Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-14

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Rooms to Rent-call Mrs. S. Laffler
1914 rings.
Harley Gilmore is entertaining an at
tack Of the grippe.
We are agents for Virgin Oil of pine
Wortley and French.
Mrs. Harvey Haysmer and baby were
Ionia visitors Monday.
Dining chairs from $3.50 per set I'D at
Foster, Ritter & Foster.
School and writing tablets in abundance
at Wortley and Frenchs.
Miss Singrid Breggran spent Sunday
with her parents at Sheridan.
White pine and Red Spruce for coughs
for sale by Wortey and French.
Syrnges and hot water bottles in great
variety at Wortley and French's.
Fred Stall of Boyne City, is spending a
few days with his parents in this city.
VIM. c. Spicer and Frank Randel made
a business trip to Detroit Wednesday.
Miss Kittie Hartman was the guest OF
her parents from Saturday till Monday.
| Miss leila wood returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with friends at
Lowell
| Roy Kniss went to Lake View Monday
to spend few days with his parents at
that place.
Mrs. Edward McVicker visited among
her people at Chadwick from Wednesday
until Monday.
Miss Beatrice Parks returned yester-
day from few days visit with her sister
in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Payne Rimes went to Edmore
yesterday, for few weeks visit with rel
| atives and friends.
w. D Balou and wife attended the
Lincoln club banquet in Grond Rapids
Wednesday evening.
Mesdames W. H. Kennedy and Ray
Watson were guests of Greenvie friends
Tuesday forsthe day.
Mrs. Lydia Moore returned Monday
from short visit with friends and rel
atives at Howard City.
Miss Lydie Helbig Of Morley arrived
here Monday to accept position in Bel
ding Bros. 8 Cos fabric MILL
Attention Skaters-iood skating at
Whitford's Amusement Hall every Wed
nesday and Saturday nights.
Mrs. j. G. MINER of Ronald is spending
this week visiting at the home OF her son,
F. MINER, and vther relatives in this city.
ROCKERS, Rockers, Rockers. We are
over stocked with them and want to sell
EN- bad, get prices. Foster Ritter e.
Foster.
When desiring something neat in the
way OF souvenir cards or views of Beldlng
you can find good supply at Wortley and
French's.
Mrs. Phoebe Mcconnell went to Big
Rapids Wednesday for few weeks visit |
at the home of her SON. Lee, in Fig
Rapids.
VIM Owen in Shakespeare, under man
agement Of Whitney Opera Co. at opera |
house March lst. Watch for ADVERTISE
ment later.
VIM. Owen in Shakespeare under the
management at the Whitney Opera Co. |
at opera house March lst. Watch for
advertisement later.
We believe that we can convince you |
that we have for your selection the most |
complete stock of drug sundries in lonia |
county. Wortley and French.
Mrs. Steve Baty and baby OF Grand |
Ledge arrived here Monday to spend a |
few days at the home of Mr.. Baty's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Baty.
Emory T. Ferguson and wife were in |
the city Saturday being called to Grattan
to attend the funeral of her uncle, Chas. J. |
Watkins, which was held on Sunday
M. c. Bentley OF Marshall, has leased |
the building lately vacated by A. and d.
Friedman and will open a fine stock OF
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
Mrs. Daniel w. Belding Of Chadwick
was called to Grand Rapids Tuesday or
account Of an injury received by her son
who was acting as motorman on the
street railway.
Jacob Weaver has received the an.
Of the marriage Of his niece !
Louise Mae Weaver and Guy w. Lunn OF
Chicago Mr.. Lumn was a former resi-
dent of Greenville,
The Orleans Center Cemetery Associ-
alton will hold its annual meeting at the
Orleans town hall, March d. Everyone
is cordially invited TO attend
Edith Face, Secy.
The following were callers at Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Cuttings Sunday, Feb. 10, Ed
Cornell and wife. Carey Bradish, Leo
Blair, Elmon Tuthill, the Misses Callie
Katie, Ruby, Oracle and Louie Suits and
Mary Doyle.
The cad naue yeaches thie nlace of the |