Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-30

Mrs. George Prayer OF Amherst
burg, Ontario was here from Monday
until Friday visiting at the home OF
her son Matt Laffler.
Mrs. w. w. Pegg OF Toronto, Ont,
and Miss Floss Wilcox OF Brantford,
! ont, left Monday morning for Brce-
| Ign, Mimi, where they will visit be-
fore returning TO their homes. Mrs.
Pegg has been here since the Sth of
April visiting at the Osterhout and
Chapple homes. Miss Wilcox has been
a guest for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Ritterstorf,
who recently moved To Muskegon,
write that they are comfortably settl
ed in their new home and will be at
home 10 all Bedding friends who are
coming through Muskegon at, 81 Har-
rison street
Miss Leta Van Dyk leaves Satur-
day for her home in Holland. after a
two weeks visit here with AR. and
Mrs. Lawyer.
Miss Ethel Bardon left Monday for
a visit with relatives in Muskegon,
later she will visit in Casnovia.
Miss Hazel Wooden left Thursday
for her home near Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Johnson Of
Vaudeville and friend from Moseley
were guests at the home of Rev. and
Mrs.eW. A. Bliss Monday.
+. A. jerks and Misses Fiossie
Coyle and Rena jerks motored to
Charlotte Sunday, the two latter re-
NAMED for a weeks visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Baird and
daughter and Mrs. Dake of Fremont
attended the morning services at the
Baptist church Sunday and were
guests at the Rev. w, A. Bliss home.
The Bairds were former Pensioners
OF Rev. Bliss at Inlay City
c. NJ. Easterby and family OF Mil
waukee We're guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy j.. Weter over Sunday.
Thos. Bracken, who has been a resi-
dent of the north side for nearly %
years. moved Monday To the Mrs En-
ma Lamb house on Congress street,
recently vacated by Morley Il. Os
borne. Mr.. Bracken says he has felt
the need of getting located nearer his
work in the hotel for some time and
grasped the opportunity of securing
comfortable and convenient quarters.
Ii is the first time he ever moved from
one house into another.
Mrs Martha Brown was in Green
willie Saturday on business connected
with her case in the court against the
estate of Alfred Curtis, deceased. 1t !
was settled after a few witnesses had !
been called and she was awarded 5000 |
for services rendered TO him during
his sickness.
c. w Quick and wife went to st.
Johns Monday
VIM. Joiner made business trip to
st. Johns last Monday.
VI f. Benedict and wife OF Pontiac |
We're here TO attend the funeral of
oscar \. hummer Monday.
Mrs. Earl Wilson and son Robert |
returned from Casnovia, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell left |
Monday for a few weeks visit with !
relatives and friends in Cadillac.
Alfred Dorman of Greenville was
in the city over Sunday. He came 10
bring his wife TO the city hospital for
treatment and an operation. Mr.. Dor
man has a position in the freight Of |
flee there.
Mrs. Frank Luck returned from
her visit in Ohio last Wednesday |
night. Her daughter Mrs. Otto Beck /
er and baby Isora of Cleveland ac-
her for five weeks visit.
John Carnochan is spending a few !
weeks of his vacation in Sears with |
his mother.
Miss Lula Reynolds left Saturday |
for Beulah To make a few weeks |
visit with relatives there.
Fred A. Jones of Ionia was the |
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Morris Urch |
Friday. Mr.. Jones has been one of !
the guards at the S. II. of c. for the !
past eleven years.
Carleton Staley of krem, North |
son of c. l., Staley, formerly |
in business in this city, is visiting his |
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Staley in Portland