Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-18
"Hoosisr Girl" Friday night.

McCall's patterns at Spencer Bros.
See Spencer Bros suit and jacket ad-
vertissment
Mrs. Ed Pierce is in St. Johns this
week visiting relatives.
Don't forget the school entertainment
at the M. E. church April "a.
Spencer Bros. are selling suits and
jackets at special prices. See ad.
Mrs. Ruth Watson was the guest Of her
parents at Lowell from Saturday until
Monday.
Go to Foster. Ritter g. Foster for bed
room suits. Several new suits just re-
ceivsd.
Regular meeting Of Belding lodge F. &
A. M. Monday evening; work in Fellow
craft degree.
Levi Moulton, who has been working
here for some time past, returned to his
home at Blanchard Monday.
w. |. Benedict has been having extra
shelving put into his store, which gives
greater convenience for displaying good S.
Mrs. DR.. Ferguson was called to Bay
City Tuesday by the death Of her brother,
Ed Wilson, who had been i'll but short
time.
Mrs. c. M. Webster, mother OF o. F.
Webster, returned to her home at Green
vile Tuesday, after few days visit with
her son.
Don't forget to see Foster, Ritter &
Fosters assortment of linoleum before
you buy-they show the largest assort-
msnt in Bedding.
Perry S. Leonard of St. Louis trans
acted business in this city the last of the
week and was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
j. c. Msese over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Face has accepted a posi-
ton SIS bookkeeper and stenographer in
Foster, Ritter and Fosters furniture and
undertaking establishment
Mrs. Frank Willard has accepted DO
sition in w. +. Bricker's store and Mr..
Millard is employed in the machine room
at the Ballou Manufacturing Co S plant
Rev. J. A. Baynton of the Holy Trinity
Mission left Tuesday morning for Sturgis,
annual.conference Of the Episcopal church
Daniel Zimmerman has purchased
portion OF the old North Side school house
Of the Church Of Christ of Latter Day
Saints for 5 so and will move It to his
lot and make an adnition to his house.
The Lake Odessa Times reached our
,sk last week in an enlarged form. the
worthy editor, Geo. Mcmillan, finding it
necessary to add a column to each page
TO meet the demands of his rapidly in
crsasing business.
Joseph A. Church will soon return to
resume his former position as foreman of
the plumbing department of j. n. Tenn
mink d Cos hardware establishment
We are sorry for Belding but rejoice for
Grssnville. -Greenville independent.
II young man loves young lady
that's his business; il the young lady loves
the young man-that's her business: If
thew get married-that's their business:
il they wantfurniture (dnd perhaps some
time bdby cdrr7dge)-thats our business.
Foster, Ritter & Foster
A slight blaze in one of Justin Fairs
residences located east Of the high schocl
called out the fire department Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was extinguished without
the aid OF the department and the at
tsndent excitement was wasted on the
wintry April air.
Mrs. Will Dorman has reason to think
the Thursday Twelve club a fine lot, as
oufinR nor IiineSS q couple or me members
walked in on the day of their meeting
with basket Of good things from the
table and potted white lilly Just ready
to bloom. Mrs. Dorman is a member Of
the club.
M. j Demorest has closed up his deal
with London, Ontario firm giving them
the Canadian right to manufacture and
sell his cement mixer He is to receive a
royalty OF Sis on every machine sold.
Mr.. Demorest went to Grand Rapids yes
terday to investigate and prepare plans
for his new cement veneering machine by
means of which an old house NAV be
easily and cheapy yeneered.
Reuben Bradish has exchanged his
place at Cooks Corners, where he has
lived for over 80 years, with Nicholas
Mehney for a house and lot at the corner
OF Mary and Front streets and will move
into the city this week. About 80 or 90
OF his old neighbors and friends gave him
and his family farewell reception last
Saturday and the company filled the
house from top to bottom. They began
eating dinner, which was the best ever
served in that region, at noon and didn't
get through until after o'clock, so it is
said. Everybody had good time and
rejoiced to know that the Bradsh's were
not going to move far away. They were
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