Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-25


Get your shave and hair cut at Baty'
North Side barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Lee Of Ksene visited
over Sunday at Will Covert's
Miss Mable Spencer went to Ionia FRI
day for few days visit with friends.
Steve Baty. the North Side barber, will
give you satisfaction. Give him a call.
f, Mrs. Helen Purdy of Smyrna was the
guest of her son, Fred Purdy. yesterday.
Miss Nellie Stewart left Monday for a
short visit with relatives and friends at
Lakeview.
The Misses Cecilia Noble and Maude
Bostoff were guests of Dlldine friends
over Sunday.
Isaac Burkett was called to Woods
Corners Friday by the sad news Of his
brothers death.
Mrs M. j. lmhoff of Greenville was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j
Younger over Sunday.
Benedict, the druggist, is making
number Of changes IN the appearance of
the interior of his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kieen were called
to Alto Saturday to attend the funeral of
the latters grandmother.
Miss Henrietta Schaffer Of Greenville
was the guest of her friend, Miss Garlic
McCracken, over Sunday.
|. L. Hubbell was called to Grand Rap
ids Tuesday on legal case in the Kent
circuit court in which he is interested.
He who would make his fond wife
smile should buy sewing machine from
our large assortment. Foster. Ritter &
Foster.
George Stout of Stanwood was in the
city Tuesday calling on old friends. He
says he likes the farm and is enjoying life
as well as possible.
The Little Homestead" heart story
of intense human interest in four acts by
the popular author, w. B. Patton, at the
opera house May /.
|. r. Waldo, who has been spending the
winter here, left Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with friends at Grand Ledge,
Lansing and Coldwater
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bivns on
Tuesday last, fine eight-pound boy. ALI
interested are doing well and Fred is as
happy as clam at high tide.
Harold Patterson and Irving Demorest.
who have been spending short vacation
with their parents here, returned to their
school duties at Ann Arbor Monday.
Make your home brighter and your
family happier by buying one OF our ele-
CANT Pianos or Organs. Easy payments
when desired. Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Chapple and Miss
Carrie Holmes were Grand Rapids visitors
yesterday. Mrs. Chapple went to Kala-
mazoo for short visit before returning.
Chase's Kidney & Liver Pls-the pop
ular kidney medicine will run nearly
thousand inches Of advertising matter for
Benedict this year. 1t will appear in The
Banner.
"Disposing of Sorcerer" will be the
subject of the illustrated sermon at the
Church Of Christ Lords Day evening A
splendid interest is being manifested in
this series Of sermons on the life and work
Of the great apostle Paul. The fine COL
ored views fix the incidents in the apos-
ties illustrious career indebly upon the
minds of the hearers.
Frank Darling left Tuesday for Alaska,
where he will try his luck in the gold
fields OF that country. AS slight token
Of the regard in which Frank was held by
his fellow associates at the Balou Basket
Works, he was confronted Sunday after
noon by several of the boys. who pre-
sented HIM with a fine compass. On
Monday evening another party called at
his home, and after enjoying short time
in prospecting" in the gold fields, handed
out crackerjack revolver which they
requested him to carry as a body guard
His sister, of Stanton, made him pres
ent of a valuable gold watch and chain,
and others did not forget box of cigars,
clothing, etc as reminders of the many
happy days enjoyed here.