Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-12
Miss Helena Stone. the celebrated harm

Miss Helena Stone. the celebrated harp
ist will be the star attraction at concert
/ to be given in the opera house Wednesday
evening. May 9th. Other features Of the
concert will be announced later.
Lords day April is. Church Of Christ,
1880 a m subject. an the Shadow Of
the Cross" Illustrated. ZOO .. NJ
Easter services. In this service there
will be Easter songs, rectations. tablsaux,
talk by the pastor. etc. Everybody well
come.
Easter egg dyes, Sc package at Bens-
diets. M LII
Mrs. A. Hadley was called to Green
Vile Saturday, by the serious illness OF
her mother.
Mrs. Melvin Curtis returned from Fow-
Ter last week. where she had been to at
tend the sick bed and funeral of her father.
The four best kinds Of stock food at
| Benedict's.
Miss Viola Mills is spending the week
with friends in Greenville.
Mrs. T. j. Clemens and daughter Edith,
left Saturday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Scottville.
Condition powder for your horses, Csc
to So 90 package at Benedict's.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Fikins returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn. last Thursday
evening, where they had been spending
the winter with their daughter. Mrs.
Charles Ryerson, having enjoyed their Wis
it very much. Peach and other fruit trees
were in bloom when they left. Mr.. Fill
kins has not been well enough to get out
since arriving home. but thinks he will
when he gets rested up from the journey.
w. D. Ballou has purchased fine black
horse to match the one he has been driv-
ing. and now has beautiful team.
A. B. Hull and w. c. Martin. practical and
graduate Opticians, are permanently located st
the A. Is. Hull JeweIry Sto .. Your eyes will
receive careful and exact correction from them.
Mrs. Charles Filkins of Chattanooga.
Tenn, is guest Of relatives here for
short time She will assist in the Easter
song service both morning and evening at
the Congregational church Sunday.
On and after Monday, next, the Weter
Wise Co. will open their seed department
from z to o'clock, p. m, for the benefit
of those who cannot get there during the
day.
Fred Benton returned from Traverse
City Wednesday. where he had been to
visit his father, Daniel Benton. who is in
the asylum there Mr.. Benton has been
there six months and Fred went up there
with the intention of bringing him home
but the physician advised that it would
would not be the best thing to do as his
condition was such that it would not be
long before he would have to be returned
II you desire the latest in wall pa per
call on Wortley & French.
Two divisions of the NJ E. ladies' aid
society will hold home baked goods sale
at L. D Pierce's grocery, on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening of this week. The
goods will consist of yeast and salt rising
bread, cookies, doughnuts and cakes and
pies Of all descriptions.
Prof. v. Kertcher, optcian OF Lansing,
will be at the Bficker Hotel, Bedding.
rom the 4th to the 4th of April. Eyes
Tested free.
Mrs. Eliz ibsth Moore OF Grsenville
aged II years died last Thursday evening
and was buried Sunday in Oakfeld. She
was an old resident and with her husband
kept the old National hotel there in early
days. She leaves two sons. Charles
Moore Of this city and Wallace Moore of
the state of Washington and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Stevens Of Greenville.
One sister, Mrs. Julia Backus of Green
vile also survives her.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner have re-
turned from their trip north and are now
enjoying the comforts Of their new home,
expecting to remain here for several
weeks.
G. P. M. Kellogg, formerly Of this city,
now of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was a guest of
Belding friends over Sunday. He has a
fine position with the Great Western Shoe