Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-14

Wis "i'ic SoWeI WAS guest
e Orleans friends the first OF the week.
Howard King OF Lakeview visite
n his aunt, Mrs. Grant Steele Saturday
Miss Marie Aldrich of Ferris Inst
a tule, Big Rapids, was home over Sun
Il day.
Miss Ethel Longstreet has accepted
5 position in the III. A. Lamb grocer,
: store.
Mrs. w. +. Smell leaves today for
weeks visit with brother in Dayton
i Ohio.
Miss Margaret Meade left Tuesday
: Tor two weeks visit at her home in
Weidman.
Mrs. Glenn Lee and Mrs. Eugene
Lee OF Lowell were guests Of Bedding
friends Tuesday.
William Eckler and family have
moved TO Traverse City where they
formerly resided.
AL w. Knee OF Lowell was All over
Sunday guest at the home of his son
Allen in this city.
Mrs. Alfred Moore and two children
LETT Tuesday for weeks visit with her
parents at Greenville.
Rev. George Fl. Connan of Brecken-
ridge visited Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Steele
between trains Monday.
Mrs. Ada Showers of Howard City
came down Monday for a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. A. Howe.
Mrs. Jessie Duboise OF Fremont is
spending couple Of weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Lewis.
Miss Florence Towne, who has been
a guest for the past two weeks of friends
in this city, left Monday for her home
at Edmore.
Mr.. George Stout and daughter, and |
Mrs. Charles Newland of Coral, were
over Sunday guests of Gale Stout and |
other relatives.
Mesdames Kittie Becker and &. A.
Barr OF Grand Rapids returned home
Monday, after short visit with their
mother, Mrs. J. l.. Randall.
Mrs. Walter Mech of NJ uir has been
spending few days with relatives and
friends. She was an over SUNDAY
guest Of Miss Carrie Holmes.
Mrs. McPhail and son Archie OF the
National Hotel are at Standish this
week, as witnesses in big damage
SUIT now being tried at that place.
Quarterly meeting OF the Free Meth
odist church will be held at Orleans
church March 18th to 18th. Rev. w. /
II. Bodine, District Elder is expected
TO be present and goodly representa-
ton from the Bedding church is hoped
for.
VIII Pollock returned Saturday from
his trip TO st. Louis, Mo. While there
ne met Thomas Bracken Jr. and Hugo
fales who are there in the employ OF
Bedding Bros Il Co. He says the BOYS
IKE II there and both have fine posi-
lions.
Rev. Fannie Benedict, Pastor of the
Church OF Christ went to English Vile,
Monday to attend a district meeting of
me missionary society OF that denom-
nation Mrs. Benedict will give paper
On "fhe Deaconesss Place i'm the
Last evening 40 of the friends OF f..
A. Fuller made him surprise visit at
Ills home in North Greenville. Cards
md dancing and serving of elegant re-
reshments was the program. After {
which Mr.. Fuller was presented with
suit case.-Greenville Call.
ID. Z. Crawford was a guest of his son
george Crawford Sunday. He return
III last week from Chicago where he and I
VI RS. Crawford have been spending the I
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Frank !
Mrs. Crawford is still there ]
'ut will return in few weeks.
w. +. Hetherington, the genial host s
u Hotel Belding, who was opeaated on
or an attack Of appendicitis ten weeks
'go, was down in the office Tuesday
greeting his old friends. He is looking !,
Inc after his long and trying ordeal /,
ma everyone is glad TO see him around !,
lgain. !
The Coldwater Courier has this to say
y former Orleans boy, son of +. w
Sooinson. "School Commissioner +.
:. Robinson spoke TO an audience that
axe lie capacity of the town hall at
hatteson last evening at 1880 O'Clock i'm
he interest OF the present campaign be-
ng waged in The county against the re-
urn Oh the SALOON. Mr.. Robinson is n
'rceful speaker AMI the plain effect OF
lis address WAS decidedly in favor Of the
mt Saloan in.oo., %