Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-03-28

Baking day is holiday if you Coos
WITH Gas Att
Silicon Silver Polish loc per box al
Patterson's.
|. L. Hubbell transacted business ir
lonia Monday.
We invite you to call and see our 1907
line Of wall paper Wortley g. French.
Mrs. George Boyer visited friends al
Viokeryville Monday.
(e) The very latest in dress goods and
silks at Spencer Brothers.
Buy your gas range Now. while it can
be installed without delay. Att
Ask Wortlsy g. French to show you the
latest design in wall paper.
Miss Flossie Green was the guest of
Greenville friends yesterday.
We aim to give you pure drugs at rea-
sonable prices. Wortley & French.
Many people suffer from eye strain,
but none do who use GAS LIGHT. Att
Rev. T. J. Clemens and family were
guests Of friends at Moseley yesterday
(a) More Of those elegant tailor made
suits received this week at Spencer Bros. :
You wouldn't travel by stage coach in
time of railroads; then why cook by obso-
lete methods when GAS is so much cheaper
Aft
MISS Ella Lyman went to Greenville
Yesterday for few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. J. L. Kitzmiller Of ireenylle was
the guest Of her daughter, Miss Mollie
Kitzmiller, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Armour entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rose of Greenvile
from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Marion Burns of Butternut re-
turned home Monday, after a short visit
with Mason Burns of this city.
Mrs. D. E. Ward and children of Green
vile were guests of her aunt, Mrs. j. c
Baker, from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Althea Aubill left yesterday for
New ALBANY, Ind, where she will visit the
Rey. F. T. Porter and family for short
time.
George Ellis of Philadelphia, who has
been spending several days with his Beld-
ing friends and relatives, left Monday
evening for Chicago en- route for Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Sumner Wilson and Mrs l. L
Hubbell entertained a company OF young
people Friday evening at the home of Mrs
Wilson. in honor Of their sister Marie's
birthday anniversary.
tarrh. asthma or bronchitis, for you can
remedy Sold by Robert Letson, Broas
street; Citizens phone 355
Fine SC supper at the c congregational
church Saturday night with the following
msnue: creamed potato bacon and eggs.
warm biscuit. maple syrup, fried cakes,
cheese, pickles and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Godfrey Of Lowell
were guests of William Covert from Sat
urday until Monday. Mr. Covert returned
on the same train from Seattle, Wash
where he has been for several months past
Steve Baty the well known barber. has
established a barber shop on the North
side and is now ready to serve the people
in that part of the city with neatness ano
dispatch. Steve is good barber and
should meet with success.
"Prepar alton for Great Life Work"
will be the subject OF the illustrated SER
mon at the Church of Christ Lords Day
evening, March 81. This will be the first
of series of illustrated sermons on the
life and work Of Saul of Tarsus. Every
body welcome.
Peter A. Bale OF Grattan township,
aged z6 years, 9 months, passed to the
great beyond on Monday morning. Mr..
Bale died as the result of an attack of
dropsy and the funeral was held at his
late residence Wednesday. The remains
were taken to Whtneyvlle for interment
on the morning train. Mr. Bale leaves
behind him devoted daughter to mourn
his death.