Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-18

See our line of Sc handkerchiefs at
Pattersons
Inspection invited at Foster & Ritter's.
A l2xl4 foot tent for sale by Foster &
Ritter.
Picture framing speciality at Foster &
Ritter's.
w. E. Leach and wife visited their sons
il Grand Rapids this week.
Remember the special reduction on
hammocks Saturday, June 20.
Wortley & French.
Konseas relieve headache, Sc the box
a. Wortley & French's.
Mrs. Mark Tuck was guest Of friends
! in Greenville. Monday and Tuesday.
Frank R. Chase has been in Detroit this
week attending the G A. R. annual.
Picnic plates and baskets in fact every
thing except the lunch at Pattersons.
Maurice A. Reed has returned from a
few weeks visit at his old home in Lock-
port Ill.
DR.. F, M. Forman returned Tuesday
from an extended business trip in Onion
ogan county.
Mrs G. w. Fish and daughter Daisy
returned Tuesday from short visit with
relatives and friends in Owosso.
Oscar Day was called to Ionia, Tues
day, on a jury, The cases were settled
out Of court and he was released,
Mrs. A. Paulson returned to her home
at Amble Tuesday, after short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lamb returned
last Friday from Ypsilanti. Mr. Lamb is
slightly improved but unable vet to be at
the store.
Mrs. Fred Hemple of Detroit, and Mrs.
John Swartz of Greenville, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Summons,
Tuesday.
Mesdames Viola Kending and Bessie
| Freidt of Coral we're called here Monday
to attend the funeral of their brothers
wife, Mrs. Grover Buchanan.
Mrs. Sarah Fullerton Of Greenyille was
called here Tuesday by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Totten, who suffer-
ed slight stroke of paralysis the first of
the week.
Mrs. A. Bgelow Of Stanton is guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry Atkinson,
and granddaughter, Miss Mabel Barnum
Mrs. Bgelow was a resident here num-
Der of years ago.
Mrs. M. E Rogers of Medina, N. T.,
who.ha been guest at Wilbur n. Locke's,
left on her return home Wednesday. She
will accompany George Gregory and wife,
who have also been guests.
The Misses Mary Rogers, Thelma Nell
son and A. Verle Temple and Mrs. H. R.
Unger were in Lowell yesterday attending
the marriage Of Miss Rosa Roth and Mr..
William Winchell. Both Of the contract
ing parties are well and favorably known
in this city.
Three double sheets tanglefoot fly paper
for cents at Patterson's.
Mrs. w. F. Hazard and nephew arrived
from Chicago Monday and joined her
husband here. For the present they are
stopping at Hotel Belding but later will
occupy L. E. Green's home during their
absence this summer.
Fred A. Washburn is in Chicago this
week taking in the convention on the side.
Mark Brown. Oscar Day and A. B:
Hull were drawn on special panel to sit
as Jurors in the damage cases brought
against the company by some OF the in
jured in the Salem wreck. but the cases
were settled. Nellie Dolson gets $4,000
! Anna Hickey. $500, and Miss Setback
1850.
Rev. N. j. Myers and A. L. Spencer
r left Wednesday for Boston, where they
will set sail for Europe Friday to make q
} six weeks tour. In order to determine
. what effect their trip might have on the
weight they stepped on the depot scales
v and Mr.. Spencer tipped the beam at ~
o pounds, while the elder could only brinI
Ii up to the 40 pound notch.