Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-25
Mrs Stout Is on the sick list,

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Good night, now take a Honey Pill
Rev. H. N. Spear was in Ionia Tues
day on business.
For sALE-A good horse, inquire al
The Banner Office. W.
f. d. Shannon went to Greenvills
Monday on business.
Archie Lewis and wife spent Sun
day with frsends In Ionia.
Miss Irene Chrystler spent Sunday
with with friends In Grattan,
D'n't FORGET the ma. qurade dance
at Hubbeli's hall Friday night.
Two Good Farms for Sale-See c.
l.. Staley at Furniture store. If
Mrs. DR. Coville has been confined
to the house several days with ma
larial grippe.
Miss Anna Broesamle of Greenville
was guest of j. T. Patterson and
wife over Sunday.
Fred Bivins and wife left Monday
for a weeks visit with Mrs. Biyin's
sister at Hubbardston.
For Sale or Exchange-l2.r room
house, corner Bras and Ann st. Ad-
dress NJ S. Boss, Bedding. wifi
Miss Dolie Hanse went to Grand
Rapids Monday 10 spend a few days
with her sister in that city.
Pearl Grinnell returned to her home
In Grand Rapids Monday after few
DAYS visit with Bedding friends.
John Stull sprained his ankl few
weeks ago and it is causing him cor.
siderable pain and inconvenience.
Mrs F J Locke of Grand Rapids. a
former resident of this city, was the
guest of Bedding friends over Sunday.
Miss Hila Weckerly returned to
her home in Greenvil Monday after
short visit with her friend Miss
Anna McCue
Harry Lovewell of Grand Rapids
was the guest of Bedding friends over
Sunday and returned to his work in
that city Monday
Lawrence Martin and wife went to
Grand Rapids Tuesday where he has
secured employment in one of the
furniture factories.
Mrs. w. II. Edwards of Chicago ar
rived Wednesday, being called here
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. w. G. Sheldon.
II. j. Ray and Mrs. William Lewis
of Watervliet, left Monday for Grand
Rapids, after a short visit with Mrs.
Myrtle Ray of this city.
Robt. PEBBLES will give a masqurad e
ball Friday evening, Feb 26, at Hub
bell hall. A fine time may be ex-
pected. Orchestra of pieces.
Mrs Geo Piffer and two children of
Westville, are visiting at M. N. Bene-
diets. She is enroute to Bristol Fla ,
and will be joined by her husband on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Gregg entertained a
company of II ladies Tuesday after.
noon, finch was played and refresh
ments we're served and delightful
time is reported by all who partici.
pated.
Beginning next week as will be no.
ticed by the half page adv of o, j.
Kuhn, he will give demonstration OF
1.-THE merits of the Laurel Steel Range
continuing for a week. Hot coffee
y and biscuit will be served and the
L public are invited
% Some one took Frank Totten's boys
sled from in front of a neigh bors
house where II had been left and has
forgotten to return 1t, 1t haa yellow
running gear and red top, anv In
formation regarding 1t would be
thankfully received
Last Saturday evening the home OF
s. Williams was the scene of pleas
ant surprise party, II being the 18th
birthday of their daughter Jennie,
after playing games and Refreshments
had been served they presented her
with a handsome rocker.
At w. d. Halls in Oakfeld or
Washington's bir' hday. the Mode
Washington Club met and celebrated
the event. The club is composed oil
, eight couples and is 20 named because
none of the male members either
drink, chew tobacco, smoke or spit.
The following persons from this
: place attended the Washington Club
{ banquet at Greenville Monday, II. J
} Leonard, +. A. Washbnrn. w. p
. Hetherington, T. Frank Ireland, DIR
, j. K. Ferguson, E b. Lapham ant
, their wives, Mrs. Sarah Lessiter ant
: Mrs. Asbie Holmes.