Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-01

Glen Foster is recovering from his re-
cent severe illness.
Have you seen those Csc coffee mills
at Gibson's Bazaar?
Mrs. E. Slanker and son spent Wednes-
day with her people in Ronald.
Lewis Tower Of Oakfield spent Sunday
with John Bowles and family,
Miss Dora Ryan is sufferieg with a Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism and quinsy.
Mrs. Almira Ring Of Grand Rapids is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Totten.
Fred Willard has returned from Flint
and is again working at his trade in this
city.
Geo Macarthur and wife Of Harvard
visited relatives here the forepart Of the
week
DR.. Covlle and Asher Shaw attended
the funeral Of Earle Wright, Sunday in
Greenyille.
A H. Snow went to Muskegon We'd
nesday fox few days visit with friends
in that city
w. S. White. wife and daughter OF
Smyrna were visitors at F. A. Totten's
last Tuesday.
Mrs A. Ingalls, and daughter. Lucy OF
Smyrna are new employees in the Belding
Bros. & Co. mill.
Father Vaughn at the M. E. church,
February A. Get ready to hear this
great dramatic orator.
Watch for the opening OF Frank O'Bryon
ce cream parlor and hear the electric
piano and get carnatlon.
Miss Lura Ludwick Of Pewamo arrived
here Monday for few days visit with
friends and relatives in this city
Miss Winnifred Atkins of Gowan was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r
Dunlap from Friday till Monday.
Louis B Hall of Grand Rapids was a
guest at the Masonic doings Friday night
and enjoyed the occasion very much.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet with |
Mrs. VIM. Anderson next Wednesday af- |
ternoon. A full attendance is desired.
The Rathbone sisters will hold their an
nual installation of officers next Monday |
evening. A large attendance is desired.
The Misses Myrtle Plat and Blanche
West and Claude Langdon of Rockford
have arrived in the city to work in the
shoe factory.
Albert Russell of Iona was in attend
ance at the Masonic banquet, Friday eve
ming. He formerly lived at Luther and
has relatives here.
The Beginning of New World" -
Church Of Christ, Lords Day, Feb. a.
1880, a. m, Disciples of Christ should
all be present at this service.
Louis L. Holmes arrived home from
New Mexico, Wednesday, looking well
and we'll pleased with his trip and with
the country he saw in the great South
west.
George Ravell made large shipment
Of buckwheat flour from Ravell's mill to
Lansing and also to Portland. this week.
His buckwheat flour is always in gocd
demand.
Mrs. Kyle president Of the Greenville
w. G. T. u, was the guest of Mrs Dr.
Coville Tuesday and attended the w. c.
I. u. meeting, giving fine talk on the
Future of the w. c. T. U"
Mr.. Louis A. Worch of jackson was a
guest Of Messrs. Foster, Ritter & Foster
Tuesday. Mr.. Worch is city clerk of
jackson and being in this vicinity made
his friends visit. He was particularly
we'll pleased with the city and the location
of the firm.
The Postal Telegraph and Gable Co.
recently vacated by Mrs. Rogers millinery
store. Mrs. Carrie Edmonds, late of De-
trot, sister Of Mrs. Webster, is in charge
OF the office, Mrs. Webster being obliged
to give it up owing to her many other
duties.
Otto Kelley. who has been doing work
for the international Correspondence
school for some time past, has been sent
to Grand Rapids for several weeks and
Mrs. Kelley joins him there this week to
remain with him for few weeks. They
will still hold their residence in this city.
Maccabee and Rebekah ladies to the
number Of seventeen came down from
Greenvile last Friday to spend the day
with Mrs. A. j Terrence, a member Of
the same orders. bringing well filled bas-
kets with them. After dinner they re-
sorted to the parlor where the remaining
portion of the day was spent in playing
games and reviewing past events. At
$50 they returned to Greenyle.
The Jolly Twelve club was entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Traub on
Wednesday evening. After the usual
hour or more had been spent in playing