Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-25


We never had as many bargains as we
have now at Patterson's.
w c. Spicer went to Detroit Monday
to take in the blue ribbon races.
Mrs. Eva Grey is the guest of friends
at Gun lake for weeks outing.
Don't forget the soap sale that begins
Monday July 20, at Patterson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Taft went to Green
vile Friday to visit friends for few days.
Miss Hazel Baker Of Greenville has
been the guest of Miss Louise Tuck this
week.
Miss Ethel of Waukesha, Wis, was a
guest Of Mrs. L. M. Welfare portion OF
last week
Hiram Vincent and family. of Nashville.
arrived here Wednesday. and are enjoy
ing visit at the parental home.
Mrs Ed Bedding Of Harrison. Idaho is
spending the summer with her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. o A. Day.
Mrs. Margeret Miller Of Portland came
here Monday where she will spend few
weeks with her niece. Mrs. Jason Hicks.
Arthur Watkins OF Dghton, who has
been spending few days with relatives
at Cooks Corners, returned home Tues
day.
M. A. Ryerson went to Chicago Monday
in search Of a position. If nothing comes
his way there he expects to go further
west.
Sidney Washbsrn left for the state en-
campment at Ludington Wednesday.
Ord Page of Grand Rapids will also be
there again this season.
Mrs. Cass T. Wright. Miss Vivian
Wright Of Greenvlle and Mrs. Ethel Pat
terson Of jamestown. Ohio. we're visitors
at Dr. Coville's Tuesday.
Mrs James Beattie, who was called
here last week to attend the funeral Of
her brother, George Covert, returned to
her home at Saranac Monday.
Miss Beatrice Park returned Saturday
from short visit with her sister, Mrs c.
+. Belgrade. of Grand Rapids.
Mrs Annie Scul of Colorado has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Darling. 1t has been nearly
thirty years since they last met.
Mrs T. S. Stevens Of Stanton was in
the city Tuesday and reports her grand
daughter, Miss Irene Barnes, as improving
from her long and serious illness
Mrs. C. w. Howard went to lonia Mon
day to attend the funeral OF Harvey Will
liams, the lz-year-old son OF Engineer
Williams who was killed in the Salem
wreck.
Mrs. Chas. Lambertson and son left
Monday for Wheatland, North Dakota, to
visit relatives in that part of the country
for few months. They expect to return
some time in September.
Among the freak bills introduced in state
legislatures, was one in Illinois to provide
for the state tester of liquors. we know
men who Mould gladly take the job for nc
pay and put in extra hours at that.
j. VanZandt and daughter, Mrs. W. A
Rea and son Donald Of Wichita, Kansas,
who have been spending the past two
weeks at the home of Jacob VanZandt
left Monday for a short visit with rela-
tives at Gowan.
The Belding skworms came to town
last Saturday to see what they could dc
with the colts. 1t only took them about
four innings to find out and we're ready tc
90 back home again-but were pervailed
upou to finish out the game. Morse's
Lumber Jacks had them out-pointed and
out-played in every detail Of the game
and it was only by stroke Of good for
une that they pnched in that homesick
tally. Wilcox, who scoredthe run couldn't
have reached home in an air ship had il
not been an excusabe mistake on the UNI
pire-coupled with Kelly's bad throw
: to hird.-Lowel Journal