Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-21

II will pay you TO read carefully the
large number OF advertisements in this is
sue of the Banner. Our columns are full
OF announcements stating where pur-
chasers may find bargains for their
morey.
Geo. Haysmer has moved his barber
shop from the Bedding Savings Bank
building to the basement with his brother
Ollie. under Pierce's. The room will be
occupied for the present by the Belding
Gas Company.
Thomas Crebbin and wife, OF Bridge
port, Ala. and their daughter Mrs. Irwin.
and grandchild. of Chattanooga, Tenn,
are guests Of Mrs. Belle Mann this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crebbin were residents here
twenty-five years ago.
The Oddfelows Of this city will enter
tain next Tuesday evening. in great style
The Oddfellows Of Fenwick and surround
ing country and other visitors will be
there. A banquet and initiatory work
will be on the program.
Vim. j. Wilson went to Keene Wednes-
day to officiate as undertaken for Foster,
Ritter & Foster at the funeral and burial
service of VIM Higgins, one of the old
and respected residents Of that township.
The deceased was &c years old.
Miss Edna Wise returned Monday from
her several weeks outingduring the sum-
mer. She was at Haslett Park for a
time and from there went to Flint where
she visited Mrs Harry Campbell and
then to Corunna before returning home.
The Prince of Love is the next attrac-
ton at the Opera House, 1t is said to be
one Of the finest productions that is being
played this season 1t will be given here
Saturday evening, Sept. 80. Prices Csc,
55c. and soc. Reserved seats SO cts.
Opening! Will have all the latest
STYLES in fall and winter millinery on dis
play Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. &c
and inspect same. Mrs. E. A. Blair, cor
Locke's residence.
The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton "a Monroe street, Grand Rapids.
Rest and reading rooms, lunch room, din
ner from / 80 to 2 o'clock, supper 5:45
to o'clock. Home cooking speciality,
Reasonable rates. Visitors to the city are
invited to make use of these privileges.
Pat Decoursey, we'll known about town
was sentenced to ten days at the Ingham
county Jail, by Lansing Judge, Saturday
morning, because he had been found in
the woodshed of residence on Kalama-
zoo street lighting matches and otherwise
acting suspiciously.-Portland Review.
Last Thursday Carl Steele was taken
sick at Mr.. Slayton's while on his trip de-
kveripg mail and was unable to proceed
farther. DR.. Little was called and brought
him home where he has been for a week,
but has so far recovered from the attack
as to be able to be out. w. r. Olds has
been making the trips.
The seventh district convention of the
G. A. r. and w. R, c. will be held in this
city Oct. 25th with camp fire in the even
ing. Arrangements are being made
already for the event and the w. R. c
will hold special meeting at their hal
Saturday afternoon Sept. so to consider
the matter further, at which full at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. w. D. Ballou entertained happy
company Of little people Tuesday after
noon in honor of her daughter Louise''
seventh birthday anniversary. A merry
time was had both on the lawn and witt
indoor games, peanut hunt entered into
with zest, affording much fun. A fin'
supper was served at which the browning
feature to- the little people was the daint!
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