Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-06

Master George Reed is the owner Of
fine new Crescent bicycle.
Elijah Arris is very sick and his recoy
cry is considered doubtful.
j. B. Vincent and Bruce Fales went I
Stanton on business Wednesday.
Advance sale zoe wash goods Is
Saturday and Monday.-F riedman's.
Mrs. E. c. Terry. of Lowell,.is vsitin,
her daughter, Miss S. NJ Terry.
E. 3. Gibson has moved into the Wal
ter Meach house on Pleasant street.
Several articles Of furniture slightly
shop-worn. greatly reduced in price.
Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Homer Hutchinson is in town for short
visit and is confined at home by sick
ness.
Miss Ella Morrell. teacher Of Cad
lilac. is spending her vacation with Mrs
M. E. Peck.
Miss Maude Tubbs. OF Detroit. is the
trimmer for Mrs. S. M. Terry at her mil
nery parlors.
| Attend the sample line sale Ladies
Jackets. Suits and Skirts, Saturday and
Monday at Brokers.
| Regular meeting of Doric Chapter NJ.
rs o. E. s. next Tuesday evening. a
| full attendance is desired.
Miss Avis Coville returned from Ionia
| Saturday where she attended the in
spiration institute last Thursday.
Chamber pals Csc at Gibson Bazaar.
E. H. Wilson has sold his forty acre
farm he has advert ssd in the Banner tc
Clayton Kimberly. Consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Louis Sagendorf and wife, OF
Hackley, Wis, arrived last Friday called
here by the sickness of her mother, Mrs.
L. H. Weeks.
Banner plows and repairs, spring tooth
and spike tooth harrows, Osborn steel
frame harrow and cultivators at re-
duced price. R. z. Lawrence. at Pierce
& Henderson's.
John P. Hopkins of Detroit, is in the
city this week in the interests Of the
Belding and Greenville branch OF the
electric railroad.
Mrs. Daniels, of Keene, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Mark Brown.
has returned home. She was here to
take treatment for rheumatism of Drs.
Hook & Hook.
Miss Roberts, teacher in the lonis
schools, who on account of her health
has been obliged to resign her position
for time, is spending the week with
Miss Carrie Tallman.
The Disco Cemetery Association will
hold ten-cent social with Mr.. and Mrs
Levi futile on Saturday, Apr. 9th, with
picnic dinner to be served from
1880 to o'clock. You are expected to
attend.
A. Traub recently purchased the old
saw mill machinery known as the John
son mill in Orleans. it was formerly the
old SMYRNA saw mill outfit and having
outlved in usefulness has been consigned
to the scrap iron.
Millinery opening at Mrs. E. A. Blair's
street opposite w. n. Locke's. the | 9Th
and 4th of April. Thursday and Friday
Millinery consisting Of imported easter
hats and right up to date. All are COR
daily invited to call.
w. |. Benedict has gotten out some
fine souvenir postal cards. set of eight
containing a cut of. Hotel Bedding. the
silk mills and all other factory buildings.
He has them on sale and they are a neat
and convenient souvenir of the Six City
to send away to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Wells returned
last week from Big Rapids where they
had been for a week visiting her son, Roy
Reynolds. He is taking shorthand and
con m ,rcial course in the Ferris school
and is making rapid progress in his work,
although the Graham System of Short
hand keeps him busy at it.
F. w. Howard and A. M. Glass have
returned from their trip to Indian Terri
tory and were well pleased with the coun-
try and climate Some portions they
visited seemed to be flowing not with
milk and honey, but with oil, as wells are
numerous with great producing capacity
Mr.. Howard spent short time at Eureka
Springs in Arkansas in the Ozark noun
tans and found it a delightful place.
wish to announce to the people my
annual spring opening Having just
received several carloads Of lumber con-
sisting of piece stuff. floorings, sidings
and yellow pine finishings, also a fine
lot of 6, 3 and 10 in. white pine barn
coverings, together with lath and shing-
les. Thanking you for past patronage,
ask you to call and let me show you what
have. E. L. Kendall.
The wife Of Harry T. Baldwin, OF Grard
Rapids, died last week. Mr. Baldwin
was resident Of Grattan a number OF
years ego where he worked at the black
smith trade and later went to Luther,
then to Grand Rapids. He is one Of the
best mechanics in the city and is one of
the board of alderman. His wife was an
excellent woman and had many friends
wherever known.
Terrible plaques, those itching pes
tering diseases of the skin. Pnt an