Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-03-28

Wortley g. French sell Japalac.
For a cheerful evening at home--lghl
with GAS. 42tf
! (c) Plenty Of l9-inch silk gloves a.
special prices at Spencer Brothers
Mrs. Chas. Murray went to Greenvill,
Wednesday to spend few days with he,
parents at that place.
(D An immense line OF wash goods
Spencer Brothers.
1t costs but little to brighten up tn,
home with our wall paper. Wortley &
French.
Mrs n Haysmer went to Grand Rap
ids Tuesday for a few days visit witt
relatives.
Miss May Tew Of Battle Greek arrived
here Tuesday to spend Easter with hel
mother, Mrs. Albert Tew
George Shipman and wife left yesterda,
for Chickasaw. Indian Territory, where
he has a fine position awaiting him.
Hear Emily Murray in Slas Marine
readings at the M E church next Satur-
day evening. Reserved seats IS cts.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Stlwell left yester
day for a short visit at Hamilton ano
Hastings, after which Leon leaves for
Oklahoma, where he expects to reside il
the future.
p. A. Frederick, the engineer at the
city water-works, says the business up
in that end OF the park is moving along
smoothly but he finds it a little monotonous
and especially so during the winter.
Konseals relieve headache quickly
Made and sola by Wortley & French.
{ Charley Hoppough left Tuesday for
Manhoven and Bsmark. N. d. after hay
ing spent several months at his hom,
here. He is much taken up with the
Northwest country and proposes to re-
main there on his land
Mrs. Adam Maybee died Saturday
aged % years. The deceased was for
merly Miss Dolly Hansen, very popular
young lady. for many years resident Of
this city and employed at Bedding Bros. &
Co S mill. She was taken sick about two
weeks ago and gradually grew worse un-
I'll her death The funeral was held Sat
urday at her late home, Rev A. Secord
Interment in River Ridge
cemetery Mrs. Maybee had many friends
in this city.
Extra fine bananas SC per doz al
Patterson's.
The National Protective Legion hello
another meeting Wednesday evening al
Woodman hall and initiated 25 candidates
with IL applicants seeking admission at a
future meeting. The old officers were
again chosen for the ensuing year, Frank
H. Totten, president, Mark F Tuck, vice
president, Mrs. C G. Ashby, past presi
dent, Mrs Clara Stanton, secretary, Mrs.
Robert PEBBLES. conductress, Vim. Price,
guard, Chas Webster, sentinel, John Ira
Wis, trustee A fine banquet was served
and the contest goes merrily on.
A choice selection Of post card albums
at Wortley & Frenchs
The girls at the Richardson Silk Cos.
boarding house had merry time Satur-
day evening by the courtesy Of Mrs. Clara
Stanton, the efficient and popular matron,
allowing them to give fancy dress party
just among themselves. The large dining
room was cleared and the young ladies in
fancy dress and gay attirey one half Of
them doing the honors Of gentlemen "trip
ped the light fantastic toe to the music OF
the piono presided over by Miss Bernlce
Link OF Greenville. Mrs. Stanton served
punch and gave the girls several surprises
along the refreshment line which were
highly appreciated and enshrined her
more closely in their hearts as ROYAL
matr NJ The event closed at
! l-5o p. m.
What are your favorite colored sweet
peas? Twenty different colors at Pat
terson's.