Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-12-01

Mrs. A. Friedman was a Greenville
visitor yesterday.
Only Toe for a ticket to Lecture
Course. Don't miss it.
Mrs. +. L. Porter has returned from
her visit in Borden, Ind.
John Arnwine was in Grand Rap
ids on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Wadsworth spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ireland, at
[onia.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kelly entertain
ed few friends at finch Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. John Unger, of Lyons, is the
yuest of her mother Mrs. NJ. unger,
IF this city.
Tom WEIGH and A. l.. Spencer left
Tuesday on business trpto Bowling
Green, Ohio.
Miss Marie Griffith went TO Greer
Vile Tuesday for few days visit
with friends
Mrs. w. M. b. Fierce OF Ionia is in
the city for few days, visiting her
son and daughter.
Mrs. Susan Hill, of Sturgis. isspend-
ing the week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Armour.
We have everything in Rubbers for
verybody and this is the rubber sea-
son. City Shoe Store.
Mrs. M. E Reynolds and son, Roy,
went to CORTLAND Tuesday to attend
the wedding of a relative.
H. H. Reed returned to his home
1T Saginaw, Tuesday, after visit
with his sister, Mrs. H. H. Gooding.
Mrs. Fred LaDu and sister, Miss
Lena Sparks, left yesterday for De-
troit, where they expect to reside in
the future.
Walter Hutchinson left Wednesday
for Portland, Oregon, where he has
position as bookkeeper for the Oregon
and Mt. Hood Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friedly return.
ed from Owosso on Wednesday, where
they were called TO attend the funer-
al of a brother-n-law on Thanksgiv-
ing day. "a
A ten-pound girl at the home Of
Ernie Barker on Tuesday morning is
the cause of the broad smile that H.
Eliminates the countenance of Mr..
Barker this week. @ &
On the first three days in Deem
Der to advertise Dortha Vernon per-
sumo we will sell one ounce for 25c,
regular price SOC an ounce. Bring
your bottle. Cornell Bros.
A prominent feature of this weeks
social functions was social hop al
the shoe factory last evening A
good crowd was in attendance and a
pleasant time enjoyed by all present.
Little Madgs Daily, of the North
side, was badly bitten in the face last
Tuesday night by dog belonging TO
Mr.. Vincent. The dog is to be killed
as result and the little girl is doing
nicely.
Mrs ID. II. Swain of Lansing, dem.
onstrator for the Bement Range is
showing up the advantages of that
popular stove at o. j. Kuhn's hard
ware store this week. Mr.. Kuhn re-
ports the sale of a number this week.
The party of hunters consisting of
DIR. Stanton, l. E: Green. II. II Ed
wards, Henry Driese and James VOL
colt landed Is deer, all getting their
allowance. They were in camp in
Ontonogan county near the Ontono-
gan river.
Archie Chickering suffered another
severe hemorrhage last Friday night
and in spite of fearful loss of blood
lis still alive The fact that he l.
alive after all that has fell to
his lot during the past few months,
seems more like "A dream than real.
lily and he is still holding his own.
Chas. Brown, II. J. Leonard, Walter
Lambertson and father, and A. G
Hull have returned from their hunt.
ing trip and the stock of venisor
brought in 10y them is not very
large one Charlie Brown, who act
ed as manager of the camp and die
not go very far away from the sam,
at any time, landed a big buck righ'
near the camp, or there would hav,
been a small report from that portion
of Mackinaw county In which they
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