Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-03-21

Dighton TO Theodosia Brink.
Ed Trail transacted business il
Grand Rapids, last Thursday.
Miss Pearl Wood left Monday for
few days visit in Grand Rapids.
Miss Lottie Ogden returned Monda,
from few days visit at Saginaw.
Mrs. w. w. Gibson was called /,
Alma, Monday, on the illness of
friend.
Mrs. /. l.. Hubbell left Monday for
few days visit with relatives al
Lansing.
The new City Hall proposition is now
up to the voters, let the vote for it bt
unanimous.
Mrs. A. G.. Atkinson of Now arrived
here Monday for visit with her moth.
er, Mrs. f. l.. Garrick.
Mrs. Frank Derrick of Grand Rapids
was an over Sunday guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Will Huntley.
Mrs. A. Dsnn of Altoona was an over
Sunday guest of her daughter, Miss
Elsie Damn of this city.
Mrs. Z. w. Wakeman of Greenville
was AN over Sunday guest of Mrs.
Mary +. Moon of this city.
Mary Retterstorf left Monday for
Benton Harbor where she is working
in the interest of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. DR..
Defendorf OF Ionia were guests of Mrs.
+. +. Fales ON Thursday of this week.
Charles A. Wagner and wife who
have been in Big Rapids for some time
have returned and are now occupying
their residence.
Mrs. Stephen Hogan and Miss Eliza
beth Hogan of Rochester n. Y. arrived
here Monday for "A few days visit at
stephen Hogans.
Milton Friedley and family returned
to their home at Boyne Falls, Wednes-
after a few days visit with his brothers
Henry and Ben Friedley.
Mrs. w. J. Warner of Grand Rapids
arrived here Wednesday, for few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Theresa Byrne of Oakfield.
Charles Dixon has enlarged the seat
ing capacity of his ldlehour theatre
and expects TO have seating room for
about 100 more as soon as his new seats
arrive.
Mrs. Lovisa Wood, the Chiropractic,
has taken rooms with Mrs. +. III. Pink
ney and will be found there for few
weeks until she can find suitable
location.
Forest Fish says he purchased one OF
the finest steers of Plat Rowland ever
brought TO the Bedding markets, it was
a year and five months old and dressed
1852 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Sebald, who
have been guests tor the past two
weeks, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Greenop, returned TO their home
at Hastings, Monday.
There will be box social held at
Don Deans Friday evening, March %,
for the benefit OF Green's school. A
fine program has been arranged for the
occasion and everybody is invited.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet
with Mrs. +. b. Lapham on Wednes-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. Each
lady is invited TO bring material for
making kitchen holder and five cents
for the purchase o. one.
Mrs. VIM. Dorman who has been !
TO the house by sickness
several weeks is again able TO be out. |
Mr.. Dorman and wife are making
to go 10 Tacoma, Wash,
to reside I'm few weeks.
The ladies of the o. +. s. and wives
Of Masons To the number OF fifty or
or more spent very enjoyable social
afternoon at the Masonic club rooms,
Monday. A bohemian lunch was
served in the dining room.
Daniel Waterbury Of Ionia, aged 6s
years, we'll known and highly re-
spected citizen Of lonia died I'm the
hospital at Ann Arbor Friday of last
week. He with his brother Orrey
w aterburry built Hotel Bedding in 1883.
A movement has been started TO
organize Y. M. &. A. unit i'm Ionia
county. The state secretary of the Y.
M, G. A. organization will be here next
Tuesday night TO talk over the PROPOSE
ton with our citizens, and notice of
place will be announced later.
Easytask i'm your bath room is one
Of the best sanitary appliances known.