Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-10

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Green and ripe tomatoes for sale by E
M. Parney, telephone lis.
Mrs. F. Taylor went to Lagrange, Ind
Saturday to attend a family reunion.
Miss Grace Annis is having few days
lay off this week while nursing felon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wilson went to
Armada Saturday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hanks are papa
and mamma to a fine son born Aug. "a.
Mrs. Kate Retterstoff and daughter
Mary. were Grand Rapids visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. E. E. jerks went to Detroit
yesterday for few weeks visit with her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Darling are spend
ing a few days with their daughter at
Lake Odessa.
The total enrolment Of pupils in our
public schools is 684, total in Central
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If you want home made bread, cookies.
cakes or doughnuts, see Mrs. John Sayes
in the Demorest flat.
Miss Blanche Benedict went to Lansing
Saturday, where she has a position as
teacher in one of the public schools.
Gas CoKEl Gas COKE Time to put
in your winter supply. One-third cheaper
than hard coal and goes farther. Off
See the Gans-Nelson boxing contest at
the Royal theatre Friday and Saturday,
Sept HIP. These pictures were taken
during the fight in San Francisco July a,
1908.
Regular services at Church Of Christ
next Sunday morning, subject; Church
Extension" Evening subject: Choosing
Mate
Mrs. George Hufford and two children
returned to Grand Rapids Saturday, after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Crawford.
F. Dickinson and the Misses Ida and
Frances Dickinson of Fremont were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stewart the last of
the week.
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 ladies Of the St Marys Guild will
hold kitchen shower in the Church
House Wednesday afternoon, September
9Th. All friends of the Mission wishing
to contribute any article suitable for
kitchen use may either send or bring il
to the Church House on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Coville was in Toledo
last week and attended the American
Women's Press Association OF which she
was a former vice president and states
she was elected recording secretary.
She also attended the Women's National
Relief Corps convention.
Lauron j. Myers has certainly shown
artistic skill in the display window OF Jen-
sen g. Wheeler IN arranging beautiful
figure of a woman wearing the new d.
rectore or sheath gown. 1t is made up
all from one pelce Of goods and the dra-
perry is excellent. Those styles were worn
as far back as 1898 and we're fashionable
in those days particularly in France.
The staff in the ladies hand is like what
was used in the olden days. Many are
now being worn in fashionable circles.
Miss Pearl Chapman, tho l5-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs R. E Chapman
Of Fenwick, was assisting with the house.
work when in some manner her dress be-
CANA iQnited from a gasoline stove. The
girl, terrified, Immediately rushed out
doors and it was only with difficulty that
she was oyertaken and the flames extn-
guished, but by that time the clothing was
almost burned from her body All that
medical aid could do was done for the poor
sufferer but Of no avail She passed
away last week Tuesday morning about
one o'clock. The mother, who was not
at home at the time, was hastily sum-
moned and reached home about one hour
before the enc. The funeral was held
Thursday and was largely attended. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman have the heartfelt
sympathy of all.