Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-08-01

"Bijou" theatre opens Saturday.
Keep cleanl Keep COOL Cook WITH
Gas. stf
The latest magazines on sale at Wortley
& Frenchs.
Stationery by the box. tablet or pound
at Wortley & French's.
Miss Gertrude AIhng left Monday for
a months visit with friends at Marion.
Mrs. George F Smith is visiting relatives
in Romeo. She was in Detroit over Sun
day.
Mrs. E. j. Kinsman entertained Mrs
Ada Hoag Of Ssginaw last Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Louisa Anderson of Greenvie
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Lucy
A. Guild.
Mrs. Clyde Fuller and baby left Monday
for three weeks visit with her mother
at MoBrides.
A match, scratch. your fire is on; a
twist of the wrist your fire is gone. II you
Cook WITH GAS. 8tf
Miss Jessie Markham of Elm Hall is
spending a couple of weeks at the home
Of Albert Markham.
Teachers examinations for all grades
will be held at Ionia Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, August 8. 9, 20.
II. Phelps, who has been very sick at
his home in Greenyle, is reported better
with favorable chances Of recovery.
Let us tell you how easily you can Sc
cure a piano or organ on the easy pay
ment plan Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brooks went to
Lansing Saturday for few days visit
with relatives and friends at that place.
The Washington club picnic was held
at Bald win lake Wednesday, with an at
tendance Of over 90. A fine day and a
fine time.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and family are en-
joying short visit with relatives in the
northern portion Of the state They left
for there Saturday.
The happiest women in town are those
who keep house with GAS RANGE and
Gas WATER HEATER. Things are done
quicker work is easier homes are clean
er-where GAS IS used. OH
The Misses Bernce and Avis Atwood
have been the guests of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L c. Fales, and friends in
this city for the past week.
Mrs. w. B. Crawford of St. Louis, Mo,
is making an extended visit at the home
of her mother, Mrs. r. r. Curtis, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
The Misses Eva Dyke and Jennie Ma
lesKe, who have been working here for
some time past. left Saturday for their
home at Alpena. where they expect to re.
main for the present.
George w. Temple of Luther spent
Sunday with his daughter, Miss A. Verle
| Temple, being enroute to his home after a
short visit with his sister in Adrian. He
also visited other relatives in this vicinity.
Prof. V. Kertcher, optcan of Lansing
| will be at the Hotel Garnett, Belding, from
the st to the 9th Of August. If you have
any trouble with your eyes you should cal
on him. Eyes tested free. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Miss Edith Demorest was in Big Rapid:
Yesterday to attend the wedding OF I
teacher friend. who taught in the SAINT
school at Holland where she was teach
err the past year.
The National Protective Legion held
meeting at Woodman hall last evening
at which several new members were init
ated. After the new members were in
troduced nice program was carried on
after which all INDUCED in refreshment
consisting of ice cream and cake.
, A dispatch from Seattle. Wash, date
July 90, stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Wolcott. Will Patterson, Neil Jersey an
Stella Thompkins. all formerly of Beldini
left there July q for three week
r camping trip in the Olympic mountain
, near Hoods canal. The Banner expect
to hear from them on their return hom