Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-28

John Day repairs shoes under Lincoln's
Miss Florence Alverson went to Howard
City Monday.
Miss Mauds Spencer is home from Oil
vet and Detroit.
All goods go at special prices at the
Holmes Clothing Cos. sale.
Mrs. S. Baty left Wednesday for few
days visit with friends at Bailey.
Good books can be found in ample as
sortment at Wortiey & Frenchs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Comstock went tc
Ionia Tuesday for few days visit
Miss May Harvey went TO Greenve
Saturday to spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Mary Earl of Galesburg was the
guest Of Miss Rosa Klenk Monday night
Mrs. L. Stocking was called to Alpena
Monday by the serious illness of an aunt.
"Mismated" will be repeated at the
opera house March g. Seats on sale Mar.
You can always find Colgate's high
grade soaps at our store. Wortley &
French. SD"
Mrs. Ella Sherwood and son, Bay. re-
turned Monday from visit at Grand
Rapids.
Don't forget to call and see the swell
new line OF spring hats a: the Holmes
Clothing store.
Mrs E. T. Wise went to Greenvile
Monday to assist in tie care of ler sister
who is quite sick.
Mrs. VIM. Morris OF Coral arrived here
yesterday for a few days visit at the
home of j. B. Andrews. =
Mrs. j. v. Allen of Grand RAPIDS was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs w H. Gilmore
from Saturday till Monday
Elmer Upper of Grand Raj ids, VIII,
has been visiting relatives in this vicinity
for the past three weeks, left yesterday
for that city.
r. r. Robinson of Toledo accompanied
Ellis Ranney of Greenville to this cit,
Tuesday to inspect the milking machines
on duty at the Ranney dairy farm.
Miss Sydney Sindo. who has been
working in this city for some time, lief
Wednesday for Nealey, Ohio. where she
expects to remain for the present.
All Daughters of Rebekah Victoria
lodge No. 60 are requested to be presen,
at the next meeting which will be helo
March as there will be initiatory work.
Fred Ireland of this city and Chas. A
Ireland Of lonia left Saturday for Piqua
Ohio, where they we're the guests Of the
manufacturers of the Favorte store for
few days. 80
Chas. A. Jensen received dispatch
this week conveying the sad information
that his father was dead at Longeddy, N.
r.. and left for that place on Wednesday
Mrs. Mary McMullen of Grand Rapids
was guest at the home of Jason Hicks
the first OF the week She left Wednes-
day for short visit at Ionia before re-
turning to her home.
"A TIP on the Derby" a rip-roaring
farce comedy Of about fifteen minutes
duration will be used as a curtain raiser
next Wednesday night. Mr.. Garfield has
q comedy part in this.
Mrs. II. G. Wiley and little daughter,
Mary Elizabeth who have been guests at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs j.. F. Plnkham
for some time past, went to Lansing Sat
urday for a short visit.
Long silk gloves are going to be in as
great demand as they we're last year,
and will be very hard to get later in the
season. E c. Lloyd is showing a good
line 90 .z5o. $l.oo, sI.5o and $500.
Probably about the best veal cali
ever brought to this market was sold tc
c. H. Keeney Saturday by H D. Fore
man. 1t was fine one weighing III
pounds and but thirty four days old.
H.L.Page and wife of Grand Rapids have
been the guests Of friends in this city for
a few days this week. Mr.. Page was
one Of Belongs hustng busl-
ness men and is in business in Grand
Rapids.