Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-09
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tton A. B Morse of lonia was in the
city Monday.
Leave your order for bedding plants
with Geo. O. Tooley.
Mrs. B. j. Fitzmorris was the Sunday
guest OF her parents at Portland.
Miss Mittie Moore was the guest OF
friends at Grand Ledge on Sunday last
Fred Schlegle and wife were guests OF
Mrs. Schlegle's sister at Lansing Sunday
The jar held 5,lz5 pennies Il. f.
Doty won box OF cigars; he guessed exact
number. Stella Kaiser won box of candy
her guess was 5000. Geo. o. Tooley.
Silas Hull is more than happy this week
and wears a smile that don't want to
come off little bit. all on account of twin
girls, which came to live with them Mon
day morning.
Bert Waldo is visiting his people here,
having arrived from Sterling Ill Satur-
day, where he is in business. His health
is not good at present and he is here to
recuperate for short time.
VIM. Sparks of Keene was in the city
Monday and arranged for rebuilding or
the site of his house recently burned He
will put up another good house on about
the same plan as the old one.
In renewing his subscription to the
Banner j. w. Barker writes from Sparta
that the family are we'll and conclude
they want the news from this section OF
the country for another year.
Mrs. w. A. Tyrrell Of Ithaca, who has
been spending few DAYS OF the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Tyrrell of this city
eft Tuesday for short visit at Stanton,
before returning to her home.
w. B. Travis, who has been home for
couple of weeks from western trip, says
that the basket trade is booming with
orders, which are so plentiful that the
company is not able to fill them as fast as
wanted.
The Bedding Cemetery association re
quests everyone to be present at the sew
ing bee, Wednesday, May 5, at Mrs. Will
Prices, third house east of Factory c
Bring your needles and thimbles, also
dinners, and sew all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron c. Green are
bringing up colt on bottle The little
fellow is doing well and is as frisky as
lamb. The mother died when the colt
was only ten days old. from paralvtic
stroke, and the motherless animal had to
be cared for. Clifton has named him
Teddy.
The National Protective Legion held
meeting and banquet last Friday evening
to round out their membership contest at
the Woodman hall, and very interesting
session was held, both in business and
a social way. About 90 new members
were admitted. A short program and
fine service Of refreshments closed the
event.
If James Avery has good luck he will
have small fortune if not good sized
one, from ginseng plant he is operating
in bis garden He started the bed four
years ago and has recently added thou
sand more roots to it. The old and the
new are doing well and if at the end OF
the fifth year he should Dig a thousand
pounds of ginseng, which is worth Sl250 |
a pound, with seed enough left to grow
another thousand pounds it is easy to fig
ure it out.
The many friends of Miss Martha |
Valley will be greatly surprised to hear
Of her marriage to John B. Bauman of |
Grand Rapids. The wedding ceremony |
was performed at the home Of Mr. and |
Mrs. j. T. Bauman on April 25 Miss
Bessie Bauman attended the bride and |
Fred Joselyn acted as best man. After
a short wedding trip the happy couple
will be at home to their many friends at
Grand Rapids.
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