Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-05-02
Short Aems Of Interest Re-
Lafing to the Town and ITS
People. told IN a Single
Paragraph.

| Teddy Bear postal cards lie each a
Patterson's.
Mr. and Mrs. @. N. Foster spent Sun.
day with their daughter in Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Weeks went te
Greenville yesterday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Carter went tc
Greenvile Wednesday for short visit.
The GAS RANoEhas proved its economy
How can you afford to be without itp
Att
1t is easy to save little money by buy.
ing yonr wall paper at Wortley & French's
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitney Of Cedar
Springs called on Belding friends Tues
day night.
Chester Conant was the guest of his
parents at Cedar Springs from Saturday
till Monday.
Mrs Z A. Blair wishes to announce
that for the next two weeks she will give
a discount OF S per cent on all Trimmed
Millinery. Rooms over Holmes Clothing
store.
Prof. h. S. Hart, graduate Phrenolo-
gist has taken rooms at the office Of DR..
P. Coylle and will give readings there for
the next week.
The lecture given by Thos. Brooks
Fletcher at the M. E church on the MAR
tyrdom Of Fools" was as good one as
was ever listened to in this city.
Several inches Of snow fell Monday
night and Tuesday morning citizens of
Bedding awoke to find the ground covered
and genuine snowstorm in full blast
BY 10 a m, however, it had mostly dis
appeared
CLOSING the Door of Opportunity will
be the subject of the illustrated sermon
at the Church Of Christ Lords Day even
ing. Some very fine views will be used
to fasten the incidents covered in the life
of the great apostle Paul upon the mind.
Everybody welcome.
Edward j. Reeves left Wednesday for
Alberta, Canada, where he goes in hopes
that the change may be beneficial to his
health. Mr.. Reeves has a host of friends
here who will wish him safe Journey
and all hope he may regain his health and
also strike good business proposition
while there.
George Leonard, who has been working
for Chas. Madden for some time past,
left Monday for Petoskey where he will
work this summer.
The machinery and fixtures Of the
Model Laundry recently owned by Arthur
Goodrich was sold Saturday to Arthur
Brown for $40, on an attachment execu-
ton, to satisfy claim Charles Brown
held against Goodrich for rent.
ajor Frank r. Chase has recovered
from his recent attack of the grip and is
able to be out again. He says it is the
first time in over forty years that he has
been obliged to remain in bed on account
Of sickness, not SINCE he was in the army
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Riley, DR.. |. Bern
hard, Miss Grace Riley, Ed Christensen
and Miss Clara Gibbs are gaining quite a
reputation as pedestrians They walked
from Greenvile to Beldng in one hour
and forty-five minutes, starting from the
city hall in this city Saturday evening"
Greenvle Call.
DR. VIM. Bell was sixty three years
old Wednesday, May ! and the date also
marks the fortieth anniversary Of his
medical practice, as he began as prac-
ttioner in Middesex, N. Y, on that day
forty years ago and has been in constant
practice ever since. Time has dealt gen.
tly with him; fortune has favored him
fairly, and he says if he owes anyone he
desires them to send in their bill, as he
wishes to owe no man cent.