Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-12-05

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goods.
Talking machines all makes and prices
at Hull's.
Special sale on winter hats at Mrs. r
Simpsons.
Picture framing that pleases. at Foster
& Ritter's.
The Pound Paper at Hulrs is worth
your investigation.
Bolster Rolls. Call and see them al
Foster & Ritter's.
My stock of watches the largest, price.
the smallest at Hulrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Walker we're guest.
of Greenvile friends Saturday.
An endless variety Of pictures for oul
Xmas trade. Foster & Ritter.
Don't forget the lecture by G. L. Nc
Mutt at NJ E church Friday evening.
Miss lisa Spring returned Friday from q
short visit with her sister in Greenvle.
Lynn Bemis Of Ionia was the guest oil
Bedding relatives portion of last week.
Every gasoline accident makes new
customers for the gas company. 2lti
DR.. F. M. Forman left Friday for q
business trip to Menominee and Gladstone
Miss Abbie Moore was Sunday guest
of her sister. Mrs. Leo Thomas. of Ionia
Miss Pearl Moore was the guest OF
friends in Grand Rapids from Friday until
Monday
Mrs. r. L. Johnson was the guest of
friends in Grand Rapids from Friday until
Monday
Mrs. John p Olsen Of Greenyile was e
guest of Mrs. Amelia Hansen the last of
the week.
A wood or coal fire. box for gas range
heats your kitchen with less fuel than any
cook stoye. 20tf
Mrs Nellie Ireland is in Ionia thia " eel,
guet at Charles Ireland's ard William
A. Wllder's.
Mrs George Briggs of Chicago was a
guest Thanksgiving week Of Mr.. and Mrs
M. A Reed.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Miner were guests
at the home of their son Frank in Greer
vile Saturday.
A gas light Of one hundred candle
power costs less TO burn than single oil
lamp or candle, 2ltf
Large line and best assortment of deco
rated lamps ever shown in Belding, al
Foster e. Ritter's.
Miss Cora hoppough returned to her
studies at Olivet Monday, after short
vacation at home.
Handsome stripe effects in couch COW
ars These are also suitable for drapes
at Foster & Ritters
Mrs. w. C. Titler Of Greenvllle was
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Armour the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Syvanus Brown returned
to Muskegon Monday after few days
visit with relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs c. H Stone Of Big Rap
ids are spending few days at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hicks.
Mrs. E. Germer returned to her home
at Pentwater on Friday last, after visit
with her daughter. Mrs Roy Gleason.
A thousand feet Of gas will positively do
more cooking thana cord Of wood; just
compare the two in cost will youp 2lu
ANY trouble with your eyes9 better put
in some gas lights; brighter than daylight
and bet er for the eyes. 2lu
RI. Young Of Milwaukee, Wis.,, left
Friday for his home. after pleasant visit
at the home Of his old friend, James Gran
ger.
Mrs. Willard Fox and two children re-
turned to their home at Fremont Satur-
day, after short visit with her daughters
here.
Harvey Haysmer, Irving Davis. E. E.
Rummler and Leslie Monteith enjoyed
days hunting in the woods near Sidney,
Friday
Mrs. Robert Fogarty returned to her
home at Butternut Saturday, after short
visit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Fogarty.
Mrs Clark Haskins and daughter, Miss
Mildred Jones, we're guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L Warren from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs. Clark Haskins and daughter Mil
dred returned to Coral, Monday, after
few DAYS visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Warren.
Mrs. G.. w. French OF lonia was
Thanksgiving guest at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Parmelia Hopkins. She re-
turned home Friday.
Homer Unger returned Friday from a
short hunting trip in the northern wilds in
quest Of deer. He says he did not get
sight Of one during his trip.
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