Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-24
Wall paper sale at Cornell Bros.

Wall paper sale at Cornell Bros.
Fancy bannas | 8 cents dozen Satur-
day at Pattersons.
Mrs. z. VanGnder has returned from
her visit in lonia.
c. A. Wheeler was in Chicago last
week. returning Saturday.
Mrs H. H. Belding was in Grand
Rapids for the day Monday.
Mrs. John Lemley returned Tuesday
from short visit to Saginaw.
Will Meyers has purchased a new
Chase piano at Foster 81 Ritter's.
Beryl Currie has gone to Detroit where
he has position and will remain for a
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Phillips are enter
tanning Miss Rose Riker of Portland for a
week.
Mrs. Clara Stanton visited her daugh-
ter, Ona, in Lansing the fore part of the
week.
Miss Minnie Shuts has returned from a
two weeks visit in Grand Rapids, Dayton
and Lansing.
Vern c. Divine returned from Chicago
Saturday VIII fe he had been several days
purchasing goods.
Mrs. P. A. Frederick was called to her
old home at Kalkaska Saturday by the
sickness of her mother.
Mrs c. Nanan, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. D. Hayes for six weeks, has re-
turned to Grand Rapids.
We will maintain our old price on GAS
COKE, regardless of the raise in other
towns Bedding Gas Works. 5tf
Mesdames L. A. Cole, M. A Mcintyre
and James Carol ofGreenville were guests
of friends in this city Monday.
Free sample copies Of The American
Boy" magazine are now being distributed
to boys at The Hub Clothing Store.
Fred A. Washburn and wife accom-
panied their son, Harold, to Grand Rapids
Tuesday He was on his return to Ann
Arbor
Dr. and Mrs J. H. Armstrong and the
children we're in Greenvile over Sunday.
guests of their friends. DR.. and Ms. M. G.
Hillman.
Among the real estate transfers this
week was the sale Of the Warren Wheel
ock home on the north side to Henry
Richardson, the consideration being $zz5.
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, New Home,
Standard, New Royal, Paragon and Ruby
machines, prices Sl8 to $500 down
and soc per week-at Foster & Ritter's.
The millinery opening Of Mrs F. Simp-
son Wednesday evening was largely at
tended and the ladies were much pleased
with the new styles and the excellent
manner in which they we're displayed.
Sewing machines rented at Foster &
Rtter's.
In renewing his subscription to the
Banner, we note that o. j. Foster, for
mer resident and business man of this
city, is now located in Everett, Washing
ton, having bought an interest in house
furnishing establishment there. and is
well located.
Mrs. Louis Esselstyn, who spent liz
years as missionary teacher in Persia,
gave missionary address at the M. E.
church Sunday morning. Rev. Mr.. Es-
sestyn is now in Persia and Mrs. Essel-
styn expects to return as soon as her
children are educated.
Don't forget the date. It's Wednesday
evening, Sept. so. Burgderfer and his
Jolly entertainment. Senior class benefit.
You miss it if you miss it.
George Coleman, drayman Of Altoona
county, bewailed his bad luck when his
dray horse went lame. There was moth
ing for him to do but place the horse in
the stable and hire another one. In the
evening when he started to doctor the
lame foot he saw something shining in the
hoof. It proved to be diamond stickpin
the stone being worth 5 so, and it was
this that had caused the trouble. Cole
man noticed that the horse was limping on
the opposite rear foot and when he started
to clean it out he found a SIS gold piece.