Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-04-13

Mrs. w. B. Reed spent last Friday in
Grand Rapids.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Luce. April
9th, an eight pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Hubbell visited rela-
tives in Orleans over Sunday.
loc tinware sale Saturday, April is.
Gibson Bazaar.
Get cedar carpet paper for your car
pet. We sell it. Foster Ritter & Foster.
Mr.. Legee Fish, who has been very
sick for several weeks, is slightly better.
Mrs. F. w. Howard and daughter Ma
bel were Grand Rapids visitors Friday.
Regular meeting OF the F. & A. M.
Monday evening, April IL. All mem
bers note the time.
Mrs. Arthur Conner returned Monday
from lonia having visited at E. E. Fales
and with other friends.
Harry Cornell and wife and L. L.
Holmes and wife were in Ionia Tuesday
to attend the funeral Of A. E. Shelly
Homer Hutchinson left Tuesday for
Detroit, having recovered from his recent
illness sufficient to again be on duty.
The page adv. Of L. L. Holmes. the
clothier, appearing in this issue, is one
that should attract many buyers. Read
it.
Gentlemen, don't miss the supper at
the Baptist church parlors, Friday even
ing. Come and see how the men do
things right.
Ladies are especially invited to attend
the gentlemen's supper at the Baptist
church. An excellent opportunity to Sc
cure up-to-date methods of table service
Mrs. Mary White has moved back to
Bedding from Butternut and is again oc-
cupying her house on the North side
Her many friends will be pleased to well
come her home again.
"A. L. Karshner is very happy today as
bouncing baby boy was born at their
home last night, weight l21a pounds, the
first boy in the family who has three older
sisters to look after him.
Miss Mamie Luther, teacher in the
Grand Rapids kindergarten and who has
many friends in this city, is reported very
sick with typhoid fever in Chicago. where
she had gone to visit friends during her
vacation.
Lillian Lyons Two Orphans Co. has
for few weeks been appearing in the
principle towns of Michigan and not
meeting with one adverse criticism. The
play will be presented here Monday April
IL, by the above company.
Anthony Martin has bought half in
terest in the livery business with his SON.
in-law, Edwin @. Webster at Allegan and
is moving his goods there this week. Mr.,
Martin and family are excellent citizens
and their many friends will regret to see
them go away from the city.
s. s. Smith of Grand Rapids was in the
city Tuesday. he has exchanged the house
and lot located near the school building
sor a farm near South Boardman and
expects to move there. He has sold his
grocery and market business in Grand
Rapids.
The well known play made so popular
by the famous actress, Kate Claxton, and
one that will never wear out, will be pre-
sented at the opera house Monday, April
IL, by the favorite players, Miss Lillian
LYONS and Frank j. Sears. assisted by
competent company, together with all the
proper scenery, wardrobe, ETC., being one
of the best curtained and scenic produc
tons presented here this season. The
state press spoke in highest terms OF the
company.
Israel L. Davis is here this week with
his Open Air Amusement Co. His
unique method Of exhibiting advertise
ments for business houses by throwing
them on canvas is drawing card and
the adv. and pictures which are inter-
spersed are witnessed by immense
crowds nightly. On Saturday night he
will exhibit the passion play which he
says is a wonderful production and one
Of the best in his large collection Of pic
lures. On Tuesday night transformer
burned out and no exhibition was given
but the difficulty has been overcome.
Last Tuesday evening was the regular
meeting of the Royal Neighbors, and the
entertainment committee had an inter-
esting program arranged, which was sue
cessfully carried out. The prizes were
awarded as follows Miss Vera Whiting
receiving first and Mrs. Carrie Eckert
second, for their good guessing. This
same committee will have charge of the
program at the next regular review,
April "a, and at this meeting, Miss Mag
gle Green, the delegate at the r. N. A
state convention now in session at Lans-
ing, will give her report. Let there be a
good attendance.
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