Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-16
Short Items of Interest Re
Latins TO the Town and Its
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.

W. S. Wilson. Of Cadillac. spent Sunday
in this city.
Reduced prices on all hats. Mrs. W.
{. Rogers.
E. L. Avery of Howell called on friends
here Tuesday.
H. Davenport Of Iona visited friends in
Bedding Sunday.
Miss Lena Bowen Of Keene is visiting
at Clay Keeney's.
w. c Rasmussen of Sheridan was in
the city Tuesday
Frank Hall of Long Lake had business
in Bedding Tuesday.
C.G o'Bryon made business trip to
Detroit Wednesday.
Chas. Palmer Of Greenyle called on
friends here Sunday
John Bumps of Greenville was Sun
day visitor in our city.
Harold Washburn visited friends in
Grand Rapids Sunday
G.E Hayward of Wheeler called on
Bedding friends Monday.
Purl Trussell of Mt. Pleasant called on
friends in this city Tuesday.
J. M. York of Orleans took the train
here Monday for Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Albert Scheidt returned Wednes-
day from her visit at Lakeview.
DR.. A. M. Campbell of Grand Rapids
called on DR.. j. E. Ferguson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Howard of Grand
Rapids. are guests at Ollie Haysmer's.
Misses Jennie Hill and Maude Clements
spent Sunday at their home in Orleans.
Get your Xmas photos now and get 3
extra free. W. r Menkee.
Miss Bernice Link Of Greenville called
on her friend, Miss Minnie Larsen. Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs D. M. Hayes left We'd
nesday for a few days visit in Grand
Rapids.
Miss Leola Hlvand returned Monday
after spending Sunday with friends in
Greenyille.
Miss Emma Sharp left Monday for
short vacation spent with relatives in
Kenton, Ohio.
Mrs. E Oberlin, of Blanchard. who has
been visiting Mrs. M. E. Kale. returned
to her home Monday.
W.T.. Bricker, the hustlng dry goods
man, went to Detroit Wednesday to our
chase his holiday goods.
One ounce perfume the two
One box Rexall Tale for soc
Cornell Bros.
Mr., and Mrs. c. j. Arnold of Elk Rap
ids arrived in Belding Monday and will
visit friends here for short time.
w. H. Holmes left Monday for Orleans,
where he has accepted a position in
Frank Foreman's blacksmith shop.
c. R. Adams, who has been spending
his vacation of ten days in this city, re-
turned to his home at Kenton, Ohio Mon
day.
Miss Bessie Bond, who has been visit
ing her sister, Gertrude Bond, for a few
days, left Monday for a visit in Grand
Rapids.
Forrest Fish spent Sunday with his
family in this city, returning to Cadillac
Monday. Mr.. Fish is buying potatoes at
that place.
Miss Libbie Felker of Fort Wayne, Ind
was guest of Mrs. Minnie VanPelt over
Sunday. She left on her return home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin who have been
guests of Frank j. Luck, left Saturday
for Ovid and after short visit they will
go to their home in California near Los
Angeles.
The latest reports are favorable for the
recovery Of Dave Friedman. who was
obliged to retire from active business a
short time ago He is at his home in De-
troit and getting along in fine shape.
There we're over forty clerks helping
during the Salvage sale at Friedman's
last week, D. n. Brcker having the
credit of making the largest amount Of
sales according to the statesmen register.
Prof. " Kertcher, optician, of Lansing,
will be at the Bricker Hotel from the 4th
to the 22nd Of November. Eyes exam
med free. II you need anything in his
line call and see him. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Mrs. H. Scringer Of Detroit who has
been visiting her sisters in this city for
some time, left Wednesday for a short
visit with friends in Maple Rapids. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Lew
Cartridge.
A letter from Mrs. NJ H. Sabin states
that she arrived safely in Los Angeles
Cal, Nov. lst. There were 5000 tour
lists arrived the same day she did and on
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