Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-10-01
Short Rems of Interest Re-
Latins 10 the Town and It's
People. told IN a Single
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Brevities.

Tonight, at the opera house. musioa
comedy, widow McCarty."
A large variety of post card albums tc
select from at Wortley e. Frenchs.
Persian Lawn in boxes, so sheets paper
and fifty envelopes for 29c box.
Cornell Bros.
S. E. Dean and son Everett Of Barry
ton were in the city Wednesday visiting
relatives and old friends.
Fountain syringes and hot water bottles
at Wortey & French's; the kind that are
guaranteed for two years.
Regular service at the Church of Christ
Sunday. Rev. o. w. Winters subject in
the morning will be Forward.
Byron F. Brown is confined to the house
this week by sickness, but expects to be
able to get out again in few days.
GAS CoKEl Gas CoKEl Time to put
in your winter supply. One-thrd cheaper
than hard coal and goes farther. l5tf
Attend the fall opening and mems Style
Show at The Hub next Saturday. Don't
come to buy, but to look. Souvenirs to all.
Mrs. Ed Cowan of Dildlne was dele
gate to the Sunday school convention held
here this week. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Nette Chrystler of Iona.
w. w. Case is making Improvements at
his place. he has recently installed gas
heat and light In his grocery and has also
been making an addition to his barn.
Miss Sarah Greiner, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo A. Stanton,
for the past year, returned to her home
at Kingsville. Ont, last week, stopping at
Detroit for short visit with friends.
OThe Misses Naomi Goodng, Ann
Bracken and Beatrice Stanton, left last
week for the State Normal School at
Ypsilanti. The two former are on their
second year at that institution and Miss
Stanton is beginning the course.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, of Albion, is a
guest of her cousin Mrs. Mary Alexander,
who resides over fingers bakery. Miss
Abbott is DESTROYS Of getting up class
in piano music. She is graduate and
has taught music for some time.
The petition to have guardian appoint
ed for R. w. Trussell, formerly of this
city, now of Milan, was dismissed by
Judge Webster in the probate court
Wednesday. Mr. Trussell is capable OF
managing his affairs.
Mrs. M. A. Chapman and Miss strunk
of Hillsdale went to Lowell for visit
Friday, returning to Grand Rapids Satur-
day. where they were met by M. A.
Chapman. E. H Robinson and Miss Ma
bel Robinson, all spending Sunday with
Clayton Chapman and wife. who are now
nicely settled in their new home.
Come to The Hub next Saturday and
see the new fall styles in mems and boys
apparel. Saturday is Fall Opening day
and everybody should come. see the new
goods and get souvenir.
Silas Cobb returned last Saturday from
Petoskey, where he has been during the
summer working in factory that manu-
features butchers blocks and grocery
boxes. with Julius Henke superintendent.
He liked the place and says his job is
open for him when he wishes to return.
Carol Spicer took his pair of driving
steers to the Greenville fair last week
and placed them on exhibition for which
the fair committee awarded him prize Of
five dollars. Carol made big hit when
he drove them. hitched to buggy, on the
race track and in the stock parade, He
says next year he will break another pair
but he must have $25 90 for the attrac-
ton and exhibit or it will be no go to
Greenville.
See Foster & Rtter's window.