Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-11

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st. Louis, Mo-, for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Harry Atkinson was the CUES
of her mother in Stanton, Wednesday
Mrs. John 4. Noble was the guest o
her son Charles in lonia, Wednesday
Mrs. Ben Friedly and two children
! left Monday for weeks visit with hel
parents at st. Louis.
| Mrs. Carlton Washburn of Chicago
il the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Washburn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stacey returned
Monday, from short vacation AT Stan
| wood and Sand Lake.
Miss Bertha Barnes left Tuesday fol
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Alma and Elwell.
Mrs. G.. l.. Yost and daughter Marion
returned Monday from ten days visit
with her parents at Paris.
Mrs. Minnie Scott returned To her
home at Altoona. Monday, after weeks
visit with Mrs. Mary Sears.
Mrs. Susan Krupp returned Monday
from visit at lonia, where she had
been 10 enjoy the ChautauIua.
Quite number of our Bedding
people are attending The grand circuit
races at Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. 5. S. Stacey left Tuesday for
Riverdale, where she expects TO remain
for the summer at the home Of her son,
Will.
l.. M. Berry left Monday on a bust
ness trip TO the eastern part Of Michi-
gan, in the interest Of the Wolverine
Elastic roofing paint.
Mrs. p. Keyser went to Grand Rap.
ids, Monday, for few days visit. She
accompanied her sister, Miss Minnie
Wells home after short visit.
Miss Nina Brown left for Niles Mon
day where after short visit she in
company with Mrs. Eliza Conn,
go u Seattle, Washington to remain
for several months.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb left Monday for a
few days visit Mt Barryton. She was
accompanied by her granddaughter,
Miss Gladys Howe OF Lake City, who
has been visiting here for some time.
The open air union meeting Sunday
evening will be addressed by Rev. III.
Harris, who will take the place Of Rev.
g. w. Maxwell. In case OF unfavor.
able weather the service will be held in
the Church OF Christ.
The Banner is in receipt Of a map OF
the surface formation Of the northern
and southern peninsulas of Michigan
by Frank Leverett United States geol.
ogist in cooperation with members OF
the Michigan Geological survey. 1t is
a fine piece of work and comes TO us
from Huntley Russell, Commissioner
OF the State Land Office, who says
Any one desiring copy may have il
by addressing his office.
The Congressional Club met last
Tuesday for their annual election OF
officers, the gentlemen were invited fol
lunch and TO spend the evening. A
delightful time was had as usual, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. A. +.
Weter; Vice President, Mrs. VIM.
Sandell; Recording Secretary, Mrs. M,
A. Reed; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
T.. b. Lapham; Treasurer, Mrs. q. A
Stanton.
The Portland Review is an admirel
of Roosevelt, but regrets that the for
mer president considers il wise 10 lead
a third party movement. 1t says We
would prefer TO see the fight between
Taft and Wilson exclusively, believing
that whoever is elected no serious mis-
take will have been made. No con
ditions likely TO result in financia
panic will have been brought about. I
the people want Theodore Roosevelt 70
president in 1915 their wishes will no
be disregarded by n partisan nationa
committee. fla progressive republican
ticket is nominated this year botl
branches Of the republican party will
have long time TO wait before the.
see one OF their own people in the presl
dents chair. Theodore Roosevelt will
have been gathered 10 his fathers lon
before the movement he started sue
leeds.