Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-23
Short Items of Interest Re
Lafins to the Tozvn and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.
K. P. dance tonight at Castle Hall.

Bazaar.
Mrs. w. |. Benedict went to Crane
Rapids Tuesday.
Order flowers early for Thanksgiving
Of Geo. 0. Tooley g. Co.
Carlton Washburn made a business
trip to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
J Wyne Kenney of Battle Creek made
Bedding a business call Monday.
@. D. Weter and Brinton F. Hall wen
to Grand Rapids Friday on business.
l6 photographs Of Bedding neatly
bound. They make nice Christmas
present.
The Garden City quartette of Ions
will sing at the skating rink Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Calkins left Friday
for Goshen, Indiana, where they will re-
side in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Westbrook who live
near Greenville we're guests Of the lat
ter's father. Wellington Johnson. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Belding and
daughter, Marybeth. were Grand Rapids
visitors Tuesday.
Don't forget the Chicago Ladies Quar-
tette in the M. E lecture course Wed.
evening, Noy' 2eth.
Mrs. H. S. Campbell returned Satur-
day from a very pleasant ten days visit
with her son, Harry, in Flint.
Jensen & Wheeler and E. c. Lloyd will
close their stores on Thanksgiving at ii
o'clock for the rest of the day.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter of this city, re-
turned from a short visit at her old home
near Grattan. She reports a very de-
lQhtful time.
One division of Mrs. Belongs Sunday
school class will sell cocoa Saturday af-
ternoon and evening at Thos. A. WEIGHS
grocery store
Archie Chiokering went to Grand Rap
ids last Friday and returned with an arti-
fetal arm. DR.. Pinkham accompanied
him to the city,
The Ladies Social Circle will serve a
chicken pie dinner at the Congregational
church dining room Saturday Of this week
from S to o'clock. Price l5c.
Mrs Ransom Abbey was called to Hub
bardston the latter part Of the week by
the news Of the death of her sister who
had been in poor health for long time.
The Bedding Cemetery Association will
meet at Mr.. John Cooper's next Monday
evening Nov. 9th and are anxious for a
full attendance as there is important
business.
Mrs. S. G. Johnson of New York is
guest at Wellington Johnson's. She will
remain for few weeks when her hus-
band will join her here for a short visit
before they return.
Prof. w. K. Sixsmith left last week
for Greenvie where he will organize
class in physical culture He has had
very successful two weeks here having
a class of 30 young ladies q q 20 men.
Holden Bros. Stock Company begin a
three nights appearance at the Belding
opera house tonight, Ingomar. the Bar
barian tonight and Nobodys Claim and
The Denver Express the. balance of the
week.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
serve chicken pie dinner in their church
dining room Wednesday, Dec. IL. at noon.
There will also be a sale of washable
neckwear that afternoon and evening at
the same place.
Word has been received from L. D.
Pierce and wife that they arrived safely
in Denver last Thursday morning. The
weather there is as balmy as an April
day and they are hoping much from this
change in climate.
The interior Of the Church Of Christ
has been wonderfully improved with fine
decorations. II has been in the hands OF
the decorators with the assistance OF
Pastor Meese for the past two weeks and
presents fine appearance.
The Ladies Literary Exchange held
their annual musical afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. L. Spencer on Thursday
afternoon last. The musical program was
much enjoyed, after which a fine lunch
was served and a pleasant social hour
followed.
The Ladies Congressional Club held
their regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
D. E. Wilson Thursday afternoon and a
most interesting program was carried
out, according TO the Bay View program
At the close Mrs. Wilson served a fine
lunch and pleasant social hour was en-
joyed.
FREE-Offer still holds good. On ac-
count Of the large demand for our specia
offer last week, we have decided to again
make the same offer for Saturday, Nov
Of One nackaoa Of Rexall Talctiun pou-