Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-01

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visiting in Hillsdale.
Mrs. NJ. b. Divine of Portland made
a visit here Saturday.
Special communica tion for NJ M.
degree work at Masonic hall Satur-
day evening, June 3rd.
We sell headache Konseals every
day. Wortley & French.
Buy your Crockery at Gibson's Ba-
zaar and get it warranted.
Thomas and Stewart Hayden a re
registered at Hotel Bedding.
Fred Cornell was in McBrides on
Tuesday visiting his uncle r. Il. Cook.
Mrs. f. c. Terry of Lowell has been
a guest of her daughter Miss S. M,
Terry.
Miss Louise Schweitzer of Grand
Rapids was a guest of friends in town
Tuesday
You can buy our velvet ice cream
by the dish, pint or gallon. Wortley
x French.
Mrs. Edward DeLaMarter of Grand
Rapids was the guest of Miss Mary
Yost Tuesday.
w. w. Case the east side grocer has
put fine new delivery wagon on the
route from which he serves his Gus
toners promptly.
Kasper Andres lost valuable horse
one day last week, the animal SEEM
ingly was all right the night before
but was dead in the morning.
Don't miss the excursion to Grand
Rapids Saturday, June 18th, train
leaves at s a. IN. Look for rates from
Bedding, Smyrna, etc. next week.
Miss May Fish of Greenville who
took part in the entertainment Mon
day evening was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Peck, returning home
Tuesday.
The Woodmen will attend the M.
L. church in body Sunday morning
for their memorial service. Rev. j.
w. Sheehan will preach the sermon.
Woodmen will meet at their hall at 9
O'Clock a. M.
John Simons, Optician of Ionia is in
the city today and will remain until
Saturday evening, his office is in j. v.
Pierces Photo Parlors oyer Benedict's
drug store, where he will be pleased
to meet his patrons.
J. b. Essex and wife were in Shanty
Plains Decoration Day To visit the
cemetery where their daughter Eu-
nice was buried two years ago. The
family lot there has been placed in
fine shape by Mr.. Essex.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lydell of Cambridge
Springs, Pa, are in the city this
week closing up the business affairs of
the late Mrs. Frank Mason. Mrs. Ly-
dell is sister OF the deceased and
Mr.. Lydell has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate.
Miss Mabel Barnum returned Mon
day from Toronto, Ont, where she
was called two weeks ago by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister Jessie, and
although still in the hospital she left
her feeling comfortable and hopes of
a speedy recovery.
Please notice the window display of
fruits the kind we serve at our foun-
tain. Wortley & French.
NJ. +. Peck received a letter from
]. W. Powell Tuesday stating that he
had great success in dedicating the
church at Warsaw week ago last
Sunday and also at Cheboygan last
Sunday, at the latter place he raised
enough extra for pipe organ and to
build parsonage.
Rev. A. Secord was in Greenville
Sunday and filed the pulpit of the
Congregational church in the morn
ing, Rev. A. B. Curtis the pastor be-
ing sick. In the evening Mr.. Secord
returned and preached in the M. f.
church the Congregational and Meth
odist uniting for the evening service
Will Wherry and NJ. Lossenger had
a wrestling match Saturday, w. 7.
Pope was referee and also chose the
location for the bout. Pope estab
lished it in the middle of the river
near the factory and all the boy:
were there. The contestants took
three falls with honors about ever
but both we're wetter than drowned
rats.
Miss Minerva Cook Hall has accept
ed position in the schools of Ply
mouth and Worthwhile for next year
She has been teacher of music in ou
schools for the past year and ha'
shown himself very proficient in tina
department. Her many friends re
greet losing her from the schools ant
social life of the city.
Mr.. T. Frank Ireland and family
left this morning for st. JOSEPH