Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-02
The biggest bargain in pianos ever Of
fered at Hull's,

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fered at Hul's,
Ironing boards with adjustable legs 90,
at Gibson Bazaar.
Miss Myrick was the guest Of Crane
Rapids friends over Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Crosby went to GreenyiIlc
to visit relatives Wednesday.
Mrs. W. |. Benedict visited Wednesda,
with Mrs. c. A Ireland. Of Ionia.
c. J Seely left for Mt. Pleasant Mon
day to make write-up of that city.
Mrs. Frank Cornell spent a couple Of
DAYS in Grand Rapids this week vsitir e
with friends,
The meeting of the Loyal Temperance
Legion will be postponed until a week
from Sunday, Nov. 18th.
Miss Louisa Parks entertained merry
company of young people Monday even
ing at her home on Pleasant st.
Leopold Krupp, Peter and Anthony
Martin and others left this morning for
the hunting grounds Of Northern Michigan.
Mrs. E. Sbert who is visiting her
mother here for short time was in
Greenville Wednesday. Mr. Sibert has
gone to Mason to work in shop there
&c. Sheldon sr., arrived from Chica-
go last week having been there since he
and his wife returned from the Pacific
Coast. Mrs. Sheldon remained in Chica-
go.
Master Hiram and Miss Marybeth
Belding entertained company OF young
people Tuesday and merry time was
enjoyed with Halloween fun and festiv-
tiles.
George Haysmer was down near the
old home hunting the fore part of the
week and in company with his brother
Nelson, they bagged thirteen rabbit. an
unlucky number but they we're fat and
fine eating.
Mrs A. M. Wilkins Of Delta, Ohio, who
has been the guest of her sister Mrs. L.
D Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Morris
returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Wilkins
came to Hillsdale to attend the Morris
family reunion and to gether with her
mother Mrs. Morris, they have been visit
idg in Ohio until their return here last
week.
Edwin Riker and wife were called to
lonia Tuesday by the serious illness Of
their son, Levi They found him in
critical condition, suffering from gastritis
the doctors said. He was brought home
and Dir. Little pronounced it symptoms Of
typhoid pneumonia He had been at
The car shops and contracted a severe
cold. He is much improved.
|. L. Hubbell and Ben Hall left We'd
1esday evening for Seney near which /
place they will build hunters camp.
They will be joined later by F. D. Lin
;oln Of this city, and Frank Miller ex
mayor of lonia and others for a few
weeks campaign against anything that
will run up against their guns from
skunk to an elk or dromedary.
Melvin A. Wilett, formerly of Cannon
and recently of Grand Rapids, died at his
nome in that city last Saturday His re
mains were taken to Rockford for inter
nent, which was made in the Rockford
cemetery by the local Masonic body, Of
which he was highly esteemed member
The church service took place at the NJ
E. church. Rev. R. j. Slee officiating.
John Wagner left for Joplin, Mo-, last
week and expects to remain there for
some time in the interests Of the mining
company located there in which number
Of Bedding and Ionia gentlemen are inter
ested. Mr.. Wagners course at the
Houghton Mining school during the past
year has given him good knowledge Of
mining, minerals, civil engineering and the
of mining apparatus which
will be Of great advantage to him in his
work
The international Live Stock Exposition
postponed until the week of Dec. g to
%, through the inability Of the builders OF
the new Amphitheatre to secure the
structural steel on time. All events per
tanning to the Exposition will be held on
days Of week corresponding to those ar
ranged the previously advertised week
This change in date will no doubt make
the attendance great deal easier to
number of people who could not leave
home for the earlier date.