Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08

NJ. p Werner and wife were Ionia visit
ors Wednesday.
w. C Spicsr and daughter Edith went
to Detroit Yesterday.
Mrs. Melvin Curtis is spending a few
days with friends in st. Johns.
Mrs. Emma Byers Of Kalamazoo at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. F. Crankshaw.
Tuesday.
David Luck Of Luther was called here
this week by the serious illness Of his
father. John Luck.
Harry Crankshaw OF Lansing was here
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Frank Crankshaw.
The Belding Hall Mfg. company are
building a commodious shed near factory
A for housing their drays and wagons.
The east end will be partitioned off for
corn and grain. 1t will be substantial
structure.
An outfit Of furniture which we have
had to take back, for sale at price,
nearly as good as new. Consists OF 2
iron beds, 2 pair of springs. 2 mattresses,
table, | set dinners. 2 rockers, cup
BOARD, | stand. carpet, curtains, etc. Ask
Foster, Ritter g. Foster.
r. C. Gardner. of the firm Gardner &
Son, left here Monday for Battle Greek.
where he goes to secure contract for
the city water works wells in that city.
These gentlemen have shown their ability
as we'll drillers in this city by securing
wells where others have failed.
Elmer E. Fales is having quite extern
slve repairs made on his residence pre-
paratory to occupying it after JANUARY
at which time he will return from the
county seat as sheriff Of the county and
become plain citizen MIR. Fales whom his
many friends will be pleased to meet.
A letter received from Mrs. James VOL
colt by Mrs Frank Harlan states that
they have moved from Portland, Ore. to
Seattle Washington, and that they are de
lighted with the city and climate She
writes that without doubt the next move
will be into the gold regions Of Alaska.
Leo Dunlap and Miss Nora Haddock
were quietly married at the M. E. par
sonape on Tuesday Of last week by Rev.
j. w. Sheehan. The marriage was kept
so quiet that even his parents knew moth
ing about it until he dropped into the
house with his bride and introduced her as
such
j. w. Nichols of Portland was in the
city Tuesday having passed through here
to accompany the remains OF his mother
Mrs Trow bridge Nichols, to their last
resting place in the Greenvllle cemetery
he resided with his parents near here and
worked on the first dam built across the
river at this place for 100 days and re-
members and was well acquainted with
the Belongs who settled here in an early
day.
We are now prepared to show you the
largest and most complete stock OF furnl-
ture, funeral supplies, pianos. organs.
sewing machines, window shades, lace
curtains, draperes, linoeums, crockery
etc. to be found in lonia county. We
make this assertion without fear Of con-
tradiction Call and see for yourself
what a stock of goods Belding has. Our
prices we guarantee to- be the lowest.
Foster, Ritter Il Foster.
The Worlds Greatest Tragedy This
will be the subject of the illustrated SER
mon at the Church Of Christ next Sunday
evening. The following Illustrations will
be used. Pilates last appeal, On the way
to Calvary, Arrival at Calvary, Nailed to
the cross, Beginning the death agony, 1t
is finished, The dead King. The shadow Of
the cross, The burial. These are all splen-
did copies Of some Of the worlds MASTER
pieces IN art.