Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
Lyman Twins" are coming.

Everything for housekeeping at Gilt
son's Bazaar.
Monte Cristo at the Opera House en-
Monday night, May 18th.
The Howes recital at the M. z. church
tomorrow friday evening.
Miss Anna Norton went to Greenville
yesterday for few days visit.
Alex Hansellman is in Ionia this week
officiating in the capacity of juryman in
the circuit court.
| Have you seen the new wood or coal
attachment for GAS RANGES. Ask the
Gas man.
Something newl A Gas RANGE that
also burns wood or coal. Low in price at
the Gas office.
Art Mccoy went to Detroit Sunday fer
short visit with his brother Orba, who is
working in that city.
Mrs. A. j. Hale of Orleans and Mrs.
Ola Purdy of Smyrna were guests of
Mrs. Wilbur Locke yesterday.
Lost-On Main Street on Saturday eve
ming, bunch of keys, Finder will confer
favor by returning to L. G. Benson.
Mrs. Ellen Morris of Reading, Mich, ar
| rived here Tuesday for an extended visit
at the home of her son. DR.. |. S. Morris
Mrs. W. B. Travis accompanied her
husband to Grand Repids Tuesday. He
laft nj H. r.
two months trip.
Mrs R. P. Carr and children, of Amblr
who have been spending week with her
mother, Mrs. Frank Rogers, returned to
their home yesterday
Mrs. F Reasoner, Mrs Oryie North
and Mrs. VanSicke Of Carson City, who
were called here by the death Of Mrs
Rowley of Otisoo returned home Wednes
day.
While adjusting some fixtues in the
Belding Candy, Kitchen yesterday, James
Lagos fell from step ladder and was |
quite badly bruised. Fortunately, however,
he was not sufficiently injured to lay him
Up
Just received a sample line of Of twelve |
hundred pieces of high grade china from |
one of the largest importers in the United |
States that we will place on sale at less |
than half its value. We have made two |
lots this week, one at &c and the other |
at / &c. Just look in our windows; they |
will do the rest. Patterson's.
Mrs. Truman Berry died in Coral May
9th, aged 20 years, on her birthday. The
deceased was formerly Almina Dorr.
sister Of Ed Dorr and Della Brown Of
Orleans and Catherine Russell of Smyrna.
She, with her husband, went to Coral
many years ago when their nearest neigh
Dor lived miles away.
Say-Don't purchase spring that will |
hump up on one SIDE and be down on the |
other. Buy one that is and will lay the |
same all over. one that you can rest on.
Come in and let US talk spring to you,
whether you buy or not. Foster. Ritter
& Foster.
E. E. Doty was in Chicago this week
attending the Illinois State Photographers
association, having received an invitation
to exhibit some Of his work and meet the
craft. When he arrived there he was
selected as one of the Judges
of exhibits by the president of the asso-
citation, which was certainly a recognition
of his ability.
Couches9 Yes sir We have the Acme
hn nd hat |
years. Besides this. we have the Wilcox
which is thoroughly good, and you can
buy them at the price OF cheap goods. See
US before buying We're glad to show
goods and answer questions. Foster, Rit-
ter & Foster.
That beautiful sofa pillow now on exhi-
biton in the Foster Ritter & Foster win
dow has been donated by Mat Connolly
to st Joseph's church and is being raf-
fled off. Mat has brother who is one
Of Uncle Sans marines on the warship
Buffalo, and while in Japan some time
ago his brother saw Japanese girl sitting
on the sidewalk engaged in the work of
completing the pillow top He purchased
the cove and sent the same to Mat. Miss
Rosa Roth made the same into a pillow
and the lucky person will get it.
The ball game last Saturday between
the Lowell high school team and the Beld-
ing high school resulted in victory for
the home team. the score being to 8.
It was finely contested game, each team
putting up a hard fight, but the superiority
Of the Bedding team showed itself in the
end. This makes the third successive
victory Bedding has won over Lowell, hav-
ng downed them twice last fall on the
yridiron. Stanton heaved the sphere for
Belding and simply bewildered the OPP
posing team with his rattesnake curves
He also received fine support in the way
Of fielding.
A very pleasant farewell reception was
given the Rev. and Mrs. A. Secord at the
church last Thursday evening. Solos
we're sung by Mrs. j. H Armstrong, Mrs.
L. Hubbell and Mrs. j. f. Ferguson.
Mrs. Earl Wilson gave reading and APP
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