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

F ]. Livingston Of Palo was Bedding
visitor last Monday.
Mrs M. Huntley of Grand Rapids is
visiting her son. Will Huntley.
Mrs. Will ClafEn Of Greenville visited
Mrs Harry Claflin yesterday.
The ladies OF St. Mary's guild will give
supper and open bazaar Dec /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Ellis have gone to
| Fowlervlle for two weeks visit
Miss Jessie Smith was the guest Of her
brother, Ralph Smith, of lonia over Sun
day.
Rummage sale Friday afternoon, eve
ming and Saturday in DR.. Outs old drug
store.
Miss Dorothy Clark was the guest of
Grand Rapids friends from Saturday tall
Monday.
All kinds OF sewing machine needles
and repairs can be found at Foster, Ritter
& Fosters.
Miss Mary Hayman of Nashville was
the guest of Mrs Clara Stllton the first
of the week.
The Hub Clothing store will close eve
nings at q o'clock except pay nights and
Saturday evenings.
Mrs. Frank Cole of Fenwick is guest
at the homo of W. B. Owens and 10. Can
field for few days.
Miss Pearl E. Terry of Cedar Springs
was the guest of friends in this city from
Saturday till Monday.
The ladies literary exchange club meets
next Thursday with Mrs. Margaret keeny
at 2:50. Members please take notice.
Miss Adde Rapson, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cowles OF
Smoky Row for the past three weeks. re-
turned to her home at Bad Axe Wednes-
day.
If you have any wish or desire, anything
you wish to know about furniture submit
it to Foster Ritter q Foster and they vii.
be more than pleased to talk it over with
you.
The international Live Stock Exposi-
ton will be held in Chicago December lst
to 9th, 1905, and it is expected that it
will be larger and better than ever this
year.
Regular meeting of Dorio chapter Tues
day evening with initiation, followed by
short program and supper A silver col
lection will be taken to apply on payment
of piano,
Miss Dell McWilliams of Muskegon was
the guest of her sister, Miss Marie Nc
Williams, from Saturday till Monday
when she left for short visit with friends
in Lansing
Xmas furniture now coming IN. It's an
elegant time to make your selection for
gifts, have them put away and delivered
to your home on Christmas day. Foster,
Ritter & Foster.
Bert Gregg has had the 1915 pound
pckerel he caught last summer mounted
and it is fine specimen. D. J. Burris
did the work for him and it is credit to
his skill in that line.
Will Peck, who for several months past
has been sojournng in Livingston, Mon
tana, returned to his home in this city
Monday His many friends are pleased
to see him home again.
Mrs. Emma Schenck Of Grand Rapids,
deputy supreme oracle of the Royal Neigh
bors, arrived in this city Monday to do a
little work in the way of securing new
members for the local lodge of that order.
Eugene Hall and wife of Los Angelica,
Cal. are in Michigan. They have recent
ly been in Evart to make Mrs. Halls peo-
pie visit and came here last week. They
expect to return to California next month
John Hessler has closed up business al
his apple dryer in Fenwick and was IN the
city Tuesday on his way home to Graf
tan to cast his vote He expects to leave
Immediately for his annual hunting trip UP
north.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Spicer returned
Friday from an enjoyable trip in Oregon
and California and other western states
Mr. Spcer reports fine trip and q
pleasant visit with friends and relatives r
the west.
Bingley r. Fales of Detroit. Mrs. w. L
Atwood of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs
Merton Smith Of Fairplains and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Fales OF Orleans were Sun
day guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. c. Fales.
The Postal Telegraph Co office i
again located in the office Of the Heralc
| Publishing Co. with Mrs Luella K. Web
ster in charge Mrs. Webster took charge
of it reluctantly but did so rather thar
see the office leave the city.