Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-03
Dr.. w. Chase's
Kidney and
Liver Pills
Ing relatives in Grand Rapids.
For sale by W. |. Benedich, 3 ding

Monday for visit with sister In
San Francisco, California.
Mrs. p. S. Stocking and grand
daughter, Miss Fannie Mason, of
Spain, South Dakota. are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. Lena Cooper, of
Cambary, Mich
Mrs r. M. Thompson of Cascade
the efficient correspondent of several
papers, attended the meeting of the
Silver Greys and made short visit at
Grandma Elkins'
F. V. Storey recently sold % lambs
in Bedding for five cents per
pound live weight. Platt Rowland
sold Al to Rockford parties for the
same price and j. A. Lessiter a load
Z. j. Byrne of Chicago and Lossie
Byrne and family of Butternut we're
the guests of their mother, Mrs.
Mary Byrne last week.
j. p. Weeks and family of Grand
Rapids are taking vacation at the
home of his father here, and enjoying
Pine Island lake fishing.
Mrs. George Lyons visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Reynolds,
Monday. She took her sister, Miss
Matte Reynolds, home with her and
Mrs. M. Lyons accompanied them.
Mrs. Il p Russell of Greenville,
and neice Miss Lila Mosher of Otisco,
we're visitors at E. V. Story's, last
week. Mr.. Roosevelt and friend of
Bedding also visited there and caught
two pickerel from Muskrat lake that
were worthy of mention.
Tom Donovan went to spring on
his fathers farm Sunday to get a
drink and came near putting his hand
on a big rattlesnake which never
moved until it was struck, seemingly
proving the assertion that they are
blind in August. Tom has a set of
seven rattles as result of the con-
tact
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter attended the
Silver Grey meeting last week and
visited friends here until Monday be.
fore returning to her Bedding home.
Miss Plat of Tuscola and her friend
Miss Brown of Fenton attended the
Silver Gray meeting and visited here
until Saturday, when they went to
Grand Rapids.
The annual Sunday school picnic
of the M. e church was held at the
fine residence of K. L. Brooks Aug. %
with an attendance of 100 persons, 81
of whom we're children. The tables
set on the lawn for them we're filled
with everything that they enjoy, from
chicken pie to ice cream and candy
A table for the elderly people, o.
whom many we're present, was set II
the house with the same abundance
of good things. The after dinne
program was short one of musica
exercises. A number from distanc,
we're present, Mrs. j. Coleman o.
Greenville, a pioneer of Grattan. be
ing one of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorman visite,
Mrs. M. A. Lessiter Saturday night
, attending church at Ashley Sunda,
and taking dinner with Mrs. Franz
, Dewey before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Beardslee we're il
Bedding Aug. 20 on their way to visi
Ionia friends, returning Aug. 81.
Mrs. j. A. Lessiter and mother, Mr..
j. Richardson, attended the Ioni;
fair last week.
t Prof. Chas. Bear, with Miss Wilson
{ of Cannonsburg in the primary room
, commence the Union school mex
! week. Prof. Bear and family visite,
4 his parents at West Carlisle last week
! Miss Jessie Hilburn of Remus begal
: her school in the Cooley district Aug
. 81. The LESTER and Nugent district
! have not yet secured teachers.
The Rev b. G. Heavener and wifi
of Detroit, are visiting her parents
c. NJ. Slayton and wife. At the Ash
ley church Sunday, Rev. Heavene
gave a most forcible and interestin
/, account of his work as a Salvatiais
minister, dis rescue from degredatio
and wonderful conversion from tn
d slums of Detroit. the change In hi
g life being as great as that of tn
Apostle Paul. Rev. FL. Ellis fsllowe
r his address with convincing talk o
e right living and right choosing of tn
: one we should serve through life.