Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-06
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D. E. Sweet of Matherton is visiting
the city this week.
Steel shovels 48c at Gibson Bazaar.
Mrs. E. Seibert, of Greenyie visited he
sister here over Sunday.
Marshall, w. W. Mitchell is giving tn
streets good cleaning up.
Advance sale Csc wash goods Ice
April 9th and l0th.-Friedman's
w. r. Foote, of Rockford. was in tn
city Wednesday, the guest of Jacol
Weaver.
T. S. Stevens. Of Stanton, is in the cit,
today, guest of his daughter. Mrs. c. S
Barnes.
Quarantine has been called off at Henry
Gildemeister residence and he is a
home once more.
Advance sale SIPS dress goods o8s
Saturday and Monday, April 9th ane
loth.-Friedman's
r. A. Robinson is ruest of his daugh-
ters. Mabel Cora and Vera, he expects tc
main thro Ugh April
Miss Edith Demorest who was home
from Ypsilanti to spend the vacation. re-
turned to her studies Monday.
There will be a special communication
Of Belding Lodge F & A. M. Saturday
evening for work in F C.7degree.
Several remnants of carpets. ranging
from yds to rs yds, cheap.
Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Mrs. Almeda Weeks, who is "a wears
old, is confined to her bed by sickness and
fears are entertained Of her recovery.
c. L. Staley and Edward Belding left
this week for Manhaven. N. Dakota, on a
tour Of inspection Of the western country.
The little girls Sunday school class of
the M. E. church will have a sale of baked
goods and home made candies at Robin
son & Hudsons on Saturday afternoon
of this week.
Call on r. z. Lawrence for Banner
plows and repairs, spring tooth and spike
tooth and Osborn spring tooth harows
and cultlvators at reduced price. At
Pierce & Henderson's
VIM. Richard was out to vote on cleo
ton day, being the second time out this
winter, he is Is years old and has had a
hard time Of it for several months with
sickness, but is improving.
DR.. J. H. Armstrong has been having
his dental parlors fitted up in fine shape.
The walls have been frightened up and
partition put in giving him a pleasant
and commodious operating room.
DR.. L. B. Lester and son, L. B., Will
Deitz, Jesse Wyckoff, Frank SNYDER.
Misses Marion Gray and Ina Hansen. of
Greenville, friends Of the late Native
Hubbard. attended the funeral service
here last week.
c. B. Foote is 81 years old but that
fact didn't deter him from gett ing out or
election day to vote. He has always
voted metropolitan ticket and has not
missed casting ballot at eachI election
for the past 60 years.
Mrs Ada Wallace Unreeh. of Portland.
Oregon, national organizer and lecturer
of the w. G. 7. U. will be in this city to
give addresses on the temperance sub
ject the 18th and 9 9th of this month.
Further notice next week.
Master Harry Devine Cornell celebrat-
ed his sixth birthday last Saturday and
dozen or more little folks were invited to
the party which they seemed to enjoy
very much. He received a whole lot If
membranes Of the day.
Fred Gals. OF Ionia, and Alfred Davis
and wife, CT Grattan, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Gals Sur ny. They came
on account Of the sickness of Mrs Gals.
who has been confined to the house for
several weeks, being seriously i'll.
The large and beautiful monument
which E. h. Wilson has contracte for
with Will Clarke, our Marble dealer, will
be placed in the futile cemetery, on the
lot where his wife was buried. The monu-
ment is one Of the finest and the cost will
be $4,000.
Nathaniel Lapham and Willis Shipman
returned from Wabasis Lake in time to
vote on election day, they had beer
there camping out and fishing for we, X
or more but only caught fish enough to
eat. Mr.. Lapham who is authority on
fishing and hunting stories says its little
early yet for big catches.
At the silver medal contest which is to
be held in the Disciple church Friday
evening, April 9TH, seven girls contest for
the medal, Pearl Gibson, Julia Travis,
Ola Little, Leila Hook, Fleida Walker.
Dottie Hudson and Cora Kale. They are
known only by number in the program
which you will find in another column.
Mrs M. E. Chapman was the hostess
of the Congressional Club last Thursday
afternoon. The members were all pres
ent but one and most interesting pro-
gram for the day was carried out. At
the close of the regular meeting light re-
freshments we're served and a general
discussion Of the days program enjoyed.
Ralph Lloyd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Lloyd, who IS book keeper in the con-
densed milk factory at Coudersport, Pa,
in company with W. M. Currier and 3. E.
Taylor will install a large foundry and
machine shop there Of the latest and
most up-to-date equipment. The local
paper speaks highly Of the company and
states there will be no doubt Of the iuc-
cess Of the enterprise.
A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group, If you don't
have DIR. Thomas Electric Oil on
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