Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-27
The Holy City May 6.

Are you attending the reviva
meetings?
w. J. Altenburg has sold his resi-
dence on the Luther Addition I,
Thos. Skellenger.
Mrs. James Pratt of Paris, wa
called here this week by the serious
sickness of her brother, Frank Mason
The Ladies Aid of the Oakfelc
Baptist church will hold a social a
Plat Rowland's Saturday afternoon
May 9Th.
II. III. Bedding and son, Hiram, went
to Chicago Friday night to spend a
few days. They returned Wednes
day.
The trout fishing time opens Mon.
day, don't crowd the season by slip
ping out the day before and break
the Sabbath.
Samuel Cannon of Langston, adj
ministrator of the estate of his late
brother, Thos. Cannon, was in the
city Wednesday.
DIR. White of Grand Rapids, a rela-
tive of Frank Mason, arrived last
night and is in CO Insulation with DR..
Stanton in Mr. Mason's case.
No. 2l0 Banner plows and repairs,
harrows, cultivators, corn planters, pota-
to planters, repairs for all plows.
r. z. Lawrence, at Pierce & Henderson
Mrs VIM. Covert, who has been
sick for some time and was getting
better had the misfortune to slip
down at her sons house and injure
her hip quite badly.
A bunch of jolly Oddfellows and
their wives to the number of about
forty went to Stanton Wednesday to
assist in celebrating the seth ami
versary and enjoyed the occasion.
The Junior Endeavor society will
have a penny social at the Congrega-
tional church parlors Friday evening
at 1870 o'clock. A variety of small
articles will be for sale at one penny
each.
The special revival meetings being
held at the Baptist church this week
are largely attended Evangelist
Shannon is giving excellent sermons
and a number OF conversions are al
ready reported.
The quarterly statement of the
Bedding Building & Loan Association
is published in another column, which
shows remarkable growth in the BUSH
ness of that association, Secretary
Adam Wagner makes an interesting
showing of figures in the report.
Bedding will have band this sum-
mer. Fred Harding has been placed
in charge of the band instruments be.
longing to the city and one is now be-
ing organized. There is plenty of
good material here and it is expected
that eighteen or twenty good players
will make up the organization.
F. w. Howard, w. B. Reed and Guy
d. Weter arrived home from Detroit
this morning where they had been to
attend a banquet of the Manufac-
turers' Association given in the Cad
lilac. They had the pleasure of lis
tening to an address on railroad leg
islation by Congressman Townsend.
+. +. Whitford has been laid up for
the past week on account of an acct
dent he met with at his Long Lake
resort grounds one day last week.
He was using an ak clearing out un-
derbrush when the handle struck him
a hard blow on one OF his legs injur-
ing the ligaments so badly that he
was obliged to keep his room. He
says he is already receiving inquiries
for renting of lots at the resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trail took an
early start Easter morning in their
auto and drove to Lowell. They left
home at ten minutes past five o'clock
and pulled up at II. S. Schreiners at
ten minutes past six, arriving before
the family were stirring, waking
them up and telling them they had
come down for an Easter breakfast.
They spent the day there returning
at five o'clock.
MN Chairman I naf IJnnan