Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-20

business.
Lyman Twins. Opera House, wednes.
fday, Apr. 20.
| VIM. Anderson is again confined to tn,
house by sickness.
Miss Ella Gephart left Monday for Z
weeks vs. in Lakeview.
| E. B. Gibson. the Bazaar man, was in
Ionia on business Tuesday.
Chas. s. Moore of Hotel Bricker. has a
dray line in connection with his hotel
L. L. Holmes was in Ionia Tuesday to
attend the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. Sid
ney Smith.
The Bignell brothers, Charles, George
and Frank, held reunion in Ionia last
Saturday.
The Taylor and Warren meat market
known as the City Meat Market was
closed Wednesday.
Carnations will furnish carnations
for sixty cents dozen for Easter Leave
orders early. W. II. Olds, phone 1876.
Our prices on carpets will please you.
We will make and lay it at small ad-
vance in price. Foster, Ritter & Foster
Jas. Brennan, the North side laundry
man, went to Detroit this week and the
laundry is in charge Of Herman peHart
The young people of the Baptist church
will have sunrise service Easter morn
ing at six o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
Wanted an opportunity to show you
our assortment of wall paper, window
shades and room mouldings. Wortley &
French's.
H. A. Lamb is visiting relatives in Rich
land, he took a week off from arduous
labors in the grocery, to rest up and re-
cuperate.
E. w. Ranney and family will occupy
the Ellis farm again this summer and ex-
peot to move down from Greenville in two
or three weeks.
Morris g. Son, the local music dealers,
have recently sold to Harry Sussex and
Miss Emma Richmond each fine organ.
They also have several prospective pur
chasers Of pianos.
French Arnold is now clerking for T.
Frank Ireland, having severed his conneo~
ton with Geo. Q. Tooley & Co. Paul
Drummond now has bis place at Mr..
TooleY's.
Mrs. E. H. Green, sister Of Mrs. B. c
Curtis, Of Wilson, Ark, is visiting in the
city. Mrs. Green and her husband were
residents here about 20 years ago. He
is in the lumber business there.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. w.
H. Locke at 25o o'clock, Tuesday, April
25. Mary T, Lathrop program. All Of
the old members who have not paid their
dues are requested to do so as soon as
possible,
Evangelist D. A. Shannon will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening and every night next
week, including Saturday night Mr..
Shannon is preacher Of unusual power
and success.
Clayton Chapman will play in the
Grand.Rapids League base ball team
this season, having been selected by Man
ager CAMEL as catchers He has done
fine work in rehearsal and received many
Prof. Bear, Of Washington, D. c. a
noted tenor singer, will sing at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday morning and
evening. He will sing the Palms Sunday
and in the evening The King"
by Rodney.
Joseph Warner lost two fine COWS this
week. both dying on the same day. They
were sick only short time. After the
first one died DR.. Fitzmorris, the veterin-
airy, was called, but the second died also
before he arrived.
There will be Easter exercises by the
Bible school at the Church Of Christ on
Easter evening. A very fine program is
being prepared. Everyone is cordially
invited In the morning there will be an
sermon by F. T. Porter. Bring
flowers to help transform the cross.
The 86th anniversary Of Oddfellowshtp
will be observed in Stanton, Wednesday,
April 26th and as usual fine all day
program has been outlined. A special
rate Of 90 cts has been secured from the
railroad, good going on Wednesday and
returning on Thursday from Belding.
w. W. Case has severed his connection
with Belding Bros. & Co., where he has
been employed for number Of years as
foreman Of the spooling room and will at
tend to his grocery business, finding that
the constantly increasing business needs
his attention more closely. Mr.. Vim.
Gordon takes the position in the mill
made vacant by his resignation.
Konseals the popular headache remedy
made and sold by Wortley & French's.
There will be special Easter services
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