Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-01-02

Of a Gas range 2ltf
Just received another lot Of large fish
globes al Pattersons,
Every gasoline accident makes new
customers for the gas company. 2ltf
Mrs. Louisa Darling of Lskeyew is
spending few weeks with her son Har-
vey.
Mrs. Robert Squres went to Grar
Rapids Monday for weeks visit with
sons.
Mss Carrie Demorest went to Grard
Rapids Tuesday to attend New Years
party.
Mrs. Mark Hull returned Monday frcm
visit with relatives at Big Rapids and
Lake City.
Miss Cora Kingbury is spending week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ray STAN
ton at Cadillac.
Gas is the only light that really illumi-
one spot in the shade. 2ltt
John Sprggs and D. A. thinner are
paperng the large farm house o. w. F.
Bricker near Smyrna.
Mrs.W. Williams returned to her home
at Howard City Monday after visit at
the home of Walter Menkse.
Miss Blanche Derrick returned to he,
home at Howard City Tuesday, after a
holiday visit with her parents here.
Beautiful gifts can be given at any time
of the year and the goods in our line are
always acceptable. Foster & Ritter
Mrs. E. E Hudson and daughter Helen
went to Hastings Tuesday for few days
visit with Rev. ard Mrs. j. w. Sheehar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cusser and children
were guests of Carson City friends New
Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mcmahon vert to
South Lyons Tuesday to attend Dig
family reunion.
Ward Gould returned to Cadillac, Mon
day after short visit with his friend,
Miss Lena Cramer.
Miss Lizzie Nichols left for her home at
Wayne, Monday, after three weeks Wis
with her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Richardson.
Reed Gilbert of Lansing transacted
business in this city the first Of the week.
He reports business in Lansing in a very
moor condition at present
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ireland went to
Grand Rapids, Monday, to meet Mrs. Ire
lands sister, who spent few days in this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Belgrave of Grand
Rapids were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Perks the first of the
week
Mrs Maude Unger and son Faes went
to Grand Rapids Tuesday to spend the
balance Of the week with relatives and
friends.
Begin the old year right by replacing
some Of that old and worn out furniture
with the kind to be found in our store.
Foster & Ritter.
Ed Wilson. daughter, Mrs. Fred Ostrom.
and granddaughter. Victoria. are spend
ing few days with Grand Rapids rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. r. D. Phillips and daughter Jennie
returned to their home at St. Johns, Mon
day after short visit at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Arris.
Mrs. A B. Smith and daughter Kittie
returned TO thep home at Trenton 2 ues-
day, after visit at the home of Mrs.
George Ashley Of Disco.
The daughter is probably old enough
now to begin rer music lessons. We have
the piano thu ehe wants. Cash or easy
payments pu's the piano problem on easy
street at Foster & Ritter's.
Mrs. Ostrander and daughters, Frances
and Edith. and son Elmer. Frank Smith
and May Shaw we're Beldng guests at
family dinner in Greenville New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and two
Of Stanton were guests Of Mrs
Frank Darling the first Of the week. They
left Monday FOR few weeks visit with
relatives in Florida.
Mrs. c. c. Daugherty returned to her
home at Cadillac, Monday, after few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Lee Edison
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Ayerill. who will remain with
her for some time.
VIM. Ellis, wife and daughter Gladys
attended the wedding Of Levi Howe and
Emma Martin in Ronald Dec. 81. There
we're 10 guests present. Edna Lavery
and Guy Glazier Of lonia stood with the
couple at the altar and Rev. McKibbon
performed the ceremony.
M. F Benedict and wife have returned
from Amigo, Wis where they visited F.
E Wilson. Mr.. Wilson is in the lumber
business at Monico He has about $4,000
worth Of logs on the skids waiting for
snow. They have had no snow there
vet. Mr.. Wilson's many friends IN this