arbor where she is working in
the interest of the Degree of Honor
She reports fine success along that line.
Mrs. N. Engleman OF Grand Rapids
was In the city yesterday q guest of
Richard Donovan who is very low as
q result of another stroke of paralysis.
Arrangements are completed for the
Colonial Reception 10 be held at the
Church OF Christ Friday evening.
Every body'is invited and the bill is
only 10 cents.
f. w. Howard has returned from his
trip to Florida the land of sunshine and
flowers just ia time to take in the worst
blizzard Of the season. Last week he
was with his family going about in his
shirt sleeves and enjoying the balmy
sunshine
The Bedding contingent OF the Wash
ington Club were deprived of the all
day visit they expected to have had
Thursday At the club meeting in Green
Vile, but some OF them managed TO get
an evening train and took In the BAN
quet part after six o'clock.
Miss Vera Filkins daughter of VIM.
II. Filkins, . nephew of Marvin Fill
kins Gied In Grand Rapids Monday,
aged Is years, her remains were brought
here Thursday for burial In the family
lot i'm Otisco. Miss Filkins had been in
poor health for some time and her
death was not unexpected.
Last Saturday night about IS Of the
friends and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dawes dropped In on them
Just rs they were about ready to retire
Tor the night and filled their house to
overlooking with good things To eat
and good cheer. The self invited guests
brought card tables with them and
seven tables were filled with progress
sive pedro players A fine lunch was
served and everyone went home saying
they had had fine time.
The Ladies' Literary Exchange Club
met February 9Th at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Wagner, roll call, Carleton.
Election Of officers for the ensuing
yeai: President, Mrs. Pearl Pollock;
Vice President, Carrie Tallman Wilson;
Second Vice, Miss Carrie Holmes; Re
cOrdinQ Secretary, Mrs Fred l.. Warn