Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-20

Graduating presents at Foster. Ritter &
Fosters.
Children's lace hose 10 cents at Pat
terson's.
Harold Washburn transacted business
in Detroit yesterday.
Canoes for rent at the Bridge street
bridge-See o. j. Foster.
Miss Louise Murphy visited friends in
Grand Rapids over Sunday. -
E. V. Essex OF Grand Rapids was the
guest OF his parents Monday.
New line of combination bookcases just
received at Foster, Ritter e. Fosters.
w. H. Garrett returned Friday from a
two months visit with relatives at Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. L. B. Conant of Greenville was a
Sunday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pope.
WILDER Rork, formerly Of Palo. was a
guest Of his uncle, Hiram Miner, Tues
day night.
Mrs. James Evans of Butternut was the
guest of Belding relatives from Friday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Ireland are in the
lmogene Ireland
Pres Roosevelt in recent speech said:
Every woman should Cook WITH GAS to
tighten her labors. 2f
Regular communication of Belding lodge
No. 555 and work in the first degree.
| All members take notice.
The Ladies Social circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. E. w. Little next
Wednesday at 2:50 p. IN.
Miss Jean Clark of the Butterworth
hospital, Grand Rapids, is visiting her
parents or the North Side.
Miss Clara Ridley of Big Rapids ar
rived Saturday for a two weeks visit
with Mrs Arthur Fredenburg.
Mrs. John Lemley Of Saginaw was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Michael Wilson,
from Saturday until Monday.
Say. have you seen the elegant designs
in furniture at Foster, Ritter & Fosters?
Well. it will pay you to see them.
Mrs. Edwin Thayer and daughter, Miss
Maud Thayer, of Grand Rapids are the
guests of Adam Wagner this week.
Mrs. Frank Broesamle of Butternut
was the guest of her brothers, Messrs. NJ.
A. and Boyd St. Clair, over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Chattaway Of PetoskeY ar
rived Wednesday for visit at Charles
Eddys. Baby Eddy accompanied her.
Mrs. S. L LETTERS and son, Albert, OF
Palo came Tuesday for few days visit
at the home Of her daughter Mrs. FREQ
MINER
Mrs. John Boyer Of Butternut was the
guest OF Messrs. Fred Boyer and j. T.
Patterson and families from Friday until
Monday
Wanted 500 farmers to purchase
Island City Lice Killer for poultry. Best
on the market. For sale by D. A. Han
selman, Beldng. 2w2
Mrs. Mary VanAssohe and daughters
Florence and Loretta, left Wednesday for
few weeks visit with friends and rela
tlyes at Eyart.
Mrs. ida Barclay went to Battle Greek
yesterday as delegate to the state con-
yentlon of the Compalion of the lnoe
pendent Order of Foresters.
Special sale Post Cards. leather
post cards o cents for S cents re-
duced to for S. Entirely new line Of
penny cards at Patterson
The ball game Saturday between the
DGlOlIR OOJ cliA btit CiAi ihO bSoil RtDiA
ises to be a good one. The latter is one
Of the best amateur teams in the state
The Congregational Sunday school " |
| hold a picnic in the city park Friday at
ternoon, June %. beginning at 2 O'Clock.
Supper will be served at o'clock sharp
Mrs. M. Marshall and daughter, Mrs.
Poffenberg. of Waterloo. N. Y are guests
of Mrs. S E. Yost and W, B. Needs
family this week. Mrs. Marshall is
sister of Mrs. Yost.
Isn't it awful to sweat over an olo
broom this hot weather. Say, why don't
YOU purchase a Blssell carpet sweeper of
Foster. Ritter & Foster and do your
sweeping easy? It's easy prices, easy
terms and easy sweeping
AGAs RANGE KITCHEN is an earthly
paradise, coal range kitchen is an earth
| ly Hades. III
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
tended the M E. church in body Sun
day morning and listened to an excellent
sermon by Rev. j. w. Sheehan. In the
afternoon the graves Of deceased mem
| bers Of the order we're decorated in the
cemetery.
Don't burn money With Gas you burn
fuel only while cooking. With coal or
wood the expense goes on before, during
and after. 2tt
The Ladies Aid society of Grattan
grange will hold pie supper on Satur-
day eveeing, June %. The ladies will
furnish the pies and the gentlemen are to
buy the pies and hunt their partner. Ice
cream and cake will also be served on the
| occasion
Mrs. II A. Lamb and daughter Mar
guerite are in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Lamb has
been accorded the honor Of responding to
a toast at the annual banquet of the State
Normal alumni She is graduate from
| that institution.
There was an immense crowd at the
M. (. church Wednesday afternoon to
hear and see the little folks Of the public
schools enact the playet, Little Boy
Blue. They pleased the audience with
their cute and pretty ways and appro-
pirate costumes.
You, young ladies-Why don't you hus-
tie up2 Don't you know that the month
os Iune is nearly over, and YOU can't be a