Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-16
Frog spears loc each at Pattsrson's.


| Frog spears loc each at Patterson's.
Croquet sets from 55c UP at Pattersons
Stock taken to pasture. Inquire Of
Barney Race.
| Hold to light comic post cards / each
at Patterson's.
Thos. WEIGH went to Marion Wednes-
day on business.
F. W. Howard transacted business in
Iona the last Of the week.
Miss Jennie Weed transacted business
IN Greenville the first of the week.
Robert M. Wilson returned Wednesday
from business trip to Grand Rapids.
Miss Edna Wright of Chadwick was
the guest Of friends in this city Saturday.
Rev. J. C. Meese went to St. Louis
Monday for few days visit with friends.
Miss Florence .Hagadorn left Monday
for Lansing, where she expects to remain
for the summer.
Mrs. A. Garfield was called to Coral
Monday by the serious illness of her
father law.
Mrs. George Bacon of Iona is making
two weeks visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thad Wood.
Miss Marie Hansen of Greenyille was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Forest Hull |
stead, over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Divine of Grand Rapids is |
the guest of her friend, Mrs. H j Con-
nell, for few days.
Mrs. George Briggs of Chicago arrived
yesterday for visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. A. Reed.
Peter Schendon, residing near this city,
went to Greenvle Monday to attend the
silver wedding anniversary Of friend
This week we offer one dozen fancy
water sets with tray at 81 05; without
ray, 98c. Others ask Sl.5O for the
same thing; see them at Patterson's.
Don't forget that GAS RANGE costs
'nly one third the price Of coal range of
same quality. 49tf
The cheapest Gas RANGE bakes better
han the most expensive coal range. Ask
my Gas user. 49tf !
Mrs P. j. Mcclellan returned to her
iome at Gowan Monday, after a short I
Ist with her daughter. Miss Jessie Gott
Mr.. and Mrs. c A. VanHorn of Boulder
Colorado, left for their home on Monday r
asst, after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs 6
larry Clafflin.
Mrs. Luella K. Webster went to Battle t
creek Monday, where she will attend the d
nnual meeting of the Grand Lodge of
he Degree of Honor. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Fallas Race, who were d
allied here by the death of Mrs. Races b
ather, Gilbert Hadley, returned to their
ONE at Lansing Monday.
Miss Hattie Price was called to her '
ONE at Mt. Pleasant Monday by a tele- +
ram conveying the sad intelligence that
err mother had passed away. q
DR.. Marjory Orr was in Grand Rapids v
tuesday, to attend the wedding of her K
lend, Miss Fannie Lamberts. The doc
,r entertained Miss L. l.. Forrest of De- !
oft over Sunday. 3
The presentation OF Monte Crsto" at n
,e opera house Monday evening was ex-
sllent. The cast is an exceptionally a,
rong one. Eugene Moore as Monte G
risto did especially fine work. 81
Porter White and his company of 20
'tors were in the city Tuesday, enroute
Portland. where they played THE u
ools Revenge" Tuesday night. We un- 81 :"
'rstand that they will play in this city a W
tie later in the season. q
&
Greenville is to have another manufac-
ring plant that will put on the market
q celebrated "Tidey" saw sets, saw a.
iides and saw filing machinery Charles &c
. Tidey has purchased the building for =. :.
erly occupied by the Greenvle Planter W
orks and the Gordon Hollow Blast Crate
mpany, which has used the building for 81
offices. will move into the c. j. Church nj
INK block next to Heel p clps about pa
Inc l. 81