Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-03-16

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Adam Wagner transacted business
In lonia Monday.
Miss Edith Cow,es was in Grand
Rapids over Sunday
Miss Cora Howe returned TO Toledo
Monday, after a visit at home for a
few days.
Mrs VIM. Lessiter has he n enter
tanning Eiam vaRDasen ani wife, Of
Lowell. whom she had not seen for
40 years.
You can always find book ar Wor
tley & French's.
H. l.. Van Benscoten brought the
remains of his mother home 10 Seb'-
wa for burial last week. She died Of
paralysis in Dakota.
Ed Whitford mourns the loss of his
pocket book containing cash and
notes to the amount of nearly $1,000,
surely a severe loss He will pay
literally for its return.
"My Friend From Arkansaw" with
that we'll known actor, Robert Sher-
man. in the leading part, will b, seen
at the opera house, Thursday, March
%. Prices 25c, 35c, SOC.
Invitations point to large attend
ance at the gentlemen's banquet to
be held at the Congregational church
next "Wednesday evening. Nearly 20
acccptances have been received.
Prof. V. Kertcher, optician of Ian
singh will be at the Bricker Hotel.
Belding, from the 18th to Goth of Mar.
If you have any trouble with your
eyes you should call on him.
There were 7S4 registrations in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday; in the
6rst ward there we're 23l, second
ward 255, third ward 29S. There
were between 10 aud 100 voters WHO
did not register.
One of the most successful drama
tic offers of the past two seasons is
Robert Sherman's character comedy,
my Friend From Arkansaw.' 1t
will be at the opera house Thursday,
March -. Prices 25c, 35c. soc.
Several thousand rolls of wall paper
at Wortlcy & Frcnch's.
Mrs. Lou sc Drury of Detroit organ
lied hive of l.. . T. Ms. here Sat
urday evening. with is members as
starter, cons dcring the large number
of fraterual organizations in the city
she is to be congratulated on her sue
cess.
Miss Carrie Park, of the Deaconess
home in Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Belle
Graves, also of that city, arrived here
Tuesday, summoned here by the Sc
we're illness Of their grandfather, Geo
Holmes, whose life was for time de-
SPARED of.
my Friend From Arkansaw" which
has been seen here before, is said to
euuch stronger this year than ever
not Notwithstanding it has always highly
pleased the people. 1t will be seen
at the opera house Thursday. March
%. Prices 25c. 35c, SOC.
Mrs. Leonard Smith entertained
party of ladies at her home last Fri
day afternoon Finch was INDUCED
in for a while after which fine re-
freshments were served. Every one
present had good time and voted
Mrs. Smith royal entertainer.
1000 copies loo, edition Mckinley
music at Wortley & Erench's.
Miss Laura Crawford was given a
very pleasant surprise at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Crawford Mon
day night. Fifteen of her young lady
friends were invited in and the event
was happy one. Finch was played
and a souvenir spoon was presented
her.
Mrs. G w. Sprague of California
arrived here the frst of the week for
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A Reed, Mrs. Sprague is upwards
of so years old anG mode the long trip
alone, which Is an evidence OF her
we'll preserved condition for one of
her years.
Glen Foster lost Sl6 out of his peck
ct Tuesday evening, he had three five
dollar and one dollar bill in the roll
he built the fires in Masonic hall for
his father and shortly afterward
missed the money. He feels the loss
keenly as any one we'll might, to be
parted from that sum.
Chas. Harroun, of Kalkaska. was
caller on HE father and other Beld-
ing friends the FIRST of the week, CON-
ing over from Grand Rapids where he
had been with Mrs Harroun, who un-
derwent an operation at the hospital
IN that city the last of the week, and
passed through the same in good
shape and Is now doing very nicely.
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