Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-16
Interesting Items
Twenty-Five Years Old y Clipped
From The BsIdIns Home News
twenty-five Years Ago.

]. II. Godfrey Is home from the lum.
Der woods.
J.. b. Sabin has returned from a
visit of several weeks among rela-
lives at Sparta, Kent comfy, and
| elsewhere.
Mrs hopkins Clark, of Orleans, is
very sick. She is suffering from In
| Illumination of the lungs. She is be-
ing treated by DR. Smith, of Palrners.
Someone, unknown, borrowed f. 8.
| Moulton's l8.foot ladder last fall.
Whoever the unknown" Is, he wishes
would return said ladder, as he
often feels the need Of it.
| Thanks 10 the section hands for a
peedy de 10 Kiddville on Saturday
asst. But for their timely aid we
hould have failed in meeting a lee
ture engagement at Eagle, Clinton
county.
ID. f. " ilson left on Monday for a
hort business and visiting tour TO
he sta'e of New York. He will re.
turn sometime next week.
VIM GAYLORD resigned his position
rs assistant superintendent and IL
brarian of the Christian Sunday
| .chool last Sabbath The resigna.
ton was accepted, and the places
made vacant will be filled next Sun
lay.
The Bedding Cornet Band has been
-eorganized, with Ralph Olmstead ar
leader. The vacant places have been
iled as follows: Will Fuller, E fiat;
| Will Kahler, LIST alto; Dan Dewey, lst
enor; Bert Blakeslee, end tenor. We
wish the boys abundant success
hey enjoy at present the valuable
Instructions of p. J. Jersey.
Eli Kahler and son are painting the
handsome residence of Mrs. Johnson,
Of Greenville
Nlexander Cooper, the temperance
sneaker, has been suffering for the
uost of the week with severe cold
Rev. John Lexington, the anti
masonic orator, spent last Friday and
saturday evenings at Smyrna he
'poke at the school house in this vii.
age on Sunday afternoon, and there,
trer departed for other parts to dc
his work of division.
G A. Phillips has returned from
oewamo where he has been in atten
lance at the County Grange
sit takes a man TO hold the FORT
vas the characteristic rem rk of Mr.
copper as Milan Demorest took hi.
eat at the organ on Monday even
ng.
L. S Moulton has been much
fllicted of lave with a distressing
ough. He has not been able to keeI
1t his work as foreman in the com
pany's factory
]. d Curtis of Otisco has exchanged
arms with N. Ross, of Muir, and will
remove to his new home this week
rne farm is located 21s miles from
Muir N Ross moved into his new
home near Cooks Corners.
Rev L. N. Barber, in late private
e'ter TO Mr.. ID. Hubbard, expresse,
himself decidedly dissatisfied with
southern California He has gone t.
The northern part of the STATE. he
advises persons contemplating going
vest TO go rather TO the N. w. states
than to the golden state.
Mrs. Henriette Marble, wto ha,
been spending several months with
her daul liter, Mrs II. II. Gooding
returned TO her home at Victor, N
Y on Monday last. She is eyer q
welcome visitor to Bidding, and she
carries with her the we'll wishes OF
many who have formed her acquaint-
dnce.
As per announcement, Alexander
Co per, of Pittsburg, Pa, reform
ed drinker, reclaimed under the la
bors of Francis Murphy three years
ago, commenced series of gospel
temperance meetings at the church
on Sunday ev, ming last. He was
greeted by large audience, and in a
most thrilling manner told the story
Of his life.
Energy all gomez Headache? Stom-