Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-10
Additional Locals

Mrs. n RI. Belong Was Grand Rap
ids visitor. Yesterday.
Miss Cora Peterson went to Ionia yes
terday for few days visit.
II W. Darling is spending a few days
with his daughter at Lake Odessa.
Mcdonald Concert Co. at the M. E
church Monday evening, October 2lst
James Brown of Grand Rapids is the
guest of his friend James Papadaks to-
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mr. Ernest Benton of
Disco, on Friday, October a, 1907,
girl.
Mrs. Mary Street of North Star is spend
ing week at the home of her friend Mrs.
c. n. Hurd.
Mrs. Minnie Define returned yestesday
from a ten days visit with relatives and
friends in Grsenyile.
If the lining in your "Wooltex" coat does
not wear two seasons we will refine 1t
free. Jensen & Wheeler.
All "Wooltex" coats are guarantee for
at least two seasons satisfactory wear.
Sold only by Jensen & Wheeler
Mrs. Mary Pierson went to Sydney on
Saturday evening last for a visit at the
home of her son, Thomas Pierson,
The Lecture Course opens at the M E.
church, Monday, October 2lst. Tickets
on sale at L. D. Pierce's grocery store,
We have several patterns in wall paper
that are complete combinations in room
Cornell Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Vincent drove
over to Owosso the first of the week for
a short visit with their son Earl and fam
lily.
Hear the Mcdonald Concert Co at the
N {. church. Monday evening. October
2lst, the first number on the lecture
course,
John Emmons and Frank Harlan left
Wednesday evening for McGill, Nevada.
where they have secured good jobs and
expect to remain if suited with the place.
Take in the Mcdonald Concert Co at
the NJ E church Monday evening, Octo-
Der 9 st. the first number on the lecture
course. Tickets now on sale at Pierce's
grocery.
Mrs. Ed. Calkins and little son, Of La
Porte Ind, are spending month at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. D. Cameron
She will also visit other relatives before
her return.
Max Gals went to Grand Rapids yes
terday to enter the Soldiers Home. He
has been in poor health for nearly year
and goes there in hopes Of finding relief
for his trouble.
Mrs. Louis Sayles, Worthy Matron, has
been in Saginaw representing Doric chap
ter. She was accompanied by Mrs. H.
j. Watkins Of Grattan and Mrs. D. G.
Love of Greenvile.
Mrs Floyd c. Marks and daughter
Maude Dorothy Of old Forge, N Y, ard
Mrs. James 3 Campbell and son Neil Of
Stanwood. mich. are visiting their sisters.
Mrs. C. L. Yost and Miss Lena MacFar-
lane
Mrs. j. n Sizer and son Milton left for
their home at Cebu. South Carolina, yes
terday, after two months visit at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. w F. Bricker
While they are both southerners they hold
a warm spot in their heart for Michigan.
At the Congregational church Sunday
Rev. N j. Myers subject in the morning
will be. Suffering inconvenience now
that one may live in a palace tomorroV
and reign in the hearts of men: evening,
stereoptcon lecture illustrating the songs
Nearer, Ny God, to Thee" ard Let the
Lower Lights be Burning"
The ladies who we're not present at the
all day meeting OF the Social Circle
missed good thing, as the
menu was. Boston baked beans, potatoes
A la Newberg, chicken sandwiches, pea
nut sandwiches, cucumber pickles. cab
oage salad, strawberry preserves. orange
oatmeal cookies, nut cakes.
spice cake. caramel cake, grapes, peaches,
salted nuts, Ceylon tea, cocoa
Last Friday forty feet Of shelving in
three sections, in p. D. Edwards book |
store. Green ylle, covered with paper pads
and other articles, on the south side of
he store broke away from their supports
and fell to the ground and on the show
Eases. Damage abont $3.50 Chris |
-arke, the clerk, had just passed the dan
yer spot when the shelves fell, and it was
. very lucky thing for him or he certainly |
would have been seriously injured if not
yilled;'a il was he was struck by some
II the falling articles.
w. c. Spicer returned from Baker City,
)re.. Monday. His daughter. Miss Mabel,
will remain there for longer visit. While
here the assassination Of Harry Brown,