Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-21

ment.
500 carpet tacks for Sc at GIBSON
bazaar.
Magazines are now sold by wortlsy
French.
The latest in masks at wortlsy q
French's.
Rooms to Rent-call Mrs. S. Laffler
1914 rings:
Carpet taoks o cent per pound at Glib.
sons bazaar.
Hand colored views Of Bedding at Wort
ley e. French's.
Watch Gibson's bazaar window fol
Saturday bargains.
Ladies read Spencer Bros. announce
msnt for this week.
You can find the latest magazines a,
Wortley & French's
Lowest prices and Easy terms are Fos-
ter. Ritter e. Fosters hobby.
Thirty yards Of A No. | knitting cotton
for | cent at Gibson's Bazaar.
Miss Myrtle Thomas went to Carson
City Wednesday for few days visit.
Neat stationery denotes refinment, you
can find the best at Wortley & Frenchs.
We are agents for Kargon compound
and Virgin Oil Of Pine Wortey & French.
Miss May Kellogg returned to her home
at St Louis Wednesday, on accoun. Of
illness.
Mrs. Ella Haysmer left this morning
for a couple of weeks visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Cora Perham OF Ionia is in the
city today to attend the funeral of Mr.. c.
3. Foote.
Miss Lizzie Lovett Of Greenvle was the
guest of her sister, Miss Grace Lovet
Wednesday.
Watt Frisbee and wife went to Sidney
Center Wednesday for few days. visit
with relatives.
Mrs Andrew CLOSER was called 10
8oyne City Wednesday by the serious ill
ness OF her son.
Miss Dora Tompkins has returned tt
her home at Grant and expects to remain
there for the present. .
Mrs. r. z. Lawrence went to Ionis
Tuesday for a couple Of weeks visit with
friends at that place.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes went to St. JOS
eph Wednesday to assist in the care OF
Mrs F. Ireland's mother.
Ruda Hanselman and family of Ionia
returned home Tuesday after few days
visit at Alex Hanselman's.
Mrs. F. Simpson left yesterday for De-
troit where she goes to purchase fine
line Of millinery for her spring opening
The Green County association will sell
baked goods at E. E. Chappe's store on
Saturday afternoon from 2 until 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown of Grand
Rapids we're Belding guests Tuesday
night while returning from short visit at
Carson City.
Miss Bessie Logginger who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Geo. KnaE p
for the pass two weeks, returned to her
home at Howard City Tuesday
Miss Henrietta Shaffler Of Greenville
was the guest Of Miss Garlic McCracken
Wednesday evening and attended the sur
prise party on Mrs. Ollie Taft last evening.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. j. w. Sheehan Friday afternoon,
March |. As this is the annual meeting
a large attendance Of members is desired.
Mrs. Elizabeth Salyer returned to her
home at Harvard Wednesday, after car
ing for her daughter Mrs. Walter Zerba,
who has been having a tustle with the
grip.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies Lit
erary Exchange will be held with Joseph
inc Connor on Thursday, Feb. %, at $3.50
o'clock. All members are requested 10
be present.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heating, formerly of Smyrna, will be
panied to learn of his death which occur
red at his home in Coleman, February
|. Burial at Clare February 4.
Don't purchase mattress unless you
know what is inside of it don't buy any
thing which will bread disease-Foster,
Ritter & Foster will show you the inside
Of their mattresses and quote you prices
that will astonish you
Miss Eva Belle johnson OF Grand RAP
ids was the guest Of Mrs. A. M. Reed the
first Of the week. Miss Johnson is one
Of Grand Rapids famous singers, and was
here with view Of arranging for con-
cert in this city about the first Of April.
Mr.. Lewis Buttermore and family OF
Amble, this state, arrived in the city the
first of the week and will make their
home in the Gerardy house. Two loads
Of house hold goods were brought by
wagon across country, Tuesday and the
remainder is shipped by train.