Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-28
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Brevities.

Ask for Shearer Bros. home mad
bread.
Mrs. Mae Whitbeck Sundayed will
Mrs. G.. w. Fish.
Frank Brooks and wife spent Sunda
with friends in Ionia.
Quart ice cream bricks, 3 aavors,
colors, 40c at Benedict's.
You should try the s'Velyet" ic,
cream at Wortley & French's.
Before purchasing hamuocks lool
over our line. Wortley & French.
Call Phone 80 for Shearer Bros
home made bread, cakes, cookies etc
Lee Mcconnell and family of Green
vile spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs. Frank, Holmes of Grand Rap
ids is guest at VIM Hutc hison' s
Mrs. j. w Aging will occupy the
pulpit of the NJ. +. church Sunday
morning.
Ray Emmons has accepted a posi-
tion with Spencer and Lloyd as an al
around man.
VIM Foss and wife of Greenville
spent Sunday with his brother Albert
Luscombe.
Mrs. NJ b. Devine of Portland was
the guest of her sister and mother
here Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Riker was called to Saginaw
to attend the funeral of her aunt
Mrs. Nettie Dean.
Mrs. Geo Haysmer and mother Mrs.
Trimble were the guests of relatives
in Orleans last Friday.
Mrs. G. Nj. Webster of Greenville
was the guest of her son O. +. Web
ster and family over Sunday.
Will Scopec of Chicago returned
Saturday after spending a few days
with his sister Mrs. John Wacha.
Mrs. A. A. Maxon of Ionia return
ed home Saturday after a few days
visit with Otto j. Kuhn and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore and daughter
Effie of Greenville were the guests of
Chas S. Moore and family last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Wallace Taylor who has been
visiting the past ten days with re-
latives in Coral returned home Sat
urday.
A. Huyck of Milwaukee Wis. arriv-
ed here last Friday and will remain
this summer with his mother
Mrs Charity Powers.
Bradley Musser and Elish Batter
son of Pennington we're visitors at
their father-in-laws w. j. Altenburgs
for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Rich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stevenson and Miss
Erean WEIGH of Ionia spent Sunday
with L. G. Fales and wife of Orleans.
DR.. S. Brant of Ontario n. Y. who
was practicing Physician and Drug
gist here some Eighteen years ago is
the guest of Jos Angel and other
friends.
Aleck Wilson who had partially
recovered from an attack of peritoni-
tbs in Grand Rapids was brought here
Monday and has had a elapse which
will hold him bedfast for a couple of
weeks.
Forest Taylor of Remus who is work
ing here in one of the factories,
while wrestling with another young
man broke his left arm below the
elbow Monday. DR.. A. Dutt reduced
the fracture.
Mrs. Snow is very much improved
in health and has gone to pay her
father a visit also to rest and gain
her health. The neighbors on the
north side will be glad to welcome
her back at any time.
Many men defer, from time to
time, the opening of bank account,
because the sum of money they have
had at hand seems to small to deposit
This waiting only keeps them from
beinning that habit of saving which
leads to independence
Mrs. Ethel Belongs division Of the
NJ. E. Ladies Aid society will serve
ten cent tea at the home of Mrs
Pratt cornerof Washington and Broas
Streets next Wednesday from to I
O'Clock. The annual dues of the mem
bers will be received and at literary
nropram piven all invited