Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-17
Good night, now take Honey Pill,
Ii surely will, II surely win.

ing his brother Chas, few days.
Mrs. Melissa Hull has let the con
tract for building a new house on heI
lot.
X. X. Edwards in his shoe advertise
ment today quotes prices on footwear
that are very catching.
Palmer Fales has gone to Detroit to
accept position in the Office of HE
uncle, Bingley II. Fales.
Mrs. Clara Stanton entertained j.
II. White and wife, of Lowell, and
her sister Berthena Slayton, of Graf.
tan, this week.
Miss Lizzie Macomber left for her
home at Fremont, Wednesday and is
undecided as yet whether or not she
will return TO this city.
Special communication of Belding
Lodge f. & A M Monday evening,
Mar. 81, work in f. G. degree. All
members please take notice.
Miss Helen j Lapham celebrated
her fourth birthday Wednesday and
invited in twenty little folks to assist
her, all of whom seemed to enjoy it.
Riley Airs announces an auction
sale of farming utensils, stock, grain,
&C., at his place near the Grange hall
in Keene, Friday, March %, with N
f. Gould as auctioneer.
Mayor w. f. Bricker who has been
so seriously i'll for some time past, is
reported some better today. The
Banner joins host of friends in wish
ing him speedy recovery.
NJ f. Peck, the shoeman, believes
in printers ink and comes out today
with page advertisement which
speaks for itself, it contains a lot of
information for our readers.
Fank Makely and wife, who have
been employees at Hotel Bedding for
some time past left Wednesday for
their new home at Howard City where
Frank will go 10 raising potatoes.
Duncan McNaughton who has been
in charge of the Nelson Holmes farm
in Grattan will have large au ction
sale of stock and farming tools, &c,
March 20. N. f. Gould, auctioneer.
A Democrat caucus will be held
Saturday, March 26th, at hotel Green
in Smyrna for the purpose of nomi-
mating township officers, and trans
acting other business that may come
before it.
Mrs. Adam Wagner has demons
trated the fact that lemons will grow
in Belding. Mr.. Wagner exhibited a
very large one today which had ma.
tured, picked from tree they have
growing in the house.
The opening day at The Hub Cloth
ing honse was very satisfactory says
Mr.. Vern Divine, they had large
crowd of people CALL sales were good
and they gave away coat hangers as
useful and unique souvenirs.
Mrs. Nellie Steele and children Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Barker Friday, finding Mr.. Barker
who has been sick one year the 18th
of this month, improving slowly under
DR.. Lilies treatment. His brother
II. G. Barker and wife of Williams
burg are there intending to stay I'M
til his condition is improved. Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard of Shiloh ret urned
home.
Drs. Hook & Hook have moved their
Office from the Vincent block to rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Fuller in
the Belding block, over Freidman's
store. Their change in location is
due TO IN increase in practice and TO
avail themselves of better ventilated
rooms. Call and see them and learn
what Osteopathy Is. 1t is a rational
common sense treatment for all
diseases.
Miss Wagner will give a talk on
Lohengrin and other operas at her
home next Monday evening for the
benefit of her pupils who contemplate
attending the operatic festival at
Grand Rapids next week Miss Wag-
ner will especially emphasize Lohen-
grin, giving an analysis and playing
the different "motIves," The invita-
ton is extended to others who are
interested to be present at this talk.
G. b. Keiser, who was formerly con-
nected with the Banner, and of late
has been doing business for the Ionia
Sentinel, left here with his family on
Tuesday for a short visit at his old
home at Mansfield, Ohio, where after
a short visit with his old time friends
in that place he will start for Los
Angles, California, where he expects
to make his future home. During
their stay in Bedding, they have made
many friends whose best wishes will
go with them to their new home in