Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-27


Fourth of July post cards at Patter-
sons.
| Baby swings o cents each at Patter-
sons
Miss Ina Frye went to Stanwood Tues
Iday for vacation.
Decorate the 4,h regular 10 cent
flag for 5 cents at Patterson's.
Miss Mable Curtis went to Barryton
TUESDAY for a months visit
Mrs. E Yost went to Morley Tuesday
Tor an extended visit with relatives.
DR.. W. A. Little and family are visiting
at 3 3. Rays in Cannon this week
Mrs George Convey left Yesterday for a
two weeks visit with friends at Hastings
| GAS is made as handy as electricity by
the "ARDoL' GAS loNITER. Get one at
the gas office. 5tf
Ira Darling left Wednesday for a two
weeks visit with his parents at Meoosta
Mrs. George Ring and daughter, GLADYS,
eft Yesterday for visit with relatives at
Manistque.
Fancy bannas S cents per doz fresh
sailed peanuts ! S cents per pound at
Pattersons.
Miss Nora Hollenbeek went to Stan
wood Tuesday for short visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
A small kitchen is no drawback when
Gas is used for cooking. Gas range
kitchens are cleaner Off
Miss Birdella Ross and mother went to
8arryton Wednesday for ten days visit
with relatives and friends.
Frank and Leon Pierce who reside near
Ionia we're guests of Ed and Lou Pierce
and other relatives, Saturday,
Mrs. NJ. l. Wood and daughters, Paul
inc and Ruoa, left Tuesday for a week.
sisit With friends at Cedar Springs.
x Gas RANCE IS the best servant you |
can have. Always. neat clean, quick /
relia5le and economical, 52tf
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dick Of Mather
on were guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Bacon the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Neil McFarIane returned
home at Paris Tuesday after few days
visit with their daughters Mrs. Yost ana
Miss Helena McFarlane.
A wonderful inventionl The "ARpol
GAS IoNTER' lights the gas without a
match Simple and inexpensive, for sale
at the gas office. 3tf
Do not suffer with>catarrh which leads
to that dreaded disease The white
plague namely, consumption, but use +
Shackleton's Catarrh Cure sold by T. j.
sole agent for Belding, phone
2l0. Lock box 500.
Mrs. Fannie Fish, president Of the w
R. c., who has been sick for some Tina
past. is better again and informs the Bar
ner that she hopes to be able to meet the
ladies' of that order the 9th of July.
Adam Behler and son and Mrs. Mary
Kline of Lowell, Rev. and Mrs. Killeen Of
Grand Rapids, George Acker and wife
and John Behler of Pine River were in
The city this weak in attendance at the
funeral of Jacob Behier.
Pardon D Cornell who for the past
-en years pas been resident Of Grand
Rapids, died last Friday, aged eighty
years Mr.. Cornell was quite we'll known
n this vicinity, especially in Grattan,
where he taught school for several terms.
Vim. T Carver has received letter ;
and postal cards from George Carver (
Who is now in Cuba stationed at Salada
500 miles from Havana at government |
sugar plantation. He enlisted a few
months ago ID the regular army FOR three
years and says be finds it awful not in
hat climate
Mrs. Clara Stanton and soo, Fred
vent to Grand Rapids Wednesday beir 2
Jailed there 20 attend The iuneral of their
Incle. Asa w. Slaytor. TIE decs SEQ
vas nearly 80 years old and was one Of
he old time school teachers in Kent and
onia counties He was also war vet
sran and one of the best citizens in Grand .
Rapids being highly respected by ,eryone
who knew him. I