Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13
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Mendelssohn's ouartette Co. tomorrow
Friday
Foster, Ritter & Foster.
G. j. Gibson was in Greenville We'd
nesday visiting his brother.
DC tinware sale Saturday. April S.
Gibson Bazaar.
E. r. Spencer was in Ionia Tuesday to
attend the funeral of A. E. Shelly
Mrs. w. H. Holmes and son Harry
spent Sunday with her sister at Sidney.
Earl Jones spent several days this week
at the home of his uncle, W. H. Holmes.
Misses Serena Hansen and Marie and
Minnie Larsen were in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
Sewing machines, payment down and
balance on the installment plan. Foster,
Ritter & Foster.
F. A. Bush has rented the Chas. Rus
sell house on Bridge street and will oc-
cupy it at once.
Will Orser is contemplating building on
his property and has lumber and mater
ial already on the ground.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bedding entertained
the Fortnightly Club at their residence on
Washington street last evening.
For an idea of good things to eat, read,
the advs in this issue of Potter & Moon,
A. r. Workman and Robinson & Hudson.
w. w, Heulster Of Grand Rapids has
been in the city this week, he says the
paper box business is moving along in
good shape.
w. J. Altenburg has secured the agen-
cy for selling farm rights for artificial
stone posts and will also make and sell
posts. See his adv.
A letter received from c. Staley, who
with Ed Belding were in Bismark at the
time he wrote, states that they are highly
pleased with the country.
A. N. Bedding Of Rockville Conn, o. G.
Fisher of New York, E. F. Crooks of
Northampton and E. g. Youngs Of Chi
cago are in the city for few days.
Chas. G. Ashby who has bought the
Rodney Gleason property opposite George
Gleason's is contemplating building new
house and possibly two on that street
The Ladies Social Circle will give an
Easter party at the church parlors next
Wednesday afternoon from to o'clock.
All ladies Of the society are requested to
be present.
The w. R. c. are requested to meet
promptly at p. m. Saturday, so that
those who may desire will have an OPP
portunity to attend the w. C. T. U. lee
ture at o'clock p m.
Rev. and Mrs. Secord entertained the
morning and evening choirs at their home
Tuesday evening A pleasant social eve
ming was enjoyed and taffy pull which
all participated in with much jest.
Otto Kuhn is having a warehouse built
on his property opposite of Fales' livery
barn. 1t will be commodous one and
will occupy the site Of the old one which
is being torn down and made over.
Bruce Fales, Of Greenvlle, Of the firm
of Smith & Faies was in the city We'd
nesday. He says business in the livery
line with them is brisk and there is some
thing doing all the time.
Chas. johnson, of Lansing, was in the
city Monday and leased Mrs. Thos. Can
mons property at Cannon's Creek to
which place he will move his family in
about two weeks. Mrs. Johnson was
formerly Marie Bells.
Ladies, do not forget the new milliner
on the corner of Center and Alderman
streets, opposite w. n Locke's residence.
Give her call and see the pretty new
design in spring millinery and get prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Jay J. Raby and family went to Grand
Rapids Wednesday, he has loaded car
with household goods this week and will
90 to South Boardman next week, where
he will give the people of that place and
surrounding country splendid news
paper.
You are invited to inspect the gerani-
ums and other potted plants in Pierce g.
Henderson's windows. Stock of Easter
lilies and ferns will arrive Friday, we re-
spectfully solicit your orders for cut
flowers for Easter. ! am agent for iron
lawn and cemetery vases.
w. P. Richmond.
Miss Edith Eldred who has been a sue
cessful teacher in our High School for the
past two years, resigns her position at the
close Of this school year and has accepted
a position in the High school at Whitehall.
Miss Eldred has made many friends in the
city who will regret that she is not TO re-
turn next year.
Coughs and colds, down to the very
borderland of consumption, yield to
the soothing, healing influence OF DIR.
Woods Norway Pine.