Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-07-25
These real hot days. we sing in praise,
OF the GAS RANGE neat and cool;
No worry and care. just burn hot air,
It's the cheapest and cleanest Of fuel
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Bird cages from SOC up at Patterson S

Mrs. Frank Freeman OF Orleans was the
Sunday guest of her brother. Dan King.
Miss Edna McManus left this morning
for a two months visit at Syracuse. New
York.
Earl Richardson went to Ionia Monday
where he has accepted a position in .
laundry.
Mrs. Earl Stewart left Monday for q
few weeks visit with her mother
White Cloud.
Mrs. Roy Hgbee of Lansing is spending
few days in this city, the guest Of Mrs.
Ray Gilmore.
Libbie Yener and Libbie Smith Of Stan
tor we're guests of Bedding friends tho
first Of the week.
The Misses Leila Carpenter and Flossie
Louden we're guests Of lonia relatives the
| first of the week
Mrs. Frank Ross and daughter Doris
went to Muir this morning for a months
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Beardslee of Sheridan was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen
the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bremayer
Of Disco township, Monday, July 22nd,
fine nine pound daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Roberts left Mon
day to be guests for few days of rela
tives and friends at Vicksburg
Mrs. E p. Miller of Stanton enjYeo
the last Of the week as the guest of her
friend, Mrs. W. p. hetherington.
Mrs. j. Sullivan who has been spending
the summer at the home of VIM. Carve r
left Monday for her home at Quincy.
Mrs. Alice Trussel and daughter Gladys
Of Milan arrived here yesterday for o.
days visit at the home of r. w russell
If the heat from the old cook stove pre-
vents your sleerlng at night, throw 1t out
and buy GAS RANGE you'll never regret
it, 5tf
Miss Eva Morris left this morning for a
trip to Boston. On the wav she will
meet Miss Grace Bailey, who will accom-
pany her.
Miss Maud Sarver, who has been work
ing here for some time past. went to Big
Rapids, where she expects to remain for
the present.
Mrs. Era Green and two sons of Seattle,
Washington. arrived here Wednesday for
few months visit with relatives in this
city and vicinity.
Mrs. Eta Mclaughlin and Mrs. c. s
Barnes are the chaperones for company
of young people at the Stanton cottage,
Long lake. this week.
Alvina Adams, who has been here for
the past five weeks assisting in the care
of Mrs. Hiram Green, returned to her
home at Mecosta Saturday.
Mrs. j. C. Abbott and son John return
ed to their home at Ovid Saturday after
spending a couple of weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Q. Tooey.
Mrs. Jay Raby and children. who have
been guests of friends in this city and
vicinity for the past week. returned to
their home at South Boardman Tuesday.
Harold Washburn is taking an extern
sive western trip, during his summer
vacation from Ann Arbor. travelling for
D. M. Ferry & Co. of Detroit He is now
in Iowa.
You can't be too quick about filling YOU
cellar with GAS COKE for winter as the
supply is limited. so per cent cheaper
than hard coal and SO per cent les:
ashes 70 carry out Order now al tn,
gas off CD. 5tf
Mrs. E. R. and Mrs. A. f Weter, Mis-,
Edna Wise and Mrs. A. L. Pond of Chi
cago, who have been visiting her parent:
here for the past week, leave today foi
a several weeks stay at the Weter cot
tage, HazIett Park.
Maurice Crib, well known in this city
who has been working in South Bend
Ind, for some time past, had the msfor-
tune to lose half of the thumb on his left
hand recently by coming in contact with
a carving machine.
Mrs. Emma Brown and children re.
turned Saturday from a two weeks visi
with relatives at Rockford and Courtlanc
and we're accompanied by Miss Fay Smith
Of Rockford who is enjoying a short visi
here.
Victor Pickard. manager Of the BeldinI
farm, reports that bolt of lightning
J struck a shock of rye in his field durinI
the storm Wednesday and burned ever
spear Of it. Fortunately the rain pre-
vented the fire from spreading to othe
portions Of the field.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hanselman had
sort Of family reunion at their home o
Sunday last, among those present bein
Mrs. John Hansellman and son Fred
Petoskey, Miss Luella Hansellman an
Matt Faber of Greenville and Mr.. an
Mrs. John Jacott. also Of Greenville.