Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-09-05
Additional Locals

East Lynne the beautiful drama, Sept
18th.
Good envelopes &c per pkg at Patter-
sons.
See our new postals just received al
Patterson's.
10 local view post cards for loc a.
Patterson's
Miss Jennie Wagner resumes her class
n Piano September 9Th.
Howard Harrison Of Athens is guest
# his cousins, the Underwood boys
Lost-Pair of gold nose glasses, finder
return to Banner Office for reward
Miss Marjory Block Of Greenyille has
oeen the guest Of Miss Florence Fisher.
Fred Miner and family are spending
lew days with relatives at Traverse City.
Mrs. Jennie B. Miller and daughter Of
ireenvnle were guests Of Belding friends
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Bemis of Ionia
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Wright.
Mrs, Fred c Spencer and Miss A.
verle Temple we're guests Of lonia frienos
Monday
Mrs. Ed. Insley Of Smyrna was the
guest Of Miss Ethel Whittord, Monday
or The day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell returned
Monday from few days visit with frienos
At Grand Rapids.
Miss Edith Demorest returned to Hol
and Saturday to resume her duties as
teacher in one of the grades in the public
schools OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, W. Wisner returned
70 their home at stanton Monday, aftel
sp lnding a few DAYS at the home OF Mr..
4uq ..ss "A y aocnr-usL
Mr.. an3 Mrs. G. E. Thompson and Mr..
AID Mrs. ? 6 Hnga. we're visitors q
In q Jnit f-i lost Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Brown have re-
turned iron Milwaukee where they VISITED
relatives for two Of three weeks.
Miss Florence Wagner has returned
from her vacation and will resume her
class in voice culture next week.
Special sale on glass sugar and creams
from the Hyman stock. Hyman price
| DC; our price DC each at Patterson's.
Special meeting Ladies Social Circle al
the church parors Thursday afternoon
for work. All ladies' are requested to be
present
Tnos Braoken Jr, has returned from
Hequetonsing looking well and hearty he
reports a very successful season at that
resort hotel.
We are offering nickle plated chatting
dish at 96c that we guarantee to 90 the
work Of one that costs five times as mucn
at Patterson's.
Harding's Band will 60 to Long Lake
Sunday 10 spend the day there and will
give seranades at both the Hall ana
Brcker resort
Or. Erastus r. Ellis of Detroit is spend
ing few days in this city, guest of 6.
W. Ellis He is accompanied by his son
Major Edward D. Ellis.
Mrs. Ellen Gregg leaves this week for
an extended visit in the East. She will
first 60 to Cornwell, Ont, to visit her
brother, NJ. "A. Severance.
The Greenvie fair next week promises
to be the best one the society eyer had
there The entries are rapidly coming
10 and the attractions>will be many.
Mrs. Chas. Harrington and three chill
dren returned to their home at Grand
Rapids Saturday, alter visit Of sevaral
weeks atNle home Of Mrs Arthur John
son.
Miss Loda Hartsock Of Wilmot, Indiana,
who has been the guest Of her Uncle and
Aunt the Rev and Mrs. N. j. Myers has
gone to Lakeyiew to complete her school
course.
George w. Brown met with an accident
at the ball park Monday A foul bal
came over near where he was standing
and the player who tried to catch 1t COL
lided with him, knocking him down. He
fell on bis left arm, fracturng his wrist
and injuring his hand. DR.. Ferguson was
called and fixed up the injury and Mr..
Brown is now carrying his arm in a sling
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