Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-18


Inquire of Bert Ohlinger on Front
street. 2dlwl5
Miss Flora Kinnison returned from
her school work at Big Rapids today
for a short vacation.
Miss Sarah Griswold of Lakeview
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Shelly
Chapman for few days.
Mr.. Belden Cotton OF Ionia and Miss
Jennie Hill were the guests of Miss
Bargie Rowley, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Osworth of ST. Louis
arrived in this city today to accept
position in one of the silk mills.
Wanted-Two lady boarders by
Mrs. Fellows. Situated 2 blocks
south of the Richardson Silk Mill.
The Misses Ina and Letha johnson
went to their home at Langston to
spend few days with their parents.
Messrs. A. N. Bedding and E. +.
Crooks left today for their home in
the east after few days business in
this city.
Special communication of Bedding
Lodge, f. & A. NJ. on Saturday even
ing of this week Third degree work
and banquet.
Regular meeting of Womans Relief
Corps Saturday afternoon. Washing
ton day program. Members come
prepared.
Miss Florence Knapp returned 70
her home at Lawton today, after a
weeks visit at the home of her uncle,
E. j. Knapp.
For Sale-Horse, harness, buggy and
sleigh. Horse is kind and gentle, safe
for lady to drive. Inquire of A. t.
DeCoster, Ann st.
A license has been issued TO Harley
Gilmore of this city TO take unto HIM
self for better or worse, Miss Edna
Baughn of Ferrysburg.
Mrs. Oliver Ralph, who has been a
guest of Mrs George Boyer for few
days past left this morning for a
short visit at vickeryville before re
turning to her home at Reed City.
Found-Pointer dog last Thursday
afternoon Owner can obtain same
by proving property and paying tor
this notice. Frank Condor, Belding.
Mrs. Eddie Hull of Grand Rapids
arrived In this city today and Is a
guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Stone for few
days, on account of fateer's illness.
Peter FINS and wife of Portland,
a newly welded couple, occupied a
pleasant room at the Hotel Bedding
last night. They left this morning
for short visit with friends at Fare
well.
Mrs. NJ. c. Green and son and Miss
Eliza Walker went TO Portland today
to attend the wedding of Miss, Reva
Prain to Mr.. Cornelius Tony, a mem
Der of the editorial staff of the New
York World
Bedding theater-goers should not
miss The Minister'S Daughters"
which appears at the Opera House
next Thursday evening, Feb. 25 1t
is one of the best shows TO appear
here this season.
Rev. DaFoe wishes us to announce
that the Free Methodist quarterly
conference will be held at their
church in Orleans on Friday night,
Saturday and Sunday with A. J. Har-
tel, district elder in charge.
Mrs. NJ. G. Gay of Detroit, whose
husband and son were in the wreck at
East Paris, the former dying, has been
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Balm for a few days, she left to-
day to visit her son in Grand Rapids.
Levi Tuttle, who has lived on the
Bedding farm for the last years. will
leave April LIST. and the farm will be
for rent to good tenant, being well
equipped with stock, tools and imple-
ments all ready to work, also near to
business center it seems 1t should find
ready tent. See their adv in another
column.
The American Boy for February
with its title page showing boys snow
balling, its skating story, 1.-The Honor
Of the School," its "How to Hunt
Muskrats," and it's first chapter Of a
biography of Washington, is model
February number for boys paper
All the regular departments are we'll
represented, viz, "The prize con-
tests, 1.-THE Order of the American
Boy" STAMPS, coins and curios,"
"rhe boy photographer" ''Boys at
home and school boy money max.
ers and money savers" and The Amer
lean Boy Lyceum, and a splendid
y