Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-06-30
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Grand Rapids.
Brick Ice cream for your Sunday
dinner at Wortley & French's.
Mrs. III. M. Drummond went to Ed
more Tuesday to spend few days.
/ took a Honey Pill, did,
1t worked and made me well. 1T did.
Miss Ella Preston left Saturday for
visit with her parents at Barryton.
Miss Lucy Northway left Tuesday
for ten days visit with friends in
Battle Creek.
sheldon. Agent for Victor talking
machines and records. Call and listen
to the concert.
A ten cent supper will be held at
the Disciple church Friday, July 8
Everyone come.
Miss Edith Merifield went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday where she expects TO
spend the summer.
Mrs Abe Friedman has been enter
tanning Miss Emily Litchneur of
Greenville this week.
The w. G. T. U. will have baked
goods sale at Robinson & Hudson's
store Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alta Cartridge went to Glad
win Tuesday for short visit with rel
atives and friends at that place.
The graduating classes OF the Bel
ding High Schools of 1902-03 held a
picnic at Baldwin Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Bremen aud daughter and
Miss Youngman of Grtenville were
guests of Mrs. T. S. Barnes this week.
You can get or 10 popular five
cent cigars for quarter, at the ii.
r. Unger grocery. Drop in and try
them.
Miss Lettie Davis went to Copemish
Tuesday morning to spend her vaca-
tion with relatives and friends at
that place.
Miss Inez Bowdish who has been Wis
ting Miss Jessie Presley for the past
week, returned to her home in Stock
bridge Tuesday.
Peter and Gertrude Engemann left
here Tuesday morning for Beal City,
where they will spend their vacation
with their uncle.
Brinton F. Hall, F. w. Howard and
c. J. Seely left Wednesday evening
for Detroit to attend the Republican
State Convention.
Miss May Travis of Lowell arrived
in this city Tuesday for short visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ira
Moore of this city.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton, who has been
the guest of friends at Smyrna for
the past five weeks left Tuesday for
her home at Luther.
Cyrus B. Gardner of Pinkney, re-
cent graduate in medicine was in the
city yesterday, be is looking up a
location for practice.
1t you want the fastest odors in per-
fumes Lightners, Beckseckrs, Jen
nings, DaBrooks, or Foote and jerks,
try Wortley & French.
Dewey Hammond and wife of Ionia
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ravell of Orleans town
ship on Saturday and Sunday last.
II. HI. Bedding returned from Chi
cago Monday accompanied by Will
Young. Mr.. Bedding is feeling parti-
cularly happy this week over the ar
rival Of fine boy.
Mrs. Sarah Hopwood received the
sad news Tuesday that her mother
was very sick at her home In Hast
ings. She left at once to remain I'M
til there is change.
sheldon. Picnickers, Societies and
Churches will find SHELDON'S head
quarters for delicious Ice Cream.
strictly pure jersey cream, the pink of
perfection, at popular prices.
George Gotta left here Saturday for
short vacation at his old home. in
Morley. George took fine outfit Of
fishing tackle with him and will prob
ably be able to tell some good fishing
tales when he returns.
The change in time on the Pere
Marquette, notice of which was pub
lished last week, does not make any
changes at this point. Our readers
who are contemplating a trip will
please remember the old schedule.
T. Frank Ireland left Saturday for
st. Louis, Missouri, to attend meet
ing of the National Association of Re-
tail Hardware Dealers, which con-
venes this week. He will probably
look in on the Exposition while there.
The annual election of officers oi
the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ f.
church will occur at the home of Mrs
G. A. Stanton, Wednesday July 8, al
2:30 o'clock p. m. Ice cream and cake
will he served from ~ ~ - for IA