Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
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A long day IN Grand Rapids Saturday.
July 20, only z5c. Leave Beldng a.
m. returning leave p. m.
Attorney Geo. Nichols was in the city
Wednesday, he was on his way to Stanton
to transact legal business.
II this hot weather makes your head
ache use Konseals. We make and sell
them. Wortiey g. French.
S. B. Hosmer of Ionia, state manager
for the Missouri State Life Insurance Co.
called on friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Langurwisch. Of Owosso, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Reed
the latter part OF last week.
Miss Anna Moore and Miss Mary Nick
erson, are spending a week with the lat
ter's parents at Lake Veiw.
Give the children holiday Saturday,
July 20, to Grand Rapids. Trip for the
children under 2, only 4oc.
Our ice cream is just as smooth ard
rich, as fresh and pure products will
make it. Wortley & French.
J. H. Behler and family of st. Louis
have moved into the city and occupy one
Of W. F, Sandell's dwelling houses.
Mrs. Don Hubble, of Ionia, was a Tues
day vster at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Younger, on North Bridge Street.
VIM. SOVEREIGN of Lansing was called
here Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miners little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Secord are entertain
ing j. w. c. Gillespie and wife, of Chicago,
Mrs. Gillespie is sister of Mr.. Secord.
Thos. D. Keller is back from Ashta-
bula, Ohio. He was in the city Monday
and says he expects to remain for some
time.
The Grand Ledge Spritulists Camp
meeting will begin July % and close Aug.
20. They are making preparations for
large attendance.
II the COW or horse could talk thew
would ask you to invest few cents in
Cow-ease to keep the flies away. Sold
by Wortley & French.
DR.. E. w. Little is in Chicago taking
post graduate course, and expects to be
gone until August |. His family have
been visiting in Cannon.
Miss Ella O'Bryon accompanied Master
Donald Pilkinton to Portland Monday to
visit relatives and also to meet his father,
W. E. Pikinton of Dayton.
Remember the date, Saturday July %.
Excursion to Grand Rapids. Round trip
z5c. Leave Belding a. m. returning
leave Grand Rapids p. m.
Philip. the little three months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MINER, died Tuesday
morning of cholera infantum. The babe
had been sick only few days.
There will be an ice cream social on
Doty's lawn, Friday evening given by the
Church Of Christ from z to o'clock
Come and get some good cream.
Mrs. T, Frank Ireland, Miss Imogene
and Walter leave today for an extended
visit in Massachusetts, and New York and
from thence going to Long Island.
Household Goods for Sale-Bed. room
suit, odd beds, Dressers, Rockers. stands
carpets, parsols, garland stove, range, etc,
at c, L, Staley's on Liberty street
Miss Edith Gregg Of Chicago arrived
Tuesday to remain the guest of her cousin
Mrs. M. A. Reed for short time. Mr.. c.
F. Mueller also Of Chicago is guest.
E.E. Cook is in Battle Creek. He
wires home that his brother, R. r. Cook
under vent an operation at the hospital
Tuesday and came through. all right.
The north side circle Of the Methodist
church will serve ice cream and waters
at E. E. Hudson's lawn Saturday evening
from to 8 o'clock. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, n. Bedding, Hiram and
Mary Beth Beding and Ned Young left
for Chicago Tuesday. Miss Mary Beth
will go on to Dayton, Ohio for a months
visit.
The Underwood Bros. made run to
Lakeview Sunday with their auto. taking
along with them Messrs. Wortley and
French who visited friends and relatives
there,
Mrs. Perry Zeigler and two daughters
Bessie and Eva, from Ashtola, Pa, are
guests Of Mrs. Forest Fish. Mrs. Zeigler
is a sister Of Mrs. Fish and will remain
several weeks.
John Mcintyre Of the state Of Washing
ton, was a guest at Vim. A. Mcintyre.
over Sunday, he left Mondayfor Hastings
Mr.. Mcintyre went West from here abou
seven years ago.
Any OF our young people who are de-
sirous Of becoming proficient in the art o
expression. elocution, oratory etc. will d,
well to read the adv. Of the Grand Rapid
School of Expression.
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