Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-09


Mrs, Jahnke returned to her home at
Caledonia Saturday after a visit OF two
weeks At the home Mr. and Mrs. John
Shaw.
Mrs. J n. Beerman of Battle Creek
and Mrs. George Wilson of Greenyllle
were guests OF Mrs. Michael Wilson, last
Saturday.
Glass No, 9 Of the M. E. Sunday school
VII serve ice cream and cake Tuesday
evening. August a on DR.. Morris lawn
Bill ten cents.
Miss Nora M. Sprague and Mrs. Clellie
toover returned Thursday from Ypsl
anti where they have been attending the
summer school,
Mrs. E p. Reynolds. who has been the
tuest OF Mrs. George Ashley near this city
TOR soIhe time past, left Saturday for her
home in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson took
advantage OF the Niagara Falls excursion
Tuesday to visit the Falls and friends and
-elatives in Canada.
Mrs. E. Westbrook and daughter. Mrs.
frank Morey of near Greenvllle, we're
!uests OF the formers father Wellington
Johnson. the last of the week.
Luther Berry and wife Of Fenwick have
,een guests at her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
: J. Knapp. this week Mrs Berry was
n the city over Sunday and sang in the
Baptist church
H. D. Lovewell and wife were in the
;lty this week, returning from an extended
'sit in Mecosta county They left Thurs
lay for Lansing, where they will remain
or the present.
Mrs. L. E Green and children, Burnett
md Virginia, returned home from Alpena
Saturday. Mrs. Green is recovering nicely
rom the accident that happened TO her
and Mr.. Green while there few weeks
ago.
A letter from Harry George received
his week says that his mother is enjoying
the best Of health and his father and
brother Murray are at Saskatchewan,
canada, and like it there very much, not
expecting to return.
Mr.. and Mrs H. n. Belding were Grand
Rapids visitors Tuesday. They accom-
panied his mother, Mrs L. S. Belding thus
ar on her return to Chicago. Little Flea
nor Bedding will 60 home with her grand
ma for an indefinite visit.
Don't fail to get our prices and terms
On pianos We're noted amoung piano
iealers as a tough proposition, because
We haven't the expfnces in selling which
hey have and can usually undersel any
f them. Foster, Ritter & Foster.
The Royal Neighbors of Greenvie and
,ther places will run an excursion to Grand
Rapids Wednesday, August 5th, leaving
ireenvle at 8 .0z and Belding at 1922,
~ound trip rs cts See their adv. in an
,ther column for further information.
We will continue TO sell at cost price
md below cost price until the Holmes
stock is disposed of. Don't loose your
chance as the stock may be sold any day
and moved out Of town cr prices advanced
E. r. Spencer, assignee.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F Ireland went tc
Ionia Tuesday evening for short visit
Wednesday. they in company with h.r
md Mrs. Charles Ireland. went 10 Oetruli
10 attend the annual meeting of the retail
hardware dealers Of Michigan, which cor
| venes there this week.
3 Essex and wife left for Palmyra
n. Y Tuesday to visit relatives and old
riends. From there they will visit a
lumber Of different places in the state
Mr.. Essex came from there to Michigan
in 1867 and this is his first visit bacl
there He and his wife have kept house
for &c years and this will be their frs
vacation Of any length.
The remains Of Bert H. Blystone were
brought here for burial in the old GENE
terry Monday. He died in Riverdale, aged
80 years, of diabetes. He formerly
| lived here and was a brother OF Orson
Roy. Mont and Grant Blystone. The
bodv was taken in charge at the train By
Foster, Ritter e. Foster and conveyed i'm
i ~, adia falu 70 thu carrnafaru