Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-03
Miss Blanche Cameroujs

Miss Blanche Cameropjs quite sick
Good night, now takea Honey Pill
: Miss Ella Pullmart spent Sunday
with friends in lonia ~
Two Good Farms for $ale See 9
L. staley at EnffitereI srbre9o tiff
n Mrs. Will Wgaitpfkst 20 GrefhSille
Monday to spend i aifey days With hcr
Peter Martiaaha wife DIE feiaeing
over the arrtyai of aldne hoy horn
last Friday.
Bert Coles ard family. ofEiake god
essa were guests at tie 3 asSe OF Pick
Zimmerman MoadaS 8 As
Mrs, J. H. Pixley of Edn6re who
has been visiting her ptrsrts a few
days returned home Tuesday. "a
Miss Mabel Timmerson spentsSun.
day with her parents at Trufant and
returned to this city MondayOnA
c. V. Yoder of AlmoitEho has JIeen
guest at the home of Ellis Ranney
for several days, returned home We'd
nesday D99'.a 2s'AD ~ s'i-'1 9iu@
John Skedgell OF, Enslsyswas 1Afhe
city Friday, he will soon move TO
Howard city where he will 90 into
7 business. D os 5aioibom 90 ~ 9Isn
hrAIg sdl sitl IQElY sG.
The next regular examination for
teachers Of Ionia county is to be held
March 10. III and ~, for all grades of
! certificates. m IQ8't bus 1fer5us
Mrs. Finch of Sparta, who was a
guest at the home OF Mr%and Mrsf1ld.
Driese over Sunday, returneds .oher
home on Monday.
Having sold myplace Iwip sellHmy
household goods at private sale. Call
and see me. CHAS, B. KEISERl Ia.
-.-...-.-,. 9l3 So Pheasant st.
Miss Mary Willets was sailed to
GreenVille Monday by7atAe ionswsa of
the death of sister-in-lag bin that
city the first ofthe week, whose flu
neral was held on Tuesday g's4
Mrs. NJ. B. Divine Of Portland, Who
was called here tosassist in caring for
her nephew, Herbert Angel, who has
been very low with blood poisongcas a
result of an injury to biz thumbs re-
turned to her home on Monday
Farm for Money rent or rent
on shares, so acres, 5 acres peach or
chard, 2 acres apple orchard. All
good workable land, Is acres seeded
! All necessary ldings and agood
house. Apply to Geo n. Weed, r F..
! ID. IL. 0J UEOUA JiE5l
/ % A man whoiperfers the city lyeskly
TO home paper because IT'S got
more in It," says the GreenviiieiCan,
reminds Us of man who rto{.edllout
the largest pair of boots in the box
because they cost no more than pair
that fitted him, g.
Rev. II N Spear left here on M5t
day for Portland, where ne wentEto
assist ira series Of revival nfketifgs
now being carried on in that city Mr.,
Spear is very fine worker along that
line and We expect to hear good re-
ports from that section on his return.
Mrs, NJ. f. Bordman.- who .came--to
this city several months. ago TO care
for the little daughter of Rev@ nd
Mrs j. w. Sheehan who had a sev e. e
case of typhoid fever, and who, afHr
the death of the little child9 vas
stricken with the same diseasex-Aer-
self, left here Tuesday for short As-
it with friends at sherids93
! THE Key Note Magalheb fNmysic
society and the stage, published mon.
thly in this city by Webster q Youngs
was issued this week, it is excellent
in make up and matter Luella X.
Webster is editor In chief and Chas.
S. Youngs is business and advertising
manager, Its a creditable publica
ton and deserving of success.
Attorney Vert Davis of Ionia, one
of the counsel for Mrs Maggie Gore
in the suit brought against the sa.
loon keepers of this city for--tiamnge
for the loss of her husband whose body
was found In the river below the ~Ach
ardson dam little over aqy~N ago
was in the city Monday morning lSDk
ing up data ineconnestion with 4 he
case which is being tried IL the Dir
cult court at Ionia tnfswrek-'-"
About 20 of the SCHOOL friends o!
Raymond Gleason, fesidng in sh,
southeast portion of the city, 4 hvs
him a complete sunptise on FRI la,
evening lsst and gotltS the house us'
in time to catch him getting r9dl
for bed. The surprise was, in tho, na
ture of leap year party, THO yrhnl
ladies' doing the1nsitinrs aad1 m 1 pr
time was enjoyed byall ID attic dap bee
Music and fnerefreshments IAdeN b,
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