Belding banner., 1914-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS
About Gu Town and Its People

Mrs. Elizabeth Abbey went TO Fre-
mont Monday for a six weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alice sherman.
Darwin Post OF Grand Rapids spent
! Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Post.
Miss Charlotte Youngs went 20 Har-
risville, Monday morning TO spend the
summer at her home there.
Miss Olive Smith was a Greenville
visitor, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Il. Hurley, and two
children, Edward and Mildred, OF
Grand Rapids, We're the Sunday guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Claude War
ner.
Melvin Chapman and his grandson,
Dick Chapman, of t'reeport, spent Fri
day with Mrs. Chapman here.
Miss Gertrude McAnery spent sat
urday in Grand Rapids.
The holy banns Of matrimony were
published for the first time, Sunday, at
st. Joseph's Catholic church, between
Frank Rivenburgh Of this city and
Miss Rebecca Rasberry OF Alpena.
The wedding will take place at Alpena,
Monday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amiel Ferrick spent
Saturday and Sunday, in Lowell with
Mrs. Ferricks sister, Mrs. West.
Miss Fannie LaBar was a guest of
Miss Hale at Greenville. Saturday and
Sunday.
Orville Brown of Grand Rapids
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
father-inlaw, Frank Davis. lie is
employed at the Bishop Furniture Co,
and came on business.
Mrs. Arletta Anderson was a Grand
Rapids visitor, Monday.
Several of the Belding X. of C.'s
were in Ionia Sunday TO attend a ban
quet given by the Ionia lodge.
Mrs. Jay Inman of Saginaw, spent
Friday with her brother-in-law, John
Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Spicer, Mrs.
Carrie Stall and Mrs. A. j. Rummler
and son, Richard, motored To Grand
Rapids, Friday, in the Spicer car.
Mrs. w. l. Benedict and two sons,
John and William, OF York, Nebraska
came Friday TO visit her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Wagner.
The Misses Minnie and Carrie Egen-
riether went to Alpena, Saturday To
spend the summer at their home
there.
Mrs. Edgar Stanton went TO Orleans
Monday, to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. a. Sabin.
Mrs. Rolf Miller and daughter, June,
of Tekonsha, are spending aweek with
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fish. Mrs Miller
is a former well known resident here,
and will be remembered by many
friends as Miss Maude Fish.
Mrs. Margaret Byrne went to Grand
Rapids for about a months visit with
her two daughters, there.
Mrs. w l. Benedict and children,
John and William, Of York, Nebraska,
Miss Ruth Smith of Albion, New York,
and Mrs. George Wagner, of this city
left Monday for several days visit
with their sister, Mrs. Heath at Kent
City.
Born, Friday, June u, To Mr.. and
Mrs John Lemley of Saginaw, a fine
nine pound girl. She will be known
as Agnes MoZelle Lemley. Mrs. Lem
ley was formerly Miss Agnes Wilson
OF this city.
ST. Mary's Guild will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Dawes. 409
Lewis street, Wednesday, afternoon,
June "a at 2:30 o'clock.
There will be "a special meeting of
Doric chapter, .. T.. s.. next Tuesday,
evening, May 23rd. called for the pur-
pose Of initiation.
Mrs. Verne Rhodes returned TO her
home at Grand Rapids, Monday after
weeks visit at the home of MIR.
Rhodes parents in Grattan.
Lester j. Stimson of Big Rapids,
was here. Monday, on business.
Mrs ID. NJ. Kilmer, who has been
hall lady at the Ashfield for some
time, left Monday, for her home in
Grand Rapids.
Clarence Staley OF Krem, y. D., who
was called to Portland, Mich, by the
serious illness of his father, VIM. l..
Staley spent few days this week
with his brother-in-law, w. +. Brick
er His father is some better. Mr..
Staley will return for a longer visit
with Mr.. Bricker and others here be-
/ fore going home.