Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-09-12

Farmers are very busy now in TIT
bean harvest
Miss Jennie Hughes made business
trip 10 Stanton Monday.
Mrs. Ray Wells went To Alma, Tues
day, for a weeks visit.
f.. b. McNally and family were
Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday.
Orlo Fish of Tekonsha has been the
guest of his brother, Forrest Fish.
Mr.. and +. L.. Sagendorf went TO the
Fair ar Grand Rapids, Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Harroun returned Tues
day from a few days visit with friends
at Lowell.
Miss Majorie Chase left Monday for
Alma, where she will attend the college
in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Piatt left Mon
day for weeks visit with relatives at
MI. Pleasant.
Miss Nina Harrington went TO Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, for short visit with
relatives in that city.
Alfred Karsher left Wednesday for
Alma, where he has accepted ii posi-
ton in large factory in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sparks and Miss
Lena Sparks went TO Grand Rapids
Wednesday, 10 attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Warner return
eel Tuesday from "A few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout at STAN
wood.
Mrs. Clay Weaver who has been a
guest for a week of friends and relatives
in this city returned To her home at
Marshall Wednesday.
Mrs. b. Fuller of Detroit has been
guest for few days of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rushford. She left Monday
for visit at Sheridan.
Miss Ruth Norton left Tuesday for
Ann Arbor where she will take course
in the University of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sisco went to
Grand Rapids, Tuesday, for short
visit and TO take in the big fair.
Mrs. Rosetta Allen returned TO her
home at Glare, Monday, after week s
visit with her sister Mrs. Ella Cope of
this city.
Ralph Kidd returned to the school for
the Blind al Lansing last Monday,
where he is taking course in Music
and Piano tuning.
Frank Worthing and family of Ely
ria, Ohio, have moved 10 this city and
will occupy a house near Charles
Brink IS in OtiSco.
Mr. and Mrs II. +. Curtis of Sher-
linn al nj IN thnir -,
place Wednesday, after Il short visit
with Bedding relatives.
Mrs Claudia White returned TO her
home in Lakeview, W ednesday, after
a short visit with Mrs. Eta Sprague
and other friends in this city.
vi rs. W lillian Biehlman and daugh-
Ter Bernice returned To their home al
EVart, Monday, after Il w days visit
with the formers daughtcr, Miss Rena
Behlman.
Mrs. Leila Mclaughlin and baby
arrNed here Tuesday from kaispelI,
Montana, for an eXten ,ti visit with
her parents, Mr.. n - s. Charles
Eddy.
Carol Brown of Charlotte was "A
guest of his brother, Byron +. Brown,
Wednesday,. He stopped off here
from Petoskey where he and Mrs.
Brown have been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Burris went To
Grand Rapids, Wednesday, 10 attend
the fair and spend few days with Mr..
Weed who has charge of an exhibit on
the fair grounds from the Ballou
Manufacturing Go.
The w. II. G.. and G.. A. II. boys will
have picnic dinner at their parlors in
the hall Saturday, September u. at
II o'clock sharp. Instructor, Mrs.
Rhoades of Greenville, will be present
and instruct the corps. All members
are requested 60 be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble left Tues
day for visit with their son John al
Lansing. They expect To visit in
Pontiac, Detroit and Ontario before
returning home. They are making the
trip in hopes To benefit Mrs. Mobiles
health which is quite poor al this time.
Dr. p. Keyser our local veterinarian,
made tubercular test on the cattle on
the Bedding farm Wednesday, and
found all bnt one of the cattle test
proof. One was found TO contain a
slight touch of that disease and ii will
be killed right away.
Reports from the Rally Day at the
Baptist church indicate most success
full rally at the church on Sunday last.
The church services were largely
attended, many new faces were seen in
the Sunday School and the Young Peo-
Piles Society enjoyed real genuine
rally. Rev. Bliss, the pastor, says that
tile day was all anyone could ask for i'm
all departments of the church work.