Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31

Notice the Valentines In Frank O'Bryon,
window.
Cornelius Hill had business in Sheridan
last week.
W. W. Psgg attended the Farmers In,
stitus at Smyrna yesterday.
Earl French went to Laksvisw ysstsr.
day for few days visit with his parents
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman p
Richmond on Wednesday morning, fin,
baby girl.
"Sour Grapes at M. E. church Friday
evening February 8, Edward Amhsrs,
OFT will lecture.
Miss Francis Ostrandsr who has re-
turned from the west was the guest oil
Mrs. C. Hill over Sunday.
Miss Alta Gunthsr went to Carson City
Wednesday after a ten days visit with
her friend, Mrs. w. E. Jones.
Don't fail to visit Frank O'Bryon's first
annual opening Feb. IL, from 200 to
1000 p. m. and receive carnation.
Miss Zada Wilson has returnad to
Brooklyn, N. Y. after visiting for some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
| Wilson.
Miss Ella Lawson returned to her home
at Sheridan Wednesday after few days
visit with her friend. Miss Ssgrid Berg
gran.
Mrs. S. M. Carr returned to her home
at Lowell Yesterday after q two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. William
Coggsvills.
Mrs. Mary Lincoln and Mrs. A. c. Stoll
Of Howard City returned to their home
yesterday after few days visit at the
Spinney Sanitarium.
Miss Rowsna Fargo left Tuesday morn
ing for Chicago to spend some time with
her grandmother, who has been in rather
poor health for some time past.
The examination Of "Dick" Perkins was
closed yesterday in Justice Moulton's
Court the testimony being sufficient for
his honor to mold him to trial in the Circuit
court.
February IA is the first annual opening
of Frank O'Bryon's Confectionery and
ice cream Parloi. Everybody visiting
the store from 900 to 1000 p. m. will
receive carnation.
Rev. C. E. Maxfisld Of Detroit will
preach in the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and and evening. Mr.. Maxfield
has quite reputation IS lecturer as
well as minister Of the gospel.
Mrs. e. J. Cowsn returned to her home
at Lakevisw Wednesday after = few
days visit at the home of her father, Ed.
Wilson, near this city. Mr.. Wilson &C
eompanisd her home for short visit.
". I. Benedict captured lst, End and
5rd prizes on his Buff orppington chickens
at the pet, stock and poultry show in
Grand Rapids last week. The prizes be-
ing divided among the birdsIin that ratio
Mr.. and Mrs. S J. Nsvins Of Sand Lake
arrived here yesterday for 4 few days
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sandy. They are on their way to Colo
RADIO where they expect to reside in the
future.
C. M. Wheeler Of Saginaw. a resident
OF Bedding some thirty years ago, was in
the city the first Of the week renewing
old acquaintance of the long ago. He
notes great change in the city since his
last visit in these parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Eddy are visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity for a
few weeks. Leon has recently returned
from trip to Norway and Sweden where
he had an audience with the king. He is
interested in mining interests in those
countries and is engaged in selling stock
in this county.
Tavern Parslow. for some time past
the efficient salesman in the City Shoe
store. has accepted position ia the shoe
department of the Jacobson store at
Greenvills and will move to that city in
the near future. Vern 10 good sales
man and Bedding people hate to see him
leave.
Listsn-Ars you aware that all Furni-
ture has advanced in price from thirty
five to forty per cent during the past
year, and that il 10 sure to advance this
year2 Well, it's . fact. but in spite Of the
advance, We ars selling goods at only 10
per cent advance over the last seasons
prices We are enabled to do this by rea-
son Of our trade having steadily increased
during the past two years. We are grow
ing into more territory. enlarging our
stock. advertising values such as were
never before offered in your city. We
make the assertion that our prices are
the lowest, our terms the easiest, and our
treatment the most courteous 10 DO found
anywhere. Foster, Ritter & Foster.
w.R Olds has growing in his green
house a small lemon tree which 10 six or
seven years old from which he has just
picked q ripe lemon weighing three