Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-12-12
Short Hems of Interest Re-
lafins to the Tosvn and It's
People, told In = Single
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One-half off on ladies' and misses
coats. See ad. Spencer Bros.
The Eaton Hurlbut stationery at Wort
ley & French's.
Gas is not luxury; you cheat yourse
IL you don't use it. 20tf
Beautiful hand painted calendars at
Wortley & French's.
See the Teddy Bear handkerchefs S &
| 0 cts. each at Patterson
You can make your holiday selections
at Wortley & Frenchs as usual.
Every gasoline accident makes new
customers for the gas company. 2ltf
Xmas boxes Of Cigars? A good assort-
ment OF them at Geo. 0. Tooley's.
Notice Wortley & Frenchs annual
display of holiday goods now ready.
. A few dollars will buy great many
Xmas presents at Wortley & French's.
Miss Anna Lawson returned Monday
from a short visit with Greenville friends.
Ladies Literary Exchange club will
meet with Mrs. Abbie Spencer Thursday,
Dec. q.
wood or coal fire-box for gas range
heats your kitchen with less fuel than any
cook stove. 2otf
One-half off on ladies' and misses
coats. See ad. Spencer Bros.
Early buyers have an advantage in
selecting Xmas presents. Come early.
Wortley & French.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Slayton left We'd
nesday for Detroit for visit with their
son.
Mrs Clara Burt Of Sheridan visited at
the home of Mrs. Frank Darling the first
Of the week.
A gas light Of one hundred csrdle
power costs less to burn than single oil
lamp or candle, 2ltf
Miss Beuah Mcintyre left Monday eve-
ming for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Mary Pierson returned Saturday
from weeks visit with her son, Thomas
Pierson and family at Sydney.
Miss Allie Mcintyre went to Hastings,
Monday night, for weeks visit with rel
atives and friends at that place.
The Ladies Aid Of the Church Of Christ
will hold baked goods sale at Perce's
store Saturday, at lo:5o o'clock.
Mrs c. M Book of Greenvile was a
guest of Mrs. Mark Tuck and Mrs. S. l..
Wright from Saturday till Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Burt of Sheridan was the
guest of Mrs Frank Darling the first of
the week. She left Tuesday for visit at
Saranac.
The Misses jeanette Peterson and Rose
Lyle Of Detroit were guests of Miss Jen-
ME Jackson at the Sanitarium the first of
the week.
All the chicken pie you can eat at the
Baptist church Friday, Dec. 8, from |
to p. m, 25 cts; supper, too from 5 to
z p m, 5 cts
The Misses Lizzie Boardman and Tressa
Chevalier left Tuesday for few weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Lansing
and points in Canada.
II you want big feed at small price,
come to the chicken dinner at the Baptist
church Friday. Dec IL, served from |
to p. m, rs cts; supper from 5 to z p.
m, S cts.
Goodwill Hive No. $50 of the L. o. T.
M. M. will nominate and elect officers
Saturday. Dec. d. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Frand A. Helmer Of CASTLE N. Y, and
Chas. Catlin Of fillmore, N. Y. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Helmer the
last Of the week. They left for their re-
spective homes on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. James A. Baynton and
son Howard left Tuesday for Templeton
Wisconsin, where Mrs. Baynton and son
will spend the holidays. Rev. Baynton
expects TO return on Friday.
Nicholas Mehney has moved from the
Bricker farm where he has resided for
the past seven years, to the R. Bradish
place at Cooks Corners which he recent
ly purchased. Mr.. Mehney thinks he will
now settle down quietly for the remainder
Of his life,
The bazaar given by the Baptist ladies
in the church is in full progress. 1t begar
l
Wednesday and will close Friday night
A fine chicken pie dinner will be served
Friday for rs cts and an oyster supp eli
for Is cts. The Baptist ladies never fai
to provide most excellent menu.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Landy. who were
called here last week on account Of tn,
death OF the latter's mother, Mrs. VIM
Mcintyre, left Monday evening for thei
home in Barker N. Y. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. Mcintyre who expect,
to spend the winter with them.
It's common thing to see notices for.