Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-03-23
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BreVities.
wortIey & French, The D ugeists.

Miss Rose Riker was the guest O
Greenville friends over Sunday.
Mrs. M A. St. Clair was the CUES,
Of friends in Greenvile Monday.
Miss Maude Sarver was a Sunday
guest of friends at Carson City.
Mrs. II. NJ. Warren and children
we're Sunday guests of her mother at
Fowler.
Natural Tone Talking and Singing
Machine Free Call and get parti-
culars at Friedman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stull were Sun
day guests at the home of Mr.. Stull's
mother at McBrides.
Miss Elizab beth Martin went to Per-
rinton Saturday for a few days visit
with friends in that village
Mrs, a A. Richardson returned to
her home at Butternut Monday, after
4 few days visit with friends in this
city.
I'll. |. DeCoster, who is employed in
A shoe factory at Rockford, was the
guest of his family in this city over
SUNDAY.
NJ. j. Prall went to Greenville
Monday where be is doing job OF
masonry on the new furniture factory
in that city.
4Sc China Sale Saturday, March 25,
at Gibson's Bazaar.
Mrs c. w. Sprague, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. M. A.
Reed, left Saturday for an extended
visit in New York state
Mrs. w. w. st Clair returned to
her home at Butternut Monday after
a short visit at the homes of Boyd
and NJ. A st. Clair, of this city.
Rev A. Secord went to Butternut
Monday to attend meeting of the
Lansing Association which was held
in that city the Grst of the week.
Several thousand rolls of wall paper
AT Wortley &. French's.
Mrs. L. A. Fish, who has been
spending some time at the home of
her son, Forest Fish, of this city, re-
urned TO her home at Tekonsha Sat-
lrday.
Miss Rena Chapple returned from
Kalamazoo Saturday where she is at
tending the college in that city. She
comes here to spend short vacation
with her parents.
A fine assortment of wall paper,
shades. alabastine and room
at Wortley K French's.
Mrs. E. T. Doty went to South Bend,
Indiana, Saturday, for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Horn, who con-
lucted Photographic studio in this
city at one time.
Miss Florence M Belding, who has
been a guest OF Mesdames Hethering-
ION and III. II Bedding for a week or
zen days past, left Saturday for her
home in Rockville, Connecticut.
G. w. DeGraw, of Easton township,
1 former resident of the city, was
lere last Thursday and purchased a
set of HARNESS from w. f. Fisher !
de said this was the fifth set he had
bought of him and everyone proved |
aerfertlv satisfactOrv
Randall Palmer, a former citizen |
If this city and Otisco township, died |
1T the bone of his daughter, Mrs. G.. |
NJ. Stewart, in Saginaw, March 18th,
and his remains were taken to Adrian |
Tor interment. Deceased was a fine |
I'D gentleman and had many friends |
n this community. He had passed |
lis Goth birthday.
Miss Margaret Biz, state Y. w. c. |
T. U. organ ger, will give an address
n the Methodist church next Monday |
evening. Miss Biz is an excellent
speaker ard 1t is hoped she will be
given a large audience An infor-
nalreception will be given for Miss
3ilz, to which the young people are
invited to remain.
Geo. +. Hamilton and family will |
-eniove to Remus this week where he |
las bought forty acre farm. Mr..
Hamilton has been a resident here
or the past seven or eight years and
has been employed in the factories
,lt for the last year he worked for o.
:. Webster.
w. r Olds has large variety of |
bedding plants this spring which he
nytes the public to call and inspect.
lie will also have lots of green goods
or the table in short time. Mr..
dds wishes the people to call at his
green house this spring and look
,ver the large variety OF plants he
las growing.
Seth Wood who for some time past |
las had charge of the spinning room
n the Richardson Silk Mill, left Tues |
lay for Muskegon where he will en-
er bicycle shop. just before clos
ng his connections here, he was cor