Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-04-05
Local Brevities.
Millinery openings this week.

The band was out Monday night t
help celebrate election.
w. j. Knott has added another fin,
dray to his equipment.
A. Traub made business trip t.
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Sugar beat meeting tomorrow Fri
day. afternoon at o'clock.
Elvon Lloyd left Wednesday evening
on business trip TO Chicago.
A new organ will be used at Congre,
gational church Sunday morning.
e. E. Fales and wife have been in
Grand Rapids for couple of days.
Henry Driese has taken a position
as fireman on the Pere Marquette
Ry.
Mrs. Evertz and son of Ionia, were
guests Of Mrs. ID. II. Bricker Mon
day.
A. j. Reynolds and wife of Oakfield,
visited his brotherFW NJ. one day this
week.
Miss Jennie Hemph II and Mamie
Tabor of Greenville, visited friends
here last week.
The Royal Neighbors give l0c
social at X. p. hall tomorrow friday
evening. All invited.
The Ladies' Literary Exchange
club will meet Thursday, April II,
with Mrs. j. T Angel.
Gridley is the name Of new post
office at Berlin Center, and o. E. Jen-
nings is the postmaster.
Eight thousand young brook trout
are expected here Friday for planting
in the creeks In this vicinity.
Regular meeting of the f. & A. NJ.
at their hall next Monday evening.
All are requested to be present.
Albert Richardson and family of
CORTLAND, visited his sister Mrs. w.
M. Reynolds the first of the week
Miss Belle Roberts left Monday for
her home near Adrian. A sister is
very sick and not expected to recover.
Misses Elsie and Reina Miner are
visiting their aunt in Belding during
the vacation of their school.-Palo
Post.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Con-
gregational church will meet with
Mrs. Lester Grant next Wednesday at
2:30 p. m.
Miss Lena Leonard was home from
Jonesville over Sunday and went to
Olivet to spend the balance of her va
cation week.
w. L. Slack and wife and his broth
Charles left Tuesday morning for the
east. Best wishes OF many Belding
friends go with them.
Pierce Bros. are giving away some
very pretty pictures with every five
bars of Fairy soap sold. They can be
seen in their window.
Bedding Woman's club will meet
with Mrs. Zadia Case, Tuesday, April
10. All active members are urgently
requested to be present.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday, the subject for the morning
will be, "Closing scenes in the Life of
Christ" Evening, ''Story of Esther"
Fred p. Smith is now located at
Green Bay, Wis, having made
years contract with the Continental
Clothing Co. as window trimmer and
card writer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will serve l0c tea at the |
home of DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Pinkham,
on Wednesday, April 1lth, beginning
at o'clock.
c. w. Perry of Howard City, owner
Of the house recently burned in the
east part of the city, was here Tuesday
arranging to have it rebuilt. He re-
ceived S475 insurance.
Chas. b. Nye returned Monday |
morning from two months trip to
Texas, having had very pleasant |
time. He is as yet undecided regard
ing his future movements.
The famous Park sisters, four in
number, assisted by c.. Edmund Neil, |
in the popular lecture course, Bedding
opera house April 18th Reserved |
seats at Benedict's April 9th.
t. T. Ireland will return home from
Colorado about the middle of next |
week. He has been quite sick since |
going there this last time. He has al |
ready started on his return but will |
stop for a day or so at several points
along the route
Prof. A. L. Marvin has been reen-
gagged as superintendent of the city |
schools for the coming year with an
advance of 500 in salary. Prof. Mar
vim is certainly the right man in the