Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-02-09

Fred Cornell was the guest of Port
land friends from Saturday till Mon.
day.
Miss Sadie Feurerstein went to
Ionia Monday to attend school in
that city.
Inez Balm of Edmore is guest of
her sister, Mrs. Addie Shippee for a
few days.
Miss Ida Barber of Saranac was a
guest of her brother b. +. Barber,
over Sunday.
Roy Nichols of Sheridan was a
guest of his sister-in.law, Miss Edith
Sanders Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Mahoney of Lansing
arrived in the city Monday and ex-
poets to reside here.
John Cobb is confined to the house
by sickness and was unable TO attend
the funeral service of his daughter.
Miss Verona Burke returned to her
home at Butternut on Saturday last,
after weeks visit with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Sarah McCauley was called to
Grand Ledge Saturday on account of
the serious illness of daughter re-
siding in that village.
Alfred Hoyt, of Amble, was in the
city Monday on business. While here
he sold his property lying along side
of the Pere Marquette railroad TO A.
Il. " eter, of this city.
Our extraordinary after Inventory
Friedman's.
w. A. Mcintyre arrived home yes
terday after few weeks visit at the
home of his daughter in New York
state. His visit was shortened some
what by the serious illness of Mrs.
Mcintyre.
Mrs. +. NJ. Bisbee, of Hersey, ar
rived in this city Saturday in response
to telegram announcing the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Sarah |
Airs. Mrs. Airs had passed away be-
fore she could reach the bedside.
A. fine quilted quilt has recently |
been donated to the Epworth League
and also an extra good oil heater, the
articles are at Rev. j. w. Sheehan's |
residence and the society desire TO
sell them for cash TO place in their
treasury.
Rev. t. I. Porter went TO Bangor
Monday where he will assist Rev. T.
w. Bellingham in series of revival
meetings for about three weeks.
Rev. Bellingham, of Bangor, will &C.
cupy his pulpit in this city during
his absen nee.
The farm residence of Chester Yost
near Ypsilanti was burned one day |
last week. but he succeeded in saying
a portion of the household goods. Mr.. |
Yost is son of Mrs. $. Yost of this
city and his wife is sister of Miss
Lena McFarlane
Don't forget your friends on Valen-
tines Day-,neXt Tuesday, Benedict
has lots OF valentines, lie to ST.
Lorenzo Barker, Rem" editor OF
the Reed City Clarion, was in the
city Saturday, guest of his cousin,
VIM. j. Barker. With his little name
sake, Rem Barker. son of Owen J.
Barker, he made the Banner. Office
a pleasant call.
Jason Rich returned TO his work at
Boyne Falls Monday after a short
visit with his family in this city. Mr..
Rich is working in a single mill at
that place and reports that the mill
in which he is employed cut 26304
thousand shingles during January
with one machine.
Mrs. Sarah Airs, mother of Riley |
Airs, of Keene township, passed away
at the home of her son in that town
ship on Saturday last, having reach
ed the ripe old age of 76 years. The
funeral was held at the Keene church |
on Wednesday and the remains we're
laid to rest in Marble cemetery.
The Banner liners bring results, if
you have horse, a cow, chickens, |
cutter or anything that is useful to
sell, good way to get customer
quickly is to advertise it in the Ban
ner. A three line advertisement
costing only Is cents may do the bust
ness. The Banner goes into 1900
homes every week.
" Grip and Grit is a lecture that
can be listened to a score of times,
and each time with renewed interest
and profit. 1t has more power to di-
vert the young from the error of their
ways than a whole week of Sundays
trimming over with orthodox SER
mons" at Congregational church,
Monday evening, Feb IL.
There will be valentine social of