Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-16


Of Detroit are the guests Of her sister,
Luella X. Webster, Pleasant st.
Miss Muriel Hengle, who has been a
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Conner.
left for her home Monday. Mrs. Connor
accompanied her as far as Ionia and Wis
tied in that city for short time.
FREE day only. Saturday, Nov
10, we will give 25c box OF Rexall Vio-
let Talcum powder with one ounce Of
Dorothy Vernon or any other soc per-
fume in our store. Connel Bros.
Marvin A. Filkins and wife left Tues
day for Chattanooga, Tennessee, to spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs. c. A.
Ryerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Green
will occupy their home during their alb
sence.
Mil,inery-All trimmed millinery will 60
at 20 per cent. discount at Mrs. T.. A.
Blaire's, commencing Saturday, Nov, l8.
and lasting one week only. Cor. Center
and Alderman SITS. opposite Mr.. Lockes.
residence. lw
Mrs. j. P. Laux, son Frank and two
daughters left this morning for Beal City.
Next Tuesday Frank will be married to
Miss Lizzie Brewer at that place and
after a short honeymoon trip they will
return home to Miriam.
/ Thomas Bracken, the popular clerk at
Hotel Belding, says the hotel will serve
fine Thanksgiving dinner in keeping
with the custom they have established
ever since the house was opened, and he
would be pleased to have all who intend
to take dinner there on that day to give
him their names as soon as possible.
Belding is always proud of the success
of her young people and the following
from the Greenvlle Call will be of inter-
est to many Of our readers: Roy Ran
ney, student at the Military > ny
at Orchard Lake, has shown sue red
ability at his military studies tn. &c has
besn appointed captain Of his company.
Ethel Parslow was surprised by % Of
her schoolmates and young friends at the
Parslow home on Wednesday of last
week They managed to keep the secret
from her and she was never so surprised
in all her life as she was when they all
filed in and filled up the house. Mrs. Pars-
low knew all about it, and after the young
people had enjoyed themselves for cou-
pie of hours she served refreshments.
Vim. Toan Of Portland has been in the
city this week interesting our business
men in a county map with plat of each
township. The prospectus shows it to
a very valuable and convenient one for
reference as it locates every farm and the
name of owner in each township and is
brought down to date so that it will be
accurate. The price is within reach OF
all, $l.85.
Daniel King has the job Of filling at the
new boarding house and it is estimated
that it will require $500 loads Of dirt to
fill in around the building. He has al
ready hauled and dumped more than
1000 loads. One day last week he had
a narrow escape. He was loading dirt
when the earth above him cayed off and
knocked him against the wagon. He
was rendered unconscious for few min
utes and his side was quite badly in
jured.
Found elsewhere in these columns is
program Of the w. c. T. U. institute to be
held in the Baptist church Sat. Nov. 8.
All w. c, T. u. members and Us are ex-
pected to attend and get the benefit of
this program. Come with your baskets
prepared to stay ali day and eat picnic
dinner in the church dining room. Every
one is invited and urged to attend this
meeting. Parents please come and
among ,other things hear the paper on
School Savings Banks which will be of
interest to you Come whether you are
a temperance worker or not. Each one
coming to stay to dinner please bring
your own knife, fork and spoon.
Mrs DR.. Covile' who is assistant state
Inspector of Corps. was. called to Portland,
Wednesday to inspect that corps. She
was met at the train by President Edith
Kennedy and driven to Hotel Divine
where fine dinner was served, then to
Maccabee Hall where she found corps
books in tip top shape. After witnessing
the ritualistic work exemplfied in fine
manner, reception and banquet was
rendered her. She remained until Thurs
day noon as the guest of Mrs. Kennedy.
She reports Portland ladies royal enter
tainers. She remained in lonia the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Long Thursday and FRI
day.
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