Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-08-29

2e cents for fibre water pals at Pat
terson's.
H. S. Forman was an Ionia visitor
Tuesday
No time nor fuel wasted if you Cook
With Gas. loft
loo-lo cent tablets to close out, S
cents at Pattersons.
Miss Jessie Smith was the guest OF Ioria
friends over Sunday.
Geo. w. Ellis and wife of Philadelphia
are in the city this week.
Up-to-date tonsorial work at the North
Side barber shop. S. Baty. prop.
Miss Luella Darling of Lakeview was
the Sunday guest Of relatives here.
Jensen & Wheelers store will be closed
all day Monday, Sept. 2. Labor Day.
The ladies Guild will have a baked
goods sale at Lambs store Saturday, Aug
81.
See the 100 piece gold traced dinner
set we are offering at So SO at Patter-
sons
Mrs. Mable Best and Miss Viola Best
took in the M. A. c. excursion to Lansing
Monday.
Miss Mable Cockerell went to Green
vile Monday for short visit with friends
in that city.
Mss Fay Bradner vert TO Ithaca
yesterday for few days visit with
friends in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lamb of Greenvile
were guests at the home of James Henry
Luce over Sunday.
A. L. Sandy of Breckenridge was the
gnest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sandy, over Sunday.
William Watson and family, who were
guests of his brother. Ray Watson, last
week, returned Friday.
"A Car Man in Danger Substitute
Dray Clerk" Friday and Saturday at the
Bjou five cent theatre.
Mrs. F. H. LaDu Of Conneaut, Ohio re-
turned to her home. Tuesday, after ten
days visit with her sister.
Mrs. Willard Peck took advantage OF
the excursion Saturday to make a visit
with friends in Grand Rapids,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vanderbilt of Chica-
go were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j
Foster from Friday till Monday.
Ray Waldo, who has an excellent posi-
ton in a jewelry store at Mt. Clemens,
called on old time friends Sunday
While in Beldng Labor day be sure to
take in the Bjou Motion Picture Show.
Admission five cents to one and all.
Miss Eva Garfield returned to her home
at Lakeview Monday after a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. A. Garfield.
Miss Iva jackson returned to her home
at Reed City Monday after ten days
visit with her cousin, Miss Blanche Whee-
l1ck.
Miss Eva Morris returned Monday from
an extended visit in Boston and other
eastern cit es. She reports most de-
lightful time.
Miss Bulah Benedict left Monday for
Grand Rapids to accept position as
trimmer in one Of the large millinery
stores in that city.
Mrs. and Mrs. L. r. Spencer and child
rem returned to their home at Battle
Greek Monday after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiley Spencer.
Mrs. Anna Stranz and children and Miss
Jennie Stranz left Monday for their home
in Chicago after pleasant two weeks
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Laux
Levi futile brought into this city one
day last week and left at the Weter-Wise
Cos store stalk Of corn eleven feet and
six inches tall. Who can beat that for
this season.
Mrs. Clara Schandler and daughter,
Viola, left Monday for their home at
Phoenix, Arizona, after three months
visit with relatives in this city and other
Michigan points.
Miss Kittie Byrne, one Of our well
known young ladies', left Monday to &C
cept position as bookkeeper in the office
of the Lowell Lumber Co. Her many
friends will wish her success in her new
vocation.
Mrs. w B. Crawford returned to her
home at St. Louis. Mo, Monday after a
months visit with relatives in this vicinity
She was accompanied by Mrs. B. B.
Crawford who will spend some time in
the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tuck and daughter,
Louise, took in the M. A. c. excursion to
Lansing Monday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Tuck's mother, Mrs. J. H.
Thorne, who returned to her old home at
Hillsdale for her animal visit there.
The alarm Of fire on Monday evening
was occasoned by a slight blaze in the