Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-22

Roy Reynolds was home from Crane
Rapids over Sunday.
Exclusive styles for spring suits anc
overcoats at n. A. Loewe's. 4O-wz
Have you seen those nice berry dishe:
in the window for l0c at Gibsons Ba-
zaar.
Henry A. Smith and wife have returned
from their visit in Coopersyllle and Crane
Rapids.
Wortley & French's Velvet Ice Cream
for sale at o Bryons by dish, pint, quart
or gallon. Phone 265.
Do not forget TO enroll your name at the
coming election on the party list and petl'
ton for primary reform.
w. X. Clute, one of Ionia's prominent
lawyers. has with his family, taken up his
residence in Grand Rapids.
A housekeeping shower was given Mr.
and Mrs Roy Cramer at M. Y. Gephart'
on their arrival home last week.
Edward Post and family, who have been
guests at w. B. Reeds for couple OF
weeks, have gone to Ypsilanti to reside.
Fresh carnations and roses every day
Potted house plants, and all kinds OF de-
signs for funerals. OBryon phone 265,
Saturday. March "a, we will sell car
pet tacks at the rate Of l0c per pound
and way them out for you at Gibson S
Bazaar.
Rial v. Macarthur Of Grand Rapids, SUI
perintendent of the Masonic home. was
a guest of his sister Mrs. w. G. Spcer,
Wednesday.
If you want to send telegram call up
the Postal Telegr aph, SO Or, Quick SER
vice prompt delIiery Mrs. Carrie K.
Edmond, Manager.
The Lyons Engine company is growing
in popularity now and at The present time
has orders for more than 5 600 worth Of
Lon gasoline engines.
Hundreds we're turned away from tia
hail at Forest, Ontario. last summer when
Mr.. Greenlaw sang az concert there
Do not fail to hear him next Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. A. z Greenlaw, the colored gentle
men who is 10 sing at the concert next
Monday eveSng. will sing OF the Congre-
gatloual chu, ch next Sunday morning and
evening
You should 70. fail to hear Mr. A. (.
Greenl NV sing OF the come at the M f.
church next Monday eve. G. He was
a star in the Fisk Jubilee singers all the
time they we're in the field.
Hon. N. B. HAYES Of North Plains town
ship, has recently received atoLt sixty
goats which he will pasture on some new
land this season. He is taking this VEN
ture as means of killing small grubs.
The Postal telegraph office is now in
the Huelster block send your kilograms
over that line, prompt service Phone So
Or. Mrs. Carrie K Edmond,
Manager
The concert at the M. E. church next
Monday evening under the auspices Of
Mrs. Secord's 'iunday school class will be
first class. TIE artists taking part are
among the best. Admission rs cents all
round.
George Parslow and family have moved
to Greenvle, the neighbors to the num-
Der of rs or more gave them farewell
visit one evening last week and jolly
time was had. Their many friends re-
greet to see them 60.
Mr.. Greenlaw, with his magnificent
bass voice, had to respond to two encores
on each appearance. when he sang in
Hamilton, Ont. You carrot afford to
miss hearing him next Monday evening at
the M. E. church. Admission 25 cents all
round.
Lords day, March Is, at lo:5o. morn
ing subject, The Last Message From a
True Man" Special song I'VE are Walt
ing by the River" Evening at z, subject
The Call to Decision Vocal solo by Miss
Penny. special music by the choir. Every
body welcome.
Mr.. Benedict, the druggist has called
our attention to his formaldehyde solution
as a preventive of smut on grain. He
has statistics to show that a very large
per cent of the loss would be avoided il
the seed grain was treated with formalde-
hyde before it was sowed. We would ad-
wise any farmer who is interested in this
subject TO 60 in and talk with Mr.. Bene-
dict about it.