Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-30

A few bargains in secondhand hard
coal stoves at Q J. ,Kuhn's.
Fred Ireland returned Monday from a
weeks visit at Chicago.
The tax gatherer will soon be abroad
in the land Gst ready to meet him.
Mrs. Geo 'Purdy Of Greenville was a
guest of Mrs. N Wallace last Friday.
Mrs. Archie Lewis Of Lowell was the
guest of Bedding friends oyer Sunday
Miss Jessie Edgerly Of Lakeview is a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. viii Retterstoff
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Covert were guests
Of Mrs. Coyerts mother at Lowell over
Sunday.
Take a glance on Connel Bros x
paper window. Saturday Dec. End. Any
box goes at DC.
Miss Emma Bliss, a student of the
G reenyale business college, spent Sunday
at her home in this city.
Miss Verna Brown and Miss Ru h
Smith, both Ypsilanti students, will spei d
Thanksgiving in Belding.
Mrs Pearl Thompson and daught r
Bernice, Of Edmore, were the guests of
Mrs. w. H. Holmes over Sunday.
Miss Caroline Cadorette Of East Tawas,
who has been employed here for some
tine past left for her home Monday.
will make a special sale Of SO ladies
and childrens street and trimmed hats at
50 90 this week only. Mrs. W. E. Rogers
south Pleasant st.
Chas. r. Cowdn has sold his home in
Grand Rapids and the family have moved
to Detroit where he has purchased an r-
terest in job printing office.
Mrs. Florence Knapp of Lawton ar
rived here Monday to spend few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Knapp
and also to attend the marriage Of Miss
Edith Knapp which occurred last even
ing.
Fred a. Bush was taken sick Monday
noon and has been confined to his bed
since. He went home from his work in
the Banner office and soon after dinner
began feeling sick followed with hard
chill and fever
Fred Cornell, who for som, time past
has been seeing the sights in the far
West, returned to this city on Friday last
Fred is looking hale and hearty as ever,
but seems glad to again be among his
friends here. He will remain and re-
sumo teaching music
Michigan and Chicago play at foot ball
in the latter city today, Thanksgiving
1t is estimated that forty thousand people
will witness the game. Among those who
went from this city to attend are Carleton
Washburn, Geo. F. Smith. Brinton F. Hall
Earl Wilson and Mr. Fargo.
Mrs. Ida Brock died Of cancer at the
home Of her brother, hiram Foster in
Lake View. Thursday, November l6, and
was buried Saturday. She was the wife
Of Chas. Brock and number Of years
ago they resided on Dr. Coville's farm bat
70 several years she has lived in Green
Vile. The deceased leaves two sons.
The Lsnbertson- Brown hunting party
returned from the north this week, Walter
Lambertson and his father each got d
deer and so did M. M. Benedict but luck
was against Mark Brown and he had to
content himself with taking a taste Of
their venison Mark is better on big
piokerel catching than as a marksman on
deer.
M j, Dem0rest is building fine barn
in the rear of the Demorest Flats. 1t will
BIZ vene cred with concrete 1t is a cou-
oaious structure ard besides using it for
barn purposes he intends to utilize space
in it for the man facture Of concrete mix
ers this winter He already has a number
OF orders for machines and anticipates a
large sale Of them in the spring.
Mrs Lena Riyenburg who has bean
visiting relatives in the city for the pa t
week and Mrs. satie Walters went to
Greenville Tuesday for days visit Mrs.
Walters will return home to Ohio Il is
week but Mrs Rivenburg whose home is
ia the state Of New York will remain a
few weeks They came here to attend
the golden wedding Of Christian Retter-
stoff.
Ed Jersey and the bunch Of hunters
who mere camping with him broke camp
last week and returned Saturday. The
party killed i deer three Of which they
devoured in camp, the other fifteen car
cases are now on their way to Belding
having been shipped by freight. Mr.,
Jersey is fearful that the meat will not be
lin prime condition as the weather is toe
warm for shipping.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Chapman, who
burned out some time ago, we're given q
surprise and house warming party or
Saturday evening, Nov 90. on the coca
sion Of their moving into their new home