Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-08-16

tltS VI pei oOAldA liDcIJy.
Locals
Jog train now visits Bedding
II. Stone lost a horse by lockjaw
A days since.
Ter Kemp, of the German settle
lost a valuable horse on last
u.
i Crane, residing near Kiddville,
4 two rattlesnakes last week,
having nine rattles.
Jas, Nathan and Benjamin
Is, all of Langston, visited
|6s in Belding on Monday last.
Ibrles and Miss Effie Hudson,
n Of Maple Rapids, visited their
Mrs. f. Nudge, from Thursday
n Saturday of last week.
III. Briggs. and his mother, Mrs.
4 Briggs, both of Kansas, were
|carly in the week visiting at w.
&e's laLu u. Fl. Gooding's.
ff-townsman, w. A. Lee, left on
Nay morning for the Empire
; there to spend several weeks Wis
! with children and numerous
)uiessor K. ID. Hogan of Jackson
make a grand balloon ascension
nenville on Tuesday, Aug. 10,
o'clock p. m. Col. COPELAND, of
r. will speak in the interest of
enback party at p. m.
new, SIC; old, 93c.
Skinner is building an addi-
(sS<76tIse. A----s - .'-
~. Fisher is visiting at Ken
Nancy Donovan returned to
Tuesday, having spent three
Ia Belding.
Pucus of the Greenback party
30 will be held at Smyrna on
~ next at two o'clock p. m.
reported that about so per-
mt to Grand Haven and Mus
EXCURSION last week, from this
5 from the printer to Will
Norman for some nice APP
h ply trouble with such
rno brought to printing of
kts3y don't keep.
Garfield and Arthur club met
billtthool house on Tuesday even
sreIa organized by adopting a
exfition and bylaws, and elect
50 following officers: President,
Ourkee; vice presidents, c. E.
\. Emmons; secretary, l.. +.
I; corresponding secretary, j.
K; treasurer. Y. w. Gooding;
nitteemen, Z. S. Moulton,
ecn. +. Nudge, Bradley Stone,
,em0rest, C.. A. Vandenburgh,
Luther, II. II. Gooding and
iiTzy.
Luther went to Jackson yes
Institute for G.. w. Joslyn
ate to the state Republican
adTnt 'bafd boys are to play
Eeenville mass meeting to be
Greenville on Tuesday next.
r. announce themselves ready
all political parties with mu-
oW rates.
meeting Of the literary last
evening was quite interesting,
Fas considerably disturbed by
ise made by few persons who
\ the south sdie. The following
IS were elected: President, M. j.
rest; vice president, III. j. Leon
\ secretary. Mrs. y. b. Willard ;
lnrer. J. b. Willard.
calling of the "long roll" at
ristian church, on last Sunday
90. was an event of peculiar in
u 10 the society. The pastor, af-
IA short sermon, commenced to
the list of those who had made
|ets TO aid in paying the mortgag-
Indebtedness, they, with few ex-
E6ns. responding promptly with
ash. The total amount necessary
ay indebtedness, principal and i'm
NJ. 4; sf095. and IL all who have
aid will do so before the 18th
the whole can be cancelled. Soon
r that date we shall publish a
plete exhibit.
re sad intelligence SaAuS W xIiS
h TO Mr.. and Mrs. Belding Rich
Saturday last hat their son,
'ge. was drowned at Big Forks,
IA on Friday, the day previous.
BODY. at the time of sending the
,tcb was not recovered. Mr.. Rich
ed asking the most diligent
n for the body, and, II found. its
n here Learning, on Monday,
the body had not been found, F.
haze was sent to the place of the
accident and the search requested
'rried.--At the residence of the
a parents, Smyrna, Thursday,
Goth. 1880, by Rev. r. Nudge,
HoppouQh and Miss Liz
'ampbeIl, both Of s. rna
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