Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-24

Connsll Bros. big wall paper sale is
now on.
Sec hand bills for special sale ct Pat
tersen's.
Mrs. w. |. Benedict was in Ionia
Monday.
c. j. Yeater and family have moved to
Muskegon.
Miss Minnie Cook returned from Wheel
or last week.
Harold Patterson returned to Ann
Arbor Monday.
Mrs. Emma Wetsr made a business
trip to lonia Monday.
Mrs. Frank Antcliff left Tuesday to visit
her son at Boyne City.
Mrs. M. M Gals was in McBrides over
Sunday visiting her son Art.
Mrs. H. A. Smith returned from her
visit in Coopersvile Monday.
Miss Ethel Kennedy was a guest Of
Sheridan friends over Sunday.
Latest style. draw. White sewing
machine $50 at Foster q Ritter's.
Buy wall paper now and save from
Is to so per cent. Cornell Bros.
Chas. Forsythe has returned to Big
Rapids after a vacation in this city.
Mrs. Abbie Waterman visited with
friends in Vickeryville over Sunday.
Crystal Taylor was called to Holland
Monday on account OF the accidental
shooting Of friend by her brother.
Have you heard the latest story9 Burg
derfer will tell it to you Wednesday eve
ming at M. E. church. Senior benefit.
Mother forgets wash day and father
the financial stringency when Burgderfer
entertains M. E. church, Wednesday
eve, Sept. so. '
Oscar A. Day and wife were in Coral
oyer Sunday guests of his son Will Day
who is one of the substantial business
men Of that place.
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, New Home,
New Royal Paragon and Ruby
prices, $l8 to $685. down
and soc per week--at Foster & Ritter's.
The hot wave of the past week is
record breaker for September in the last
twenty years the thermometer has stood
as high as 81 degrees on several occa-
sions.
John pat" DeCourcey the irish emil
grant from the ''oud sol" who has be-
come state wide celebrity as tourist
hitting the pike when unable to ride on
The cars, has been in the city this week.
100 Mistery boxes Saturday 10 cents
zach at Patterson's.
Miss Lois Tuttle, daughter Of DR.. L. M
futile of Holland, was married Sept. ] 0
IN Chicago to Ray R. Smith, former
Grand Rapids boy but now Of Seattle,
Wash. They will reside in Spokane,
Wash.
Picture framing a specially at Foster
& Rltter's.
Luke Otis, long time business man of
Saranao, died Thursday, Sept. 10. aged
81 years. He left beside the wife, two
daughters and two sons who with host
Of friends mourn the loss of kind
husband and father.
w. E. Pilkinton of Chicago spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lindley,
accompanied by his son, Donald, of Beld-
ing. Mr.. Pilknton and his son have just
returned from trip through Yellowstone
park.-Portland Review.
Furniture of quality at Foster & Ritter's.
VIM. E. Pilkinton of Chicago is gueet
at C. G. O'Bryon this week. He has
just returned from trip west having
taken in the Yellowstone Park, Colorado
Springs, Pixies Peak and other points of
His son, Donald, accompanied
him and the trip was very enjoyable
and instructive one.
Boys, call at The Hub and get free
sample copy Of The American Boy
the best paper in the world for
boys. We want you to see copy and
hen come and buy SIS 90 worth of mer-
;handise in our Boys Department and
ret six months subscription to the mag
,zine free, besides getting the best cloth
ne to be had for the money.