Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-06-25


on business.
ID. Sheldon was in Ionia Monday
on legal business.
d. C. Sheldon was in Shiloh Saturday
on Legal business.
w. |. Benedict sells ice cream at
25c quart, l5c pint.
w. l. Benedict was in Greenville
Tuesday on business.
O. j. Burris, wife and son spent Sun
day with friends in Greenyille.
Geo Fritch left for Ionia Wednesday
where he has accepted a position.
Before purchasing hammocks look
over our line. Wortley & French.
Miss May Harvey left Saturday for
a few weeks visit in Grand Rapids.
Wortley & French's ''Velvet" ice
cream is just the thing for hot weather
Mrs. Mary Tysen of Mt. Pleasant is
the gnest of her uncle J. p. Laux and
family.
J.H. Parker, wife and daughter
Louisa spent Sunday in Saranac with
friends.
Con Eddy OF Petoskey was the guest
of friends in the city the fore part of
the week.
F. w. Stevens of Ionia was in the
city Tuesday a guest of his brother,
John e Stevens.
Mrs NJ. A. Hillikes of Grand Ledge
is the guest OF her son Lee Stall and
family this week.
]. A. Spencer of Toledo is shaking
hands with his many old friends in
this city this week.
VIM G. Thorne returned home last
week from six weeks visit with
friends in Barryton.
Ice cream for your Sunday dinner.
Benedict's store is open until about
one O'Clock Sundays.
M. A. Blodgett left for Grand Rap
ids Monday, he has resigned his posi-
ton at Hotel Belding.
Henry Hicks returned home from
Ionia Tuesday where he has been
visiting the past week.
The silk mills will close this week
for Fourth of July vacation, beginn-
ing business again July 18th
Robert Moyes and Fred Jackson of
Ogden have been guests at VIM
Hutchinson's the past week.
This is the time of the year for
hammocks You will find some good
ones at Wortley 4 French's
The w. CT. U. of Orleans will
meet at the home of Mrs. Myron
Spanogle Wednesday July l, at 2:3O
p. M, All are invited
Mrs. r. B. Elkins received the sad
news that her daughter May had died
Tuesday in Cleveland, o., from fever,
she will be buried there.
L. G. Crothers and Clarence Golden
left Monday for Detroit Mimi. and
other cities in the state to look for a
good location for barber shop.
VIM Hutchinson will leave this week
for Ogden to visit with his sons Wal
ter and Homer and also the Eccles'
He expects to remain a couple yo1
weeks or more.
Harry Clafflin while assisting his
lady friend south of the city to do the
milking got to close to the heels o.
the cow and is now carrying his left
eye in mourning.
The meeting this month of the Beld
ing Cemetery associs tion will be Tues
day evening June Both at the home
of Rodney Gleason on Broas st. {
good attendance desired
c. w. LaDue Editor of the Crysta
Mail called on his brother Fred las
Friday between trains on his way t.
Detroit to take in the Michigan Pres
Association excursion up the lakes.
If the person who by mistake took ;
brown silk umbrella from the Baptis
church the night of Children's Da.
services, will return it to the churcl
janitor, they can get the one left II
it's place.
T.. J Mason will give a party a
Mason's hall on the evening of July
He has issued some fine patriot
cards in keeping with fourth of July
Mr. Mason always makes it pleasan
for his patrons
Miss Mary Cook and brother Byro
of Nc Brides have been the guests G
their uncle G. A. Crib the past fe'
days returned home Monday accom-
panied by Miss Gould who will spen
the week with friends there.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
w. G. T U. will be held at the HON
of Mrs. H. II Gooding Tuesday aftel
noon June Both at 2:30 O'Clock. Tn
subject TO be discussed will be echoe
from "Our Worlds Convention" A
are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs /, G. Fales of Beldin