Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-07
We ought

Two rummage sales on. We ought
to be happy.
Very little talk heard as yet regard
ing city politics.
X. N. OF A. meeting next Tuesday
night. A full attendance is desired.
Meeting o f. S. next Tuesday even.
ing. Deferred program will be given.
F.S. Stewart and family left Tuesday
for Corinth, Miss, where they expect
To locate
Mrs. S. f. Dibble OF Chicago has
been guest at Chas Eddy's a few
days the past week.
The Rev. d. M. Canright OF Grand
Rapids will preach in the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.
Remember the apple gleen social
by the Epworth League at w. A.
Chave's tomorrow friday night.
The Ladies Social Circle OF the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Jas. Cramer next Wednesday
afternoon at $50.
"A Castawayn is the topic for B. Y.
Z. U. meeting Sunday, March 10th.
Leader, Nj. J. Demorest. Text lst
Cor. g. 2427. A temperance meeting.
Time, 500 p m.
The Ladies Literary Exchange club
has chosen the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. |.
l.. Hubbell; First V. p, Mrs. e. Nj.
Lamb; Second V. r., Mrs. A. Wagner;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. w. d. Sim
clair; Cor. Secretary, Mrs. &c. Lloyd;
Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Divine; Custodi-
an, Mrs. z. W. Gooding.
Superintendent Agnew and traffic
manager Patriarche of the Pere Mar
quette railway we're in the city last
Friday in consultation with the Bel
ding Hall Co. to learn their most ur-
gent needs in the line of freight SER
vice. Besides all their other business
the BIB, Co. has several hundred car
loads of logs at Williamson awaiting
shipment TO this city.
The Baptist ladies will hold a rum
mage sale in the store south of Fish &
Wards market on Bridge street, Fri
day p. m. of this week. All kind of
useful articles for sale. On Saturday
p. m. home made bread, cake, cookies
and doughnuts will be on sale and or
ders taken for same. Supper will be
served Tuesday, March II, commencing
at $50 D. m. for l5c and zoe.
The concert by the Mozart Sym
phony club OF New York at the Opera
House last Thursday evening was just
what all expected and knew it would
be, rare musical treat. Each mem
Der is an artist and while much of
their program was so high class as to
pass clear over the heads of major
Iity of their audience, their skill and
ability was understood and recognized
by everyone OF the large number pres
emit.
Five young fellows from Orleans
township came TO the city Saturday
evening and in the course of rounds,
INDUCED in the cup sufficiently often
to feel happy and become somewhat
noisy. Nightwatch Riker attempted
to arrest them but they got into their
rig and drove away, not being deferred
by revolver shots. He obtained the
names of three however and lodged
complaint with Justice Lapham and
Tuesday they paid $3.50 each for their
fun.
There was very pleasant surprise
March 4th at Mr.. Will Dorman's, it
being his birthday. About thirty-five
guests were present. Mr.. Geo. Put
nam, in behalf of his friends and lodge,
presented him with chair, by a neat
speech in which he said: AS Mr.. Nc
Kinley takes his chair today, so shall
you. The evening was spent in play
Ing pedro and visiting, after which all
were invited to fine supper OF oysters,
fruit and other refreshments. All had
a very pie asant time.