Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-01
J. B. Arnwine is sick with tonsilitis.

J. Is. Arnwlne is SICK with tonslllts.
Winfield Wilson transacted business II
f, Cadillac Saturday.
Have you had one Of those DC bath
towels at Gibson's Bazaar?
Mrs.J H. Younger visited friends il
Greenville the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Victor Armour returned Monday
from visit with friends in Grand Rapids
Miss Bertha Omsby Of Greenville was
the guest Of friends in this city last Friday
night
Mrs. j Ward Wells went to Grand
Rapids Monday for few days visit with
her son Roy.
Frank Willard has closed out his BUSH
ness at Coral and with his wife have gone
to Mississippi.
Friday is candemas day. II the shad-
ow of the bear appears. watchout for
some kind of weather.
Chas E. Workman of Palo was among
the number who attented the Masonic
anniversary Friday night.
E. H Thompson of Greenville was the
guest Of his son. George E. Thompson, Of
this city the last of the week.
James Post and John Mills and their
families and Fred Mccarthy Of Saranac
visited at Frank Tottens Sunday.
K Of P. dancing party on February 8,
1906. Brother Knights will ask their
friends. Music at g O'Clock sharp
Whooping cough is now being super
ceeded by the measles, number Of cases
are reported in the country near here.
Mrs. VonAu of Grand Rapids arrived
here Tuesday for two weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hayes.
Regular communication OF Bedding
Lodge No. 555, F. & A. NJ, Monday eve
ming. All members are requested to be
present.
E. Foss and Art Foss have taken some
fine grass-pike from the Kidville pond
recently, catching them through the ice
with spears
Thos. Griffith has bought the Frank
Cornell property on South side but will
continue to occupy the Chas. Brown house
until spring
The Gas Company is putting gas
light into a great many homes for reading
lights and to help out when anything hap
pens to the electric.
M. Lehman returned Wednesday from
Grand Rapids where he had been to take
treatment of christian scientist. He re-
ports the cure a great scccess
John Fahey an attendant at the lonia
Asylum, was the guest Of friends here
Friday night and left Saturday morning
for short visit at his home near Howard
City.
Waldo Francisco Of Grand Rapids call
ed on friends and relatives here the latter
part OF last week, and was in attendance
at the Masonic anniversary banquet on
Friday evening.
VIM. Shaw, who has been the guest of
his brother Asher Shaw. returned to
Kansas City on Tuesday. The latter ac-
companied him as far as Grand Rapids.
1t has been more than twenty-five years
since he resided here and he saw many
changes.
A special train from Ionia brought
about one hundred young people from
that city last Friday night to enjoy skat
ing party at E. E. Whitford's amusement
hall. All had delightful time and re-
turned to their home about midnight,
we'll pleased with their evening of sport.
An excursion train passed through this
city last Sunday carrying a large COM
pany Of the Order Of Elks who we're en-
route to Greenville to attend the funeral
Of Earl T. Wright. Seven members of
the order from this city accompanied them !
Blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
piles are instantly relieved
by ManZ4n. This remedy is put up in
collapsible tubes with nozzle attach
meni, so that the medicine may be
applied inside directly where the |
trouble originates. ManZan relieves
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