Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-03-12

Mrs. E. E. Fales was in lonia Monday
Broas Mann is home on a visit from
Grand Rapids.
Another lot Of comic post cards. 20 fol
Sc at Patterson's.
Just received another lot Of those fine
sweet navel oranges. Sc doz. at Patter
sons.
Ernest A. Chase and wife left Monday
for visit Of week or two in Chicago.
Mrs Luella X. Webster went to Detroit
Tuesday to attend D. Of II. convention
E. j. Knapp Of the of E. j. Knapp &
Co. left for Stanton. Six Lakes and other
places. in the interests OF the famou:
Wolverine Paint.
2.4oo best parlor matches, locat Pat
terson's.
Will Pollock left Tuesday on his trir
through the state selling shoes for the St
Louis firm in whose employ he is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Wright, son Fay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Of Greenvile
were guests Of DR.. Coville Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Green's church
will meet with Mrs. Maria Moore Wednes-
day, March g. A cordial invitation to all
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. 39t2
Miss Maggie Green and Mrs. Edwin
Riker left Tuesday evening to attend the
state convention Of Royal Neighbors held
in Lansing this week.
L. C. Willard has sold his laundry bust
ness to E. A. Thorne Of Howell, who has
already taken possession. Mr.. Thorne is
an old hand at the business.
Mrs. G. w. Stevens who has been the
guest Of her mother Mrs. Henry Green
and brother Clinton Green this winter left
for her home in Fl. Benton, Col. Wednes-
day.
The coal famine experienced in Belding
has been relieved by several car loads Of
coal received by dealers and it is being
distributed as rapidly as teams can con-
vey it to customers.
Two and one-half pounds best laundry
starch for DC at Patterson's.
There will be work in the entered APP
prentice degree at Masonic hall Monday
night and in the fellowcraft degree on
Tuesday night. All members are re-
quested to be present.
G. J. Gibson will open grocery store
In connection with his crockery store and
bazaar on Bridge street. His stock is
already purchased and he expects to open
in the grocery line this week.
The Bedding cornet band appeared on
the streets last evening for the first time
and rendered fine music. They gave a
number Of selections and at the concert
and benefit rendered them at the skating
rink they cleared about thirty dollars.
They play we'll for the time they have
been in rehearsal
Hear. the Swiss Bell Ringers at the
Congregational church Wednesday even
ng, March 10.
Mr.. Fowl of Ionia says OF all the ca
arrh remedies that are on the market DR..
ohacketons leads them all. IL is fine for
headaches, coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore
hroat, tonsiltis or la grippe. For sale by
T. j. Clemens. Mail orders and phone
)rders promptly filled. Phone 248; lock
,ox 82z, Belding, Mich. 40tf
George Antcliff, who lives at Boyne
city, the eldest son Of the late Frank c.
Antcliff, heard that his father was dying
and he took the train for Belding. Upon
arrival at Howard City he found he could
not go by rail any further until the next
day, and in consequence of the snow drifts
he could not hire livery. He was de-
termined to see his father before he died
and so he started for Greenville, arriving
there footsore and weary He couldn't
get team there because of the snow
drifts and he again started for Belding on
foot, walking all the way. He felt well
repaid for his trouble for he found his
father alive and had talk with him be-
fore he died. If he had not walked he
would not have seen his father alive.