Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-09-12

cake pat4ffine wax loc at Patter-
sons.
See the two-headed lady at the House
Of Mirth.
"For Mothers Sake" at Opera House
Sept. 18th.
Mrs. A. j. Torrance is Lansing visitor
for few days.
Watch the display window at Gibson's
bazaar next week.
Mrs L. c. Willard was Grand Rapids
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Al Wells is spending week with
friends in Grand Rapids.
Miss Fay Bradner transacted business
in Grand Rapids Tuesday
Misses Clara and Mabel Ferris left this
morning for visit at Crystal.
Miss Eva Eddy left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with friends at Mecosta.
Amel Ferrick has accepted position
in Manistee and left for there Tuesday.
H. N. Bradner OF Alma is spending a
week with his daughter, Miss Fay Brad
ner
Mrs. A. L. Benedict is the Orleans dele
gate to the w. C. T. U convention at
Lake Odessa this week.
Loyd,s Dry Goods Store wants every
school boy or girl to work for him a little
while every day after school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Abbey are taking
in the fair at Grand Rapids this week and
visiting friends during the spare time.
DR.. |. S. Morris left Wednesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the Michigan
conference of the M. E. church at Albion.
Mrs. Susie Harrington of Lowell will
return to this city in the near future and
keep house for her brother, M. M. Bene-
dict
Regular communication of Belding
Lodge F. & A. M. Monday evening work
in End degree. w. NJ, VIM. Anderson
desires to see large turn out.
H. j. Leonard the gas man has been
piping a lot of dwelling houses for gas
during the last month"; among others be-
ing H. L. Pages house also those of G. w,
Kngsbury and c. S. Barnes.
Edwin ]. Wagner is home for ten
days stay from Ely, New, where be holds
down a lucrative position in the Gugen-
hener Mining Works. is hearty and ro-
bust and the business appears to agree
with him.
The Maccabees of this city have re-
ceived an invitation from the Greenville
tent to visit them on Saturday evening,
Sept a. large number expect to go
and will leave here about 6 o'clock p. m.
by teams.
Joseph Isabel and family left Tuesday
for Crawford Tenn. he has been a resi-
deat here for the past six years during
which time he has been in the employ of
Bedding Bros & Co.. fine workman and
ar excellent citizen. He expects to take
a position with mining company operat
ing coal mines there.
Rev. j. w. Sheehan left Tuesday for
Albion to attend the Michigan Conference
now in session there, he has filled the pull
pit of the M, E. church in this city very
creditably four years. he said he did not |
know where the conference would send |
him the coming year, but if it was back
to Belding again his people would have to
stand it.
Mrs. Robert PEBBLES, who underwent |
an operation recently performed by Dr.
Richard Smith of Grand Rapids, assisted |
by DR.. Pinkham. is much improved and |
her many friends are pleased to be as
sured of her ultimate recovery. She has
been sick for nearly six weeks.
N. O. Grswold is now settled in his Of
fees over the new pcstofflce in the Gibson
block, just completed. These offices are
provided with new furniture and are very /
pleasant. He says he is now at home
to all callers every day in the week.
Greenville Call Mr.. Griswod is an ex-
cellent attorney and one Of the substsn-
tial residents of that city.