Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-16
Wanted -Two girls. Hotel G arnett.

; l.R. Waldo was an Ionia visitor Tues
day.
You can't afford gasoline SO Cook Wit
GAS 49tf
Tonight at the opera house, ma,
Twins"
Mrs. Henry Patterson was a Crane
Rapids visitor Tuesday. NH.
II Mrs. George Shipman returned Tuesda,
from short visit with Greenyille friends
Miss Mary Maturean left yesterday TO,
an extended visit with relatives in Lam
sing.
Water pipe laid from your curb to the
: house at 5 cents per foot. See Brady
: Martin about It, 1872
Miss Emma Gibbs Of Grand Rapids was
guest of Mrs A. E. Weter from Satur-
day until Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Conner was called to Portland
Wednesday by the serious illness of her
mother.
Have you seen the new wood or coal
attachment for Gas RANcEsp Ask the
Gas man. 49tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kline returned Tues
day from few days visit with friends at
st. Louis.
Miss Jennie Riker went to Battle Creek
Tuesday as delegate to the Grand Lodge
OF the Degree of Honor.
Miss Luella Hansellman went to Lam
sing Monday, where she expects to spend
the summer with friends.
The sewing machine problem is easily
solved by visit to the furniture empor-
um of Foster, Ritter & Foster.
Found-On Bridge street, Sunday.
pair of glasses. Owner call at this office, |
prove property and get the same.
Something new A GAS RANGE that
also burns wood or coal. Low in price at |
the Gas office. 49tf
Mrs. Margaret Schendon returned to
her home at Greenvle Monday, after a
short visit with her son Peter in Miriam
A new light The "BIJou" INVERTED
Gas LAMP burns ten hours for one and
one fourth cents. Ask the Gas man.
4etf
The difference IN price between a coal
range and Gas RANGE will more than
pay Tor years Gas fuel. 49tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Tooley of Howell
took advantage Of the excursion last Sun
day TO visit Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Tooley.
0. E. Ball, the resident optician, is en-
joyng good business and has lately ad-
ded to his line something extra fine in
bi-focals.
Pianos: Thinking Of buying one soonq
Well just call and see us and we'll make
the proposition clear to you. Our pianos
please and so do our prices. Foster
Ritter & Foster.
Mrs. Myrtle Thayer, who has been ii
guest of relatives here for the past three
weeks, left yesterday for her home at
Kalkaska.
Ed Trowbridge of Chicago was in the
city this week. He is now with the Gable
Piano Co. and holds good position. He :
Iesioeo mere elgnt years ago.
Mrs. Nellie Ireland, Mrs. Lagee Hall .
and Mrs Romano Robinson went to .
ireenvlle Wednesday to attend mis-.
'ionary meeting, which continues through
oday.
You may need some picture framing
MS spring. III that is the case penetrat, =
he iptari0p ~
Inc varieties of mouldngs to select from.
Ne frame them and frame them right =
zoo kinds to select from. Foster. Ritter
Z Foster.
Mrs. r. r Reeder of Yonkers, N Y.
accompanied by her two daughters. Ms
lanes P. VanNess and c. Arbucke. are =
making ten days visit at the home OF =
Mrs. Nellie Ireland.
Carson VanSlaricom, an inmate of the
'plnney sanitarium, died yesterday morn
ng at 80, aged SO years, as a result o.
paralysis. His remains were taken &c
Burlington, Calhoun county, his former .
ome, for interment.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas, who has been =
making an extended visit in this CITY. left
esterday for her home in Delton. Barr,
ounty. She was accompanied by he,
granddaughter, Mrs. William Malone
'ho will visit there for while. =
The Mystic Workers had a good time :
their meeting in Woodman hall Tues
ay evening. Supreme Editor Adams o. :
ne official paper of Holton, ILL.,, and ais, j.,
|. E Curtis Of Cadillac made addresses
nd Miss Root recited. Ice cream anc
AXE were served at the close.
Over one-third Of mans time is spent (
bed, why not make your nights res
asy by resting on one of our cotton fel
lattressssp We show the inside as wei !
$ the outside and you cannot be misled
ry sleeping on one of them and get al
lere is coming TO you in the way Of rest !
oster, Ritter e. Foster. /
Whitman Richmond and Hoyt E. Pierce |
re now in Seattle, Wash having frs, [
isited in Oregon on arriving in the West I
hey paid Dr. Martin a visit and fo,,,S | 4