Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-02-20

Wait for the opening Of the Hub shoe
department.
"A. Furhman was down from Greenvills
Monday on business.
David Wherry and daughter went tc
lonia on business Saturday.
Fred Stanton returned to his law stud
les at Ann Arbor Monday.
WI Nash of Richland has been CUES,
at II. A. Lambs this week.
Don't forget the Thomas theatre or
Bridge street. Change Friday and Sat-
urday afternoon and evening.
The Temple quartet with Lucy Lee
reader. Feb. 26-M. E. church.
The closing out sale of the Holmes
Clothing store closes next Saturday.
Ask about the biggest bargain ever Of
fered in post cards at Patterson's.
Myron Brown of Sherman. Wexford
county. was guest at James Cramer's
over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Dorman went to Ionia Tues
day to visit her sister and attend social
function given there.
Mrs Fannie Ohlinger and son Bernard,
who visited her parents over Sunday, re-
turned to Wayland Tuesday.
Henry Pral was up from lonia Monday,
having just returned from Pontiac. where
he visited his sister, Mrs. Bird.
Mrs w. Moore was called to Far
mington Tuesday by the serious illness of
Mr.. Moore's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Treat,
aged 20 years.
E o. Born of Allegan district manager
the National Protective Legion, will be at
the meeting next Wednesday night A
banquet at the close, All members take
notice.
Frank Willard and wife were in Green
vile Tuesday. Frank says the cigar
business, especially the Fredco. is BOOM
ing and the company is putting out lot
Of them.
Dr. H Armstrong returned from De-
troit Monday. where he had been to at
tend a meeting Of the executive committee
Of the Michigan Dental association. He
also attended meeting and banquet OF
the District Association Of Dentists, OF
which he is chairman of the clinic COM
mittee
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gildermaster gave
a six o'clock dinner Tuesday in honor of
the third and fourth birth days of their
children. the little ones birth days come
only a week apart and the parents bunch
ed il in one DR.. Orr was also present as
an invited guest and the affair was a
pleasant one.
Mark F. Tuck left Saturday for Peters
burg. Va. where he has gone to accept
situation as filler for large manufactur-
ing concern. He has held the position OF
filler for the Belding- Hall Co. for the past
ten or twelve years and his many friends
regret to see him 60. He will remain il
the business and position are as repre-
scented.
Chas. S. Moore will have an auction
sale Of farm and personal property at his
farm one-half mile north and one mile
west of Smyrna on Thursday, Feb. q,
beginning at one o'clock a. m. In the list
Of chattels are horses. COWS, shoats, hens,
farming tools Of all kinds and many other
things too numerous to mention. Terms
Of sale: All sums of IS or under. cash;
over that amount, six months and one
years time will be given on approved
notes.
Four Of our enterpising merchants, c..
E Ryder, B. A. Wheeler, F. A. Miller and
Hetley & Baden. have entered into CO.
operative delivery system, which, it is
expected. will 60 into effect next Monday.
Three deliveries will be made as follows:
z:5o, 9:l5 and | | o'clock a. m, one man
to do the work for all concerned. The
deliveryman will not be allowed to solicit
orders but will be allowed to collect for
cash orders, and to receive written orders
properly signed and drected.-Northville
Record.
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