Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-20
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Brevities.
wortley & French the Druggists.


Rufus r. Cook, OF McBrides, was II
the city Saturday.
Wortley & French have more than sc
odors in perfumes,
Mrs. M. G. Perrine left Wednesday for
her home in Bisbee. Arizona.
Fred Underwood has returned from a
weeks visit with his parents in Athens.
Pictures framed to your order. Prices
are reasonable. Foster, Ritter & Foster
Dell Rowley was visiting in Greenville
with his brother, James Rowley, over
Sunday.
Just the time for lace curtains, porters,
shades, etc. Get our prices. Foster
Ritter & Foster,
Geo. Hubbard and family have moved
from the North side into the Anthony
Martin house.
Are you gongq Where? To hear the
Ideals at Smyrna on April 28th, benefit
OF Baptist church.
Mrs. Geo Leonard, of Portland was in
the city Tuesday guest Of her sister
Mrs. James II. Luce.
E. L. David returned Monday from
Portland where he had been for couple
Of weeks on business.
The Ladies Literary Exchange will
meet at the home Of Mrs. j t. Angel on
Thursday, April 81, at $3.50 p. m.
Do you wish to laugh and grow hand
some? Then attend the Ideal Entertain
ment on Apr. 2sth, at Baptist church in
Smyrna.
Guy Weeks is recovering from his re-
cent illness and is able to be out again.
and his mother Mrs. L. H. Weeks, is also
much improved.
Roy M. Watkins. son Of Hon. E. c.
Watkins, a former resident here, has
opened law offices in the Houseman
building in Grand Rapids.
Governor Warner has designated by
proclamation Friday, April 18th as Ar
Dor Day. Let every one properly OBJ
serve it by planting tree.
Mrs. Louis Sagendorf accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Sagendorf, left for
Hackly, Wis, this morning where the lat
ter will visit for several weeks.
VIM Mcintyre, who has been laid up
for several weeks with sickness, is able
to get out again ard will soon be able TO
make his drives through the county as
usual.
Mrs. Mary Cannon was in lonia Mon
day on business in the probate court
Samuel Cannon was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of his brother, the
late Thos. Cannon.
John Westcott, Of Grand Rapids. was in
the city over Sunday the guest offriends.
He had been to Greenylle to bury his
wife who died last week. He was a
former resident here.
Luther M. Berry has purchased the
Thompson & Curtis stock Of goods at
Fenwick and will operate the business in
that place. Mr.. Berry has many friends
here who will wish him success.
Mrs. Hattie Roberts, who has been Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. |. Bar
kerr for the past two weeks, returned to
Ludington Monday. Mrs. Barker enter
tanned at six o'clock tea in her honor
last Wednesday.
Look for the window display Of the
Eaton Hurlbutt stationary at Wortley q
Frenchs.
B. E. futile, who for the past year has
been operating photograph gallery in
the w. r. Menkee building, has moved to
Saranac and opened business in that
thriving village. The Saranac people
will find him and his family excellent
citizens and as he is fine artist he will
be a valuable addition to the business in
terests there. He studied under E. H.
King.
Volume one, number one, of the East
ern Star Journal, publication issued
monthly in the interests Of the Q. +. S.
came to our table last week Itis pub
lished by the Eastern Star Journal Pub.
Co., of Grand Rapids, in magazine form,
and is a most creditable production. All
readers Of the Banner who are members
Of the o. E. S. will receive sample copy
by addressing the publishers in Grand
Rapids.
Joseph T. Berry has been home for a
week from the Ann Arbor university.
He has another year in that institution to
pursue his studies in medics before grad
uation. His many friends who were for
tunate enough to be present at the Sun
day morning services in the Congrega-
tonal church and at the union meeting in
the evening at the Disciple church were
highly pleased to hear him sing two solos
which were rendered in fine voice and
effect.
While driving TO Tonia from Palo last
Saturday A. H. Rinker met with serious