Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-03-05

Get your shoes repaired at The Hub.
Visit the new shoe department at The
Hub.
Sweet pea seeds free at Benedict's
Watch for date.
H. A. Smith and wife have returned
from Coopersville,
Regular meeting Of the Dorc chapter
Tuesday evening.
5000 free sweet pea seeds will be Civ
en- away by Benedict.
Ayers books for boys in paper covers,
l DC each at Patterson's.
Mr.. John Gibbs Of Idaho has been a
guest at A. E. Weter's this week.
z. SOVEREIGN visited his daughter Mrs.
Frank Miner in Greenville, Tuesday.
Art Brown and family were in Grand
Rapids over Sunday visiting his parents.
See our window Monday-Joker mouse
traps at half price. 2 for Sc at Patterson's.
Master Walter Ireland has been con-
fined to the by illness for the past two
weeks.
At the Peterson auction to be held
March 8, 90 acres of land will be offered
for sale at private sale.
Peter Martin and family went to Green
vile Tuesday to attend family reunion
at Willie Nichols. on his birthday.
Miss Iva Johnson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Conner, returned
home to Grand Rapids this morning.
Just received. 200 dozen ladies' chill
dren's and mems hosiery direct from one
OF the largest mills in the south We can
now give you better values than ever at
Pattersons.
Sweet navel oranges. ! Sc doz. at Pat
tsrson's.
George Hayes Of Muir, was in the city
Tuesday, he was up to visit his daughter
Mrs. Wheeock who lives on the Cooks
Corners road.
Mrs. Mary Kenyon is the guest of her
sister Mrs. Thomas Bracken having
arrived Thursday from Newport Vermont,
for few weeks visit.
Frank Antcffs remains will be taken
to Orleans cemetery for burial by Miller
& Harris, they also have charge of the
remains Of Hazel Chase.
j. B. Vincent returned Tuesday, from a
visit to Eaton Rapids and Nashville, his
son Hiram lives at the latter place and is
doing well in the livery business.
r. D. Fort Of McBrides was in the city
this week he is living with son-in-law
Floyd Totten this winter, he says the
amount Of snow in that part Of the county
IS fierce.
Foster & Ritter, undertakers, will have
charge Of the funral of Mrs. Epson and
also OF Mrs. Townsend and Chas. Foster
will accomgpny her remains to the futile
in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crooks returned to
their home in Detroit Tuesday, Mrs Crooks
will be remembered as Miss Kate Jacoby
who has been spending several weeks
with old friends in Bedding and vicinity,
Ter husband coming to accompany her
nome.
3D. Carpenter and family are moving
back to their farm home this week to have
he care of the apple orchard and other
inc young fruit. Mr.. Carpenter has al
.eady purchased large supply Of sulphur
o be ready for the first spraying.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Case and Miss Jessie Vincent
attended the wedding at Grattan Wednes-
lay Of their cousin. Miss Mabelle Bush,
WHO was united in marriage to Mr.. Gle
and Hunt. Both are highly respected
young people Of that vicinity and Their
many friends here extend congratulations.
BY special request Rev. N. j. Myers,
pastor of the Congregational church, will
-epeat his sermon on the subject, Does
Death End All. or The Charm Of Immor-
atty" Mss Emerson will sing solo
preceding the sermon. In the evening
he pastor will give twenty-five minute
ak in connection with the musical that
S to be given by Miss Emerson, assisted
by the choir. Subject, us Life Worth