Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-07-30

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w. F. Sandell went to jackson. Tues
| day for short business trip.
Mesdames M. Beemer and J. H. Doyle
| were Greenville visitors Tuesday.
Miss Bernie Link Of Greenvile was the
uest Of Minnie Larson, Monday.
Mrs M.-Bly left yesterday for weeks
visit with relatives at Merley and Atena.
Miss Belle Crosby is enjoying a visit
Mrs. E Hollenbeok returned to her
home at Lakeview Monday, after a short
| visit with Bedding friends.
c. A. Wheeler and family left Friday
for weeks visit with friends and reat-
ives in Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Meats roasted or broiled in a GAS
RANGE retain far more of their juice and
flavor, than when cooked in any other,
way. 81 If
Miss Jennie Wagner left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
Grand Rapids.
Mark Nc Nett and son Wilbur went to
Carson City, Tuesday for a few DAYS
visit with-his brother
Howard Harrison Of Athens is the guest
of his cousins, Fred and Lloyd Underwood,
and other friends in town.
Mrs. Lane and daughter, Mrs. KEN
pher, went to Big Rapids yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs A. Hopkins and daughters went
to Ionia, Tuesday for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Farnsworth OF
Lowell. arrived in this city Tuesday for
short visit with their daughter, Mrs. K. A
Thorne.
John Mehney and Frank McCraken and
wives were at Pine Island lake few
days ago and caught 200 blue gils
Many neighbors shared in their good luck
Horato S. Earle, candidate for gov
ernor. will speak from the rear platform
of the 500 a. m. train Thursday, Aug 6,
in this city.
Harry Atkinson left Tuesday for a ter
days visit at Niagara Falls. He accom-
panied his mother home from a months
visit in this city
Arthur M Smith, son OF the late Vernon
II. Smith, died suddenly in Ann Arbor
Wednesday, by the breaking of an abscess
on an liberated tooth.
w W. Mitchell and his crew are push
ing the work on the Broas and Congress
street sewers at lively rate these DAYS
the excessive heat SC
prevalent of late.
At the Church OF Christ Sunday morn
ing the pastor, Rev. 0. w. Winter will
preach at the usual hour Union service
in the evening. Rev. G E. Brown OF
CRYSTAL OCcuDVinp the pulpit
On account of the death of Myrtle Ey.
ans the picnic Of the Church Of Christ
Sunday school has been postponed. Ar
ranpements will be made for later date
at the Sunday school on Sunday.
E E Doty added another trophy TO his
list Of honors by carrying off the highest
honors at the recent National Photogra-
piers Association meeting in Detroit. 1t |
was solid silver cup standing about S
inches high and of particularly beautiful
pattern.
George Thomas took advantage OF the |
Niagara Falls excursion Tuesday to visit |
this great natural wonder. He will also |
visit several other eastern cities before |
his return.
Rev. C. E. Maxfield went to Detroit |
Tuesday for a short visit. He will return |
in time to hold regular services at the |
church next Sunday morning
Leslie Monteith received the sad intelli- |
ence the last Of the week that his moth |
err. Mrs Elizabeth Monteith. had died or |
Thursday at her home in Pacific Grove. |
Cal Mrs Monteith was formerly resi- |
dent of this city for number OF years |
prior to her removal to the west
There were more than sixty presen at |
the Smyrna Cemetery Association meet
ing held in Maccabee Hall, Smyrna, last |
week Thursday A famous dinner with |
roast beef as the substantial part and |
all kinds of good things accompanying II |
was served and Sl0. was cleared.
thousand feet OF Gas ($l25) viii
positively do more cooking than cord Of
wood $500. SLIT
The clerks of the North side and those |
Of the south side met on the baseball bat
tie field Wednesday in battle array The
battle waged fiercely for six innings with |
Frank Condor as umpire. The North
siders came out victorious so they claiu
by ecore of S to 4 Some Of the van
pushed say that Condor favored the
North Side men in his decisions and are
very wroth. The South siders also claim
the victory by score of to S and we
are unable to decide where the honors be-
ang.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Renkles and their
daughter Aimee Of Hastings, were guests
at the home Of j. T. Angel the first of
the week.
Mrs. Louis Stearns and son Uric, of
3reenville, were guests of Mrs. Alex.
Balm, Tuesday.
John Ellis, who has been spending the
past two months with his daughter, Mrs.
F. E. Barnard, left Tuesday for his home
at Dodgeville, Wisconsin.