Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-27
Mrs. Fred Peck is visiting her par

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Ionia Monday on business.
Fred Dorman has leased his farm In
Home township to II. f. Blodgett.
|. l.. Hubbell and father, A. G. Hub
bell, spent Tuesday in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Wellman of Portland, was the
guest of his daughter Cora this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sheldon are spending
the week with relatives in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. M. +. Busheit and daughter
Ora of Lansing are guests at w. l.
Woods.
Mrs. S Gordon, of st. Louis, arrived
Wednesday for an intended visit with
her son, Will.
Messers. Err. Weter L p Miller and
M. J. Taylor spent Thanksgiving in
Grand Rapids.
Miss Jennie Hughes will visit friends
in Stanton today and partake of the
Thanksgiving turkey.
Ray Emmons is working for Bradley
& Unger as deliveryman. He is an
expert at the business.
Paul Fenerstine and wife of Miri-
am, left this week for Chicago and
Milwaukee to be gone two weeks.
Fred Stanton of Grattan spent Sun
day in the city with his mother, and
o. w. Slayton her brother was also
here.
Mr.. Coykendall and family have
moved from Petoskey to this city and
are residents in one of the new Bel
ding houses.
The b. Y. p. U. choir of the Baptist
church will give a Thanksgiving sa-
cred song service at the church Sun
day evening, Nov. 30, at g O'Clock,
consisting of choruses, male quar-
tette, duets, trio and solos. Every
one cordially invited.
A meeting of the New Era Associa-
ton which was held at the Office of
the treasurer, VIM. F Sandell, Nov rs,
was adjourned to meet again Monday,
Dec. at 1890 o'clock d. IN. for the
purpose of electlng officers. All
members please take notice.
VIM. Bowman of Dubuque, Iowa, is
visiting at III. Loewe's he is an old
friend and acquaintance of the fami-
ly. Mr.. Bowman is in the government
service having been connected with
the army for abe past % years, he
was in the cuban war and has been on
duty in many places in the United
States.
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil is called for Friday night. The
franchise granted TO the Grand Rap
ids and Bedding electric railroad will
expire Dec. lst and the company de-
sire to get extension of time. 1t is
stated that prospects are now very
favorable that the line will be put
through in 1903. 1t is given out that
consolidation of the Grand Rapids
and Bedding line with the Grand Rap
ids and Saginaw has been made.
In another column appears the
Loveland farm for sale, consisting of
lab acres, and IL city lots, plated, at
less than $40 au acre, with good house
and large barn in good condition. At
the price other farms have sold for,
at over $50 an acre, this price seems
reasonable, and being located in city
limits affords good school, churches,
and good home market, as the dis
tance from post Office is only one
half of mile.
5000 worsted overcoats, in small
sizes, reduced to So at the j. T.
Webber reduction sale at Ionia.
A fine PRODUCT of the ever sue
cessful comedy drama Lost in New
York" will be given at the Bedding
Opera House, Nov. 2S, with Nettie
De Coursey, late principal soubrette
in many of the Hoyt farces, as "Jen-
ME" and the balance of the charac-
tiers strongly played by dramatic
organization of unusual strength.
The scenic equipment portrays Madi-
son Square, N. Y. with its picture.
sque environment; the Badgers rem.
deyous; East River at night, showing
Blackwell's Islsnd in the background,
with continuous coming and going
of practical steam launches, ferry
boats, row boats and water crafts OF
every description. The production
will be in keeping with the genera
excellence already established and Z
perfect and pleasing performance Il
assured.
25c rubber collars reduced to 15t
: at the great reduction sale of the ]
L. Webber stock at Ionia.
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