Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-30

Chas. Stout was in Greenville Wed
nesday on business.
Sheldon's syrups are made from the
pure fruits No acids or extracts.
u all No-Sheldon's ice cream par
lor, all the popular soft drinks, ice
cream by the pint or gallon
If any one picks up a gold lead pen
Gil the owner will reward the finder
by leaving at Leonard's store.
vern Van Horn who has been in
Lansing the past year is here visiting
few days before leaving for Colo
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith Of Cad
lilac afr visiting friends and relatives
in Bedding and Ionia returned home
Wednesday.
The ladies of Goodwill Hive No. $50
will give reception to the ladies of
Greehville HIVE and the afternoon
and evening of May 9th.
f. j. Mason will give May party
in his hall May 10Th, Hoppough's or
chestra of pieces has been engaged
to play and the bill will be $l.00. All
are cordially invited
Barry Jensen who had the misfor-
tune TO run a splinter in his left hand
about ten days ago is laid up with a
severe case OF blood poison which has
settled in the member.
The Belding lodge F & A. M. will
work the 3rd degree Saturday night
OF this week at which meeting all
members are requested to be present.
On Monday evening following the End
degree will be conferred.
Commissioner l.. A. Burhans gives
notice that there will be eighth grade
examinations Thursday and Friday,
May and s, at Ionia, Belding, Sara
nae, Lyons, Lake Odessa, Portland,
GAINESVILLE and Hubbardston.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies aid of the M. E church will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Henry Gilmore. Tea will be
served from 5 to Z o'clock by Mrs.
Burris' band. Ladies are requested
to come at 2 o'clock sharp and bring
thimb.es.
Jude r. Spencer had his right hand
badly lacerated by being caught in
the feed roll of self feed rip saw at
factory A. Wednesday forenoon, his
thumb was also dislocated, he was
taken to the office of DR.. Ferguson
ADD put under the influence of chloro-
form by Dr. Little after which the
fracture was reduced.
A few weeks ago Miss Blanche Bene-
dict thought her pocket book had
been stolen containing about $40. She
supposed it had been left in bureau
drawer, Sheriff Fales, deputy Craw-
ford and Marshall Mitchell tried to
find it but couldn't, recently she found
il in the pocket of dress where she
had hung it in the wardrobe.
The temperance meeting at the
Salvation Army hall Saturday night
under the auspices of the w. G. T. U,
was large and interesting one. A
fine program was carried out and the
speech of Mrs J. w. Ayling was ex-
cellent. Forty-three names were at
tached to the pledge 1t is planned
to hold one each month. Mrs Capt.
Underwood sang two fine solos.
N Lapham and Ort on Webster left
this morning for Pine River and
Beaver Creek to be on the ground
May lst to fsh for trout They had
two fine canvas bags made with sIoul-
der straps in which they carry full
equipment of camping utensils, food,
etc. TO last two weeks The packs
were made by the Ballou Basket
Works in their canvas department..
Anthony Friedman moved to his farm
near Saranac this week. Some time
ago he sold his house and lot here to
VIM. Gibson who has moved into it.
Little Miss Agnes Shindorf who has
gone with them was given a farewell
party at Mrs. Maude Welch's last Fri
day evening at which there were Is OF
her young friends. All had a good
time, Refreshments were served and
she was presented with keepsake in
memory of the event