Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-08-06

Miss Blanche tIouehton Of wsstviiis.
was guest Of Miss Lena Cook over SUM-
day.
Mrs. n. S. Shriner OF Grand Rapids is
spending week with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Trail.
A party Of Greenvie Autoists called
on Mrs. F. c. HELEN and Mrs. Ed Trail
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stanton returned to
Cadillac, Saturday, after an extended visit
in this city.
Attend the Annual Harvest Sale at
Lincolns.
The city is installing a public drinking
fountain at the Bedding Savings Bank
corner this week.
Miss Julia Chassagne, who has been
guest of Mrs. N J. Myers. will return to
Akron this week her home.
Meats roasted or broled In a Gas
| RANGE retain far more of their juice and
flavor, than when cooked in any other,
way. 81 IT
The Misses Blanche and Sadie Glass
left Tuesday for Watervliet. They were
accompanied as far as Grand Rapids by
Mr.. Glass and his son Stanley.
| Singer and Wheeler & Wilson machines
two dollars down and soc per week at
| Foster & Rtters.
The infant daughter Of C. S. Clark. the
operator at the station, died Tuesday Of
acute indigestion, age five weeks. The
body was taken to Clare for burial.
Fancy Bananas Sc dozen Saturday at
| Patterson's.
Avah w. Pringle, former employee OF
the Banner, and Miss Cleo Bishop were
married in Vincennes, Ind. Aug. S. Fur
Their notice of the event given next week.
A. B. Hull left Monday for Cincinnati
to attend the National jewelers. Associa-
ton, He was accompanied as far as To-
edo by Art Mccoy and wife Of Hastings
who have been his guests.
| Mems Is cent underwear ! S cents at
Lincoln's Annual Harvest sale.
The county Sunday School convention
will be held in this city Sept. % and 90.
There will be number Of state officials
and workers present and it is planned to
make the event a helpful one.
sE- One-fouth off on all summer wash
goods at Lincoln's Annual Harvest sale.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb and sister, Mrs
Nettie Brown. left Wednesday for visit
with relatives in Grand Ledge. Mrs
Brown is visiting here from Watonga
Okla, where she resides. She is accom-
panied by her son Orville.
Some attractive prices on pianos and
organs at Foster 81 Ritters.
Mrs. May Stocking Knaggs, president
of the state w. r c.. was the guest Of
Mrs. DR. Coville while here to visit and
instruct the corps. She also visited the
silk mills and expressed much pleasure al
the many courteses extended her.
A GAS RANGE makes the kitchen a:
clean as the parlor. 81 II
A. w. Smith OF the north side, also q
Mr.. Travis were among the number to &c
west Monday. They are not looking fol
job in the harvest fields, however, bu
will take in the sights of the now mucf
talked of Laramie valley. Wyoming, ane
other points for few weeks.
Three double sheets tangle foot Sc o.
Csc box rs double sheets at Patterson's
A blaze in the grass on the lawn at tn,
Richardson Silk Co. boarding house Mon
day evening at o'clock called out tn,
, II fire department and it was quickl,
! squelched A similar blaze near Dar
Zimmerman's on the North side was tn
/ occ ,son OF the alarmiat noon Sunday.
Sewing machines rented by Foster 4
Ritter.
, We neglected to mention the fact las
/ week that will Stanton. brother o
: Ray Stanton, was killed by fall from
scafold while working at painting i
, Columbus, Ohio. Ray, who was visitn
! at George Kingsburys, leftat once fol
that place and accompanied the body +
Shc ridan where the.funeral and intermer
too k place.
Mrs. j. Crossken and son Of Chicago
are visiting at Mrs. Pringes She wa
\ called here by the death Of Myrtle Evans
A few hours after her arrival from Ban
! gor, where she had been visiting. a tele
gram came of the accidental death Of he
D brother Ernest Jacobson, who resides j
Chicago, but she was unatle to 90 HON
to attend the funeral.
Parifne Wax l0c per pound cake q
Pattenson's.