Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-18

visitor, Tuesday.
+. <. Weed made business trip I
Cedar Lake, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Balm was o guest
Lowell friends, Monday.
Miss Albina Lyons was a Crane
Rapids visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Lamb was Grand Rapids
visitor the first OF the week.
The w. Il. g. will hold their meeting
Saturday afternoon Mt 200 o'clock
A few more new cutters for salt
cheap, at Fales Livery Barn. 3lwa
mo Mans Land" is the fascinating
story which begins in the Banner to
day.
Miss Gladys Ellis was Grand
Rapids visitor, the first OF the week fol
few days.
Mrs. J. s. Higgins Of Ionia is guest
forla few days of her brother Frank
Crandall near this city.
Mrs. f. Z. jerks went TO Grand
Rapids. Monday, for few days visit
with friends in that city.
Chas. O'Bryon left Tuesday on a
business trip TO Chicago in the interest
OF the Pilkinton estate.
Mrs. Rufus Morse went TO Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, to attend the we'd
ding OF her brother.
Mrs. Jennie Doves of Ionia was u
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jay Han
sen of this city, Tuesday.
There will be q box social at George
Ravells Friday, January Goth, for the
benefit of Greens Cemetery.
Mrs. G. r. Pifer. returned to her
home ut Saranac, Tuesday after short
visit at the home of Nj. M. Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Sayles of Grand
Rapids were over Sunday guests at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Orba Mccoy.
Mrs. q. w. BoIine returned TO her
home at Bradley, Tuesday, after a few
DAYS visit with Rev. w. II. Bodine.
Mrs Ella Hoag returned to her home
in Lowell Tuesday, after short visit
at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. J. b.
Griswold.
Mrs. Arthur Miller OF Shiloh return
ed home Monday, after q short visit
with her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Greenwalt,
Of this city.
Mrs. II. e. Gilmore, who has been a
guest of friends and relatives in Green
willie, for the past three weeks, returned
to Bedding, Monday.
The condition of w. p. Hetherington
continues TO improve and il is expected
that he will soon be able to be out at
tending TO business as usual.
A postal card from A. J. Hale who
is spending the winter at Tavers,
Florida, states that they have had no
frost in that section of the south yet
Miss Elsie Willard, who has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
parents in this city, returned TO st,
Mary's ACADEMY at Monroe, Monday
last.
Lake in Orleans died this morning as
the result OF All attack of pneumonia.
He had been resident there most of
his life.
Mark McNitt IN renewing his sub
scribton for the Banner writes from La
porte, Texas that the family are all
well and have not seen a sick day since
going there.
Mrs. Amelia Halstead of Maple
Rapids. who has been a guest for a
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Wilson, left Monday for visit with
friends at Portland.
The Royal Neighbors installed the
recently elecred officers on Wednesday
night, and a fine program and refresh
ments followed the work. 1t was a
very pleasing entertainment.
1t shonld be remembered that every
one must register and declare the party
ticket he intcnts voting In order to be
properly enrolled for the primary cleo
tion. 1t must be done on or before jan
uary 9th. See the City Clerk about II.
Bishop Fallows had good audience
ut the M. Z. church Thursday evening,
and gave good lecture, his thoughts
going TO show that the world is grow
ing better and conditions greatly i'm
proved. The Bishop is not pessis-
ment.
Bedding Local has decided to enlarge
their Socialists headquarters over the
marble shop and will open public
reading room and several other amuse-
ments commencing Tuesday, January %,
from p. m. TO 10 p. m. Monday even
ing held for regular business meetings.
Everything free.
Fsmond Harrington, the Young man