Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Foster, Ritter Il Foster ask you 70 see
their stock Of pianos and organs before
you buy. BY their mode OF handing
and selling they surely save you Dig
money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry Moore and r. b.
Moore of Warren, Ohio, who have been
guests Of H. A. Stevens for the past
week, left Monday for short visit at
Sand Lake before returning to their home
in Ohio.
Mrs H. S Andrews Of Saranac is here
FOR a weeks visit with relatives She
had been to Greenyille to visit Nevene
Katz who is now living with Mr.. and Mrs
r. j. Tower, they having taken her into
their home.
H., L. Beebe left Tuesday for Bailey
Harbor, Wisconsin where he lived more
than forty years ago, it has been sc
years since he was there and he vii
visit old friends and old places OF IN
terest while away.
E. C. Lloyd and wife left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit in Pennsylvania, they
will go to Coudersport and visit with his
brother Ralph and together go to West
chester for visit with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. LLOYD.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Covlle received
notice Monday that she had been re-
elected National vice president Of Amer
can Woman's Press Association at thei
convention in Minneapolis last week
This is her third term
s. T. Arnold found a curiosity while
pairing an old potato, in cutting 1t in tw'
he found new potato Of good size grow
ing inside. 1t was fully developed anC
large enough 10 eat. The works o
nature are wonderful indeed.
Don't fail to get our prices and terms
on pianos. We're noted amoung plant
dealers as tough proposition, becaus
we haven't the expences y selling which
they have and can usually undersell an,
Of them. Foster, Pitter 81 Foster.
Mrs. Earl Willis and daughter Mable o
Boston, Mass. and Miss Eula Crout o
Brighton, Mich are guests Of F. c
Durfee and F. A. Bash this week. TIL
company together with Mrs. Bush
ooarders all took dinner in the Par
Thursday.
Ed. Dorr recently returned fror
Aoughton Lake Country. He says,
large firm have put in plant up Their
for the manufacture of turpentne usn
the pine stumps Of which there is endles
quantities to make the liquid from. H
Drought some of it home with him.
Thos. Sherry was in the city last Fri
Jay, he is. a candidate for the office c
sheriff and says his prospects are grow
ng brighter every day, he hopes to GO
he nomination at the pr mary Sept At
lie is veteran Of the Civil war and b
comrades he expects will all stand b
aim.
Rev. Chester NJ LOOMS occupied h
pulpit of the M. E. church last Su1da
morning. He is son-i1-law of Jot1
Taylor Of Eureka and was former paste
At Smyrna. After his marriage to Mi;
Taylor they moved to Muskegon where /
! lad charge of church as pastor. M
LOOMS preached fine sermon.
5 W. D. Hall was in from his farm Wed
nesday having sustained an injured lie
arm. He was engaged in stringng
wire fence and the machine he used f
tretohing it flew back, the lever becon
: ng loosened and struck him with gre;
force, his arm was badly injured but I
: bones we're broken. Had he received Il
low in the breast or side, il would ha,
'een apt to have killed him
The regular review OF Bedding Hi,
70. % Ladies of the Maccabees Of Il
world was held in Woodman hall Tue: