Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-17

1t takes Gas Heater to knock out chill
and dampness.
Gas Light makes the home attractive
at but little cost.
Mrs Nellie Ireland was Grand Rapids
visitor Yesterday.
Are youinvited to the Wedding?
Sure, are YOU?
Six-piece decorated chamber sets
S. 90 at Patterson
Have you seen those beautiful water
sets at Glbson's bazaar?
Chas B Nye Of Allegan was in the
city on business this week.
Mrs. Hoyt Denel of Chicago is the guest
Of her father M. Fl. Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Reed were Grand
Rapids visitors Wednesday.
Orden Xmas photos before Nov. | and
Jet 8 pictures free. DOTY.
Will Ellis returned from Dakota last
week, where he had been for some time
Mrs. Sarah Lesster and Mrs. Fred
Dorman were guests of Ionia friends FRI
day.
NLittle Alice Benedict has been very sick
but hopes of her recovery are now en-
tertaned.
Don't forget our Japanese china sale
Friday and Saturday, choice &c at Pat
terson's.
The biggest bargains we have ever CT
fered in post cards, 5 for Sc, worth dou
BILE, at Patterson's.
Mrs. o. G. Wright Of lonia. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Geo. H. Hubbard
has returned home.
The Misses Lena Cook and Tile Mann
were guests of friends at Lakeview from
Saturday until Monday.
The Misses Edna Lehman and Alice
Nestle were guests of Greenyile friends
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Marguerite Lossinger went to Che
ooygan on Saturday last to spend week
with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Regis.
Mrs. Frank Walter and Miss Rose Kess-
Ter went to Muskegon. Saturday for a
short visit with friends and relatives.
The Ladies Aid society Of the M. E.
church will sell home made baked goods
at Pierces store Saturday of this week.
Fayette Wyckoff and daughter Minnie
returned to their home at Lansing Satur-
day, after short visit with Mrs. Clara
Stanton.
Miss Flossie Mcconnell returned to her
home at Langston Saturday, after three
weeks visit with her uncle, Robert Nc
Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Taylor left Monday
for St. Louis, where they will assume
charge of Rev J c Meese's farm near
that city,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hugehs returnedlto
their home at Portland on Saturday last
after few days visit at the home Of Mrs.
S. Laffler
Attention masonic brethren, there will
be work in master masons degree at the
lodge room. Saturday evening with the
usual lunch.
Mrs. A. S. Holmas was in the city
Wednesday She and her sister, Mrs. D
Keeney, expect to leave for California
next week.
Mrs. w. s. Lambertson, Mrs. Nellie
Ireland, Mrs H. j. Leonard and Miss
Jessie Leonard were in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
MY piano, stoves, furniture, cooking
utensils, ETC., for sale for whatever they
will bring Must be disposed of before
Fl day evening.
Joe Angel house. o. j. Foster.
Mrs A. Bowen Of Rochester, N. Y,
who has been the guest for two weeks Of
her sister, Mrs. Lee Cusser, left Saturday
for visit with relatives at Blanchard.
Mrs. s. A. Brown Of Monroevlle, Ohio
who has been visiting various friends in
this city, left Saturday for visit with
Grand Rapids friends before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Detz, who have
been guests Of the formers brother, AL
phonso Dietz near this city for the past
month. returned Monday to their home at
Ann Arbor.
Judge Mayne of Charlevolx will hold
circuit court in Ionia for Judge Davis this
month and will hear the Disco water
right case, which was continued from the
last term of court.
Fred F. Ireland has been in Detroit this
week purchasing new stock of hard
ware. The Ireland block, since the fire,
has been undergoing Thorough removal
ting and general clearing out Of the old
stock,
Ralph Belding lost canvas cover he
used for covering his potatoes from load
he had brought to town last Monday.
Anyone finding it will confer favor on
him by leaving it at Cooks Corners or