Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-01

win Buell. called on George Hanks
Friday.
Mrs, Charles Richmond went TO
Lowell Saturday on business.
Miss Addie Richmond is home for a
few days on account of illness.
Seven new scholars enrolled at
Smyrna this week.
Leon Richmond, wife and two
children Of Belding, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Every.
Mrs. Julia Northway was called
home from Freeport Saturday, by the
serious illness OF her grandson, little
Albert Mefmey.
\ Clarence Seifried Of Keene. visited
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Hull,
Monday.
A. l.. Hull and wife visited his bro
Their and wife in Keene, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terry of Cow
en-, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Hull
Wednesday.
Archie Gray took a load Of house
hold goods to Cedar Springs Tuesday
for Joe Osborne.
Mrs. G. w. Joslin visited her mother
Mrs. Campbell Sunday
Mrs. George Wiseman called on
home folks Monday.
Mrs. Inez Kohn and daughter Mar
garet of Fenwick. visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Ellen Beedy, last week.
Miss lone Condor is i'll with lagrippe
and tonsilitis this week
Mrs. Jennie Mead is i'll with lagrippe
also her little daughter Amber.
George Wiseman met with quite a
acat1apt Mnn1nx xnfhi L
ing colt. He had the colt hitched
to a wagon with another horse. The
team jumped and threw him into the
bottom of the wagon injuring his
knee. He called on Dr. Penton in the
afternoon and it is hoped that he will
recover rapidly.
The Star pedro club had another
one of their social times at Maccabee
Hall Saturday night. Ten tables were
played. Mark Hoppough captured
head prize, Charlie Dummon won the
consolation prize. An excellent sup
per was served which consisted of
warm sugar, biscuits baked beans,
salads, cakes, pickles and tea.
Mont Brown and wife visited Clair
Garden and family Monday.
Amber Mead visited lone Condor
Sunday.
Miss Edith Percival took dinner
with Mrs. Beedy Sunday
AXel Nelson and lady friend visited
with Robert Barry and wife Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Bertha Gray was home few
days last week on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Mary Gray visited Mrs. r. Van
Every Tuesday.
Mrs. Lottie Compton and Mrs A.
l.. Hull visited Mrs. Gray Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knox of Mar
shall, are here visiting with the fami-
lies of r. f. Barry and Ed. Insley
Mrs. Abbie Williams and Miss Mel
lie Joiner chaperoned the camp fire
girls down To Mrs. Ollie Insley's. Mrs.
Insley served a fine lunch before the
crowd went TO the depot.
The young folks pedro club will
hold their last party Tuesday evening.
Mrs II. w. Beebe and son, S. X.
Beebe of st. Louis, are visiting Lester
Beebe and family few days.
Steve Coleman went to Cedar
Springs one day last week for an eX-
tended visit with relatives.
Guy Beebe and wife of Belding, Wis
tied his parents Monday.
Major Frank Chase returned home
Saturday morning and reports very
successful trip.
Meeting of the Cemetery Associa-
ton at the Maccabee Hall next We'd
nesday April Sth. A picnic dinner
will be served. Every one come with
well filled baskets. Annual election
of officers. A quilt will be drawn dur
ing the day.
Nominees of the Republican Caucus.
Supervisor-Charlie Brink.
Township Clerk. j. Kimberly.
Township Treasurer-Fred l.. Reeves
Highway Coma. j. Moon.
Overseer of Highways-John f. Kohn.
Justice Of Peace, full term-Peter
Kohn.
Justice of the Peace to fill vacancy
Fred l.. Williams.
Board Of Review-Theodore Blassen.
Constables-John Morse, Clayton
Baker, Henry Harris, Chauncey Hub
bard.
Township Committee-Charlie JOS
lin, +. l.. Moon, A, II. Norton.
w G. II Il Officers