Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28

Brinton F. Hall left Tuesday for Chicago
on business trip.
George Kingsbury was home from Reed
City over Sunday.
Another shipment Of fancy Bannas, Sc
dozen at Pattersons.
w. B. Reed and wife were visitors at
Grand Rapids, Wednesday
MISS Myrtle Warren IS spending few
days with friends in Sheridan
Miss Pearl Button was the guest Of
Grand Rapids friends over Sunday.
AGAs RANGE saves It's cost the first
season in decreased fuel bills. 81 II
Miss Matte Goyt went to Howard City
yesterday for short visit with her parents
Mrs. Will Wider Of Iona was the guest
Of relatives and friends in this city, Sat
urday.
Don. forget to attend the Star EIec-
trio theatre which opens to the public Sat
day afternoon.
Orba Mccoy of Detroit took advantage
Of the excursion Sunday to visit Bedding
for few hours.
Miss Gertie Hess returned to weidman
Saturday, after short visit at the home
of Orlo Hammond
A party of eight young ladies from the
Ashfied enjoyed days ovting at Bald
win lake, SATURDAY..
Mr.. Mary Graham and daughter Retta
left Tuesday after few days visit with
friends at St. Louis.
Miss Ruth Sherwood OF Greenville was
an over Sunday guest Of her sister, Mrs.
TED Finch Of this city
Mrs. j. 3. Essex-and Mrs Frank Smith
went to Sheridan Tuesday for short
visit with friends at that place.
Mrs. Sam Brooks returned 10 her home
at Ensly. Wednesday after three weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Miss Henrietta Shaffer Of Greenyle
was the guest Of her sister Mrs George
LOOMS from Saturday till Monday
Richard Dawes of McBrdes returned
home Tuesday after few days visit with
his brother Thomas Dawes Of this city
Mr. and Mrs s. c. Martin returned to
their home at Butternut, Monday after
few days visit at the home Of their son
Will.
The Misses Bertha and Minnie HUSKY,
who have been working here for some time
past, left Tuesday for their home at SUIT
tons Bay.
Mrs. A. E. Weter left Wednesday for
Chicago, where she will visit her daugh-
ter Mrs A. l. Pond, and also at Polo, III.
before returning.
chas Sherwood went TO Howell Satur-
day with his son-in-law, Irving Coss. who
went to the tuberculosis hospital at that
place for treatment.
Mrs, Jess Fetterley left Saturday to join
her husband in Big Rapids where they
will make their home for the present.
Both have many friends in this city who
regret to see them 60.
Flags and Vaces for Decoration Day at
Patterson's
The Smith boat livery has out cards
giving rates for the boat rentals The
boats are in commission most Of the time
and the ride on the river affords excell-
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Misses Union Suits regular soc value
Csc at Pattersons,
Bedding W. c. 7. U ladies are working
to have public drinking fountain estab-
listed in the town. The only trouble with
the scheme is that men are great deal
like horses You can lead them to water
but you cannot make them drnk-water.
Portland Review.
Meats roasted or broiled In a Gas
RANGE retain far more of their Juice and
flavor, than when cooked in any other
way. 81 Il
Miss Cora Kingsoury entertained about
dozen Of her lady friends at'the home Of
her parents on Hanover street last night
to a strictly "hen" party. Half Of the num-
her wore male attire while the remainder
were attired in the habiments peculiar to
their sex Dancing was the order Of the
evening and very happy time was en-
joyed by all.
Editor Lapham Of the Beding Banner,
gives the Observer credit for some re-
marks about conditions in "our younger
days We'd like to tip it off to Brother
Lapham that we amt SO darned old that
we've begun to talk about "our younger
days" Guess he got the wrong paper,
but well venture 10 remark that lot Of
Portland girls contain more than three
ounces Of sugar il the Belding damses
don t.-Portland Observer.
Friday afternoon at the High School,
Patriotic day will observed. J. II. Keeney
Of the g. A. R. Post will have charge
and among the speakers will be }. A.
Snow young man home, to Greenyile,
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