Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-18

Jesse G. Wilbur landed . six pound
picksrsl at Long Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Miner were guests
Of their son Frank Of Grssrvills Wsdnss-
day.
Mrs. George Wingar went TO Green
vile Monday for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Louise Murphy returned yesterday
from visit to Pstosksy and reports de-
lghtful time.
Mrs. D. w. Billings Of Lyons returned
home Wednesday. after short visit with
her son. r. r. Edwards.
Mrs. M. S. Clark returned to her home
at Grsenvills Monday, after few days
visit with her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Clark.
II the heat from the old cook stove pre-
vents your Sleeping at night, throw it out
and buy GAS RANCE you'll never regret
it. SIT
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Watkins left Monday
for a trip to the Lake Superior country in
search Of some Of the fine trout in that
vicinity.
Charles Platte Bush of Louisville, KY.
was guest Of his brother, Fred A. Bush
of The Banner office, Monday night. while
on business trip to Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jacobs Of Ionia from
Saturday until Monday. Mrs. Jacobs is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Foster.
7. j. Clemens is now giving the city a
thorough canvass with DR.. Shackleton's
Catarrh Cure. If you are troubled with
asthma, hay fever or catarrh. DO sure and
see him and get an outfit. Address Lock
Box 82z or Phone 2l0.
The Budget system Of bookkeeping and
office practice stands for higher stand
ards in commercial education. The VAL
lay City Commercial School. Grand Rap
ids. Mich, is the only school in the city
that teaches it. 52w
M. E. Peck left Monday for an extended
trip in the West He will visit his daugh-
tiers, Gertrude and Bertha. and will also
visit other points of interest there before
returning. including the great Yellowstone
Park
Ask to see our teachers and their
methods OF instruction; DO satisfied that
they know enough to instruct you. See
page ! about the great educational con-
test Valley City Commercial School.
Grand Rapids. Mich. saw
Roy killsan and family were guests of
friends in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
They returned, to this city Monday and
Roy continued his trip to ST. Louis. whs 70
he had been sent as a supply man for a
few weeks. He is not sure that he will
be continued here in the future.
Our teachers are all specialists in their
respective lines. We positively will not
impose upon our patrons with student
teachers. See our ad on another page,
Valley City Commercial School. Grand
Rapids. Mich. 52w
M A. Chapman has moved into Tire
rooms in the Dsmorsst flats recently oc-
cupied by Harry Claflin. Mr.. and Mre2
Claflin expect to 60 west again this fall
TO reside.
All parties having pictures at our store
be framed will please call and get same
at once. otherwise all pictures not called
for in thirty days will DO sold to any per-
son wishing to buy same.
| Foster, Ritter g. Foster.
The newspaper is never proper medi-
um for the airing Of family affairs. The
newspaper men have no love for the kind
OF news that grows out Of family troubles
and never wilfully drags before the public
the misfortunes or misdesds that break
up homes. 1t is sad enough to note such
affairs when they assume a public char
acter in the courts. Further, no self
respecting newspaper lends itself to either
of the parties TO the affair to accomplish
any personal revenge.
OF course he is only a horse, maybe
livery horse at that. but he has feeling.