Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-05-05
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Brevities.

Photos free at Horns May lst to
18th. See him.
Mrs. Ed Trail was guest of Green
Vile friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Byron Brown left Tuesday for
two weeks visit at Owosso.
Something for nothing-Horn the
photographer will explain 1t.
Mrs. Frank Darling spent Tuesday
afternoon with Greenville friends.
Mesdames Eugene and Glen Lee
were Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Levi Edison returned Tuesday
from a short visit with friends at Ed
more.
M. F Scott of Ionia, County School
Commissioner was in the city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. VIM f. Fisher Is confined to
her by sickness and she is reported
severely i'll.
Regular meeting of Doric chapter,
o. e S next Tuesday evening with
initiation and banquet.
Rev. w. d. Ellis of Reed City will
preach at the Salvation Army hall to-
night and Saturday night.
The lodies social circle cleared
about $l5 from the proceeds of their
hash supper Saturday evening,
Fred Cornell returned Tuesday from
a few days visit at Grand Rapids, he
also attended the opera by Walter
Damrosh.
Miss Ina Stanton, specialist in Elec-
trolysis will be in the city Saturday,
May IA Those desiring work will call
phone No, SO.
All members of Phoenix Lodge No.
43 are especially requested to be
present at the regular meeting Sat
urday evening, May I.
The d of H. district convention
will be held in this city May. II. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
members of the A. o. U. w.
SheldOn-Smokers. if you enjoy
good smoke drop into Sheldon's. Up
to date cigars and tobacco exquisite
in favor, perfectly blended, at popu-
lar prices.-Pipes too.
Charles Thompson and his son G. E.
Thompson left Saturday for Oregon,
going first to Falls City. They ex-
pect to make an extended visit in the
west before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foote of Owosso
are in the city working in the interest
of the order of Foresters and num-
Der of new members will be taken in
to the Lodge at it's meeting tonight.
Mrs. Fred Stebbins is entertaining
her mother and sister, Mrs. Castle
and daughter Iva of Wyman, who
come here with the expectation of
making this city their future home.
John Pullman and sister left Tues
day for short visit at Battle Creek
John his accepted position with the
Greenville Water works and expects
to begin work there the first of next
week.
Rev. VIM. H. Warren of Lansing
occupied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening, and
gave fine sermon from the text, "Life
doth not consist In the abundance of
what man possesseth."
Hon. Neal Mcmillan is reported
seriously ill at his quarters in Sarnia,
Ont, from paralysis. He was APP
pointed to the Consulate there eight
years ago, be has many friends in this
vicinity who will regret to learn Of
his misfortune.
Charles Ray of Clark1ville was in
the city Saturday, he has charge of a
section on the Pere Marquette rail
road. Mr.. Ray was formerly statiop-
ed at Orleans as section foreman
where>he married Miss Eva French, a
former Bedding girl.
The Ladies Social Circle held a
pleasant meeting with Mrs. l. L.
Hubbell Wednesday afternoon. After
the regular business of the afternoon
the ladies voted to serve meals at the
coming Carnival, from Jnne 18th to
18th and have rented the vacant store
on Bridge street for that purpose. AT
the close OF the meeting Mrs. Hubbell
served light refreshments and a very
pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
1t is stated that bunch of Igor
rotes, imported from the Philippines
to the St Louis exposition, refuse to
wear clothes. The management
should not be dismayed however, as
lover of the nude in art suggests to
line them up aud use them for pillars
on the liberal arts building and three
fourths of the visitors will be looking
at them while the other fourth are
attending to the free advertising.
urox4yt,vo veara on Joe Il Riley of