Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-03-05

Fresh dates. Sc ID at PAttsrson's.
The Hub shoe department now open.
Crushed oyster shell. lbs. for Sc al
Patterson's.
Special Saturday. March z. walnut Dor
bons, i DC ID at Patterson's.
Shoe repairing shop at The Hub now
Shoes called for and delivered.
Mrs. Susan Bell and daughter Julia. oil
Alma are guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A
hummer.
Concerts every evening next week
come in and hear the popular music at
Patterson's.
M. Y. Gephart went to Grand Rapids
Wednesday, on business and also to visit
his daughter Aurel.
Everything in shoes. boots. rubbers. etc.
for men and boys at The Hub shoe de-
partment, now open.
Rev. j. E. Sanders district elder return
ed from his trip to, Berry county this week
he will remain few days before leaving
again.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Ashley
church will hold fruit cake and coffee
social at Chas. Godfreys on the evening
Of March l5.
A factory turned over two high grade
pianos and want US to sell them. They
want them sold and we want the room.
See Patterson. 3ot2
The Ladies' Literary Exchange club
will meet at the home of Mrs. L K.
Webster Wednesday. March IL, at $3.50
o'clock.
Earl Reid Vincent is the name given to
the young Imam" who came to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vincent, near
Owosso, Feb. 25.
The Green's Cemetery association will
hold its annual meeting at Green's church
Monday, March 9, at 2 o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Mrs. Ona Locke returned to Ionia yes
terday. She has been assisting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j D. Morse. who have
been having seige Of the grippe but are
j. E. Gibbs of Clifford, Idaho has been
the guest Of his aunt Mrs. E. R. Weter he
was called to Greenville by the death of
his father and stopped off here on his
return home.
E. P. Whitney Of Greenville was guest
Of Fred L. Warner over Sunday. They
we're university chums and Mr.. Whitney.
after graduating from the law department
located there while Mr.. Warner came to
this city.
Portland's common council has raised
the saloon bonds from $4,000 to $4,000
and has imposed a village tax Of $3.50
and will refuse licenses to new applicants
when the present dealers drop out until
the number Of saloons in the village is
reduced to four.
One doesent need to bother to carry
their shoes down town now when they
need fixing Just call up phone 239, The
Hub. or call at the store and tell them
you want your shoes fixed they will call
and get them, repair and return them;
charges the same as at any good cobblers.
Claude PETER was in the city Monday,
the guest Of his mother He is looking |
we'll and hearty and is at work in the
culinary department Of Hotel Golden in
Howard City as chef and patrons of that
nostelry are sure Of having fine meals
served up to them. His wife is spending
the winter here.
Go to Gibson's for your fruits. Prices
are right.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Fuller Of Greenvie |
were guests at M A. Chapman's couple
Of days last week and attended the an
nual fripponerie Of the Congressional club.
See what SOC will buy in granite ware
at Patterson's.
Don't have the nerve to send items to
this office announcing doings gotten up
for profit unless you want to pay for them
We sell our space and papers for living.
If advertising is worth doing it is worth
paving for All announcements of enter |
tainments where fee is charged are pub
lished at five cents line.