Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-02-27

See Foster & Ritters window.
Big line Of laces Sc yd. at BrickerIs
Bazaar.
The latest style Of clothing at H. A..
Loewe's. the tailor.
Miss Stella Tew went to Grand Rapids
Wednesday for few days visit.
| Ben F. Freddy embalmer and funeral
director for Millsa & Harris Furn. Co.
Standard Oil Co s famous Rayo lamps
this week only. ST 48 at Patterson's.
Rugs made to order, prices and quality
guar ntssd at Miller & Harris Furn. Co.
See the big bargains in granite and tr
ware at l0c Saturday at Brokers b.
zaar.
Mrs. Cass T. Wright OF Greenville, was
Belding visitor Wednesday the guest Of
Mrs. Coville.
Buy ticket at the Bijou Monday even
ing, March End and help the ladies of the
Degree Of Honor.
One hundred different patterns OF car
pets See them before you buy. Mill
81 Harris Furn. Co.
James Ferguson. Youngest son Of Cr.
and Mrs j. E Ferguson is seriously III
with spinal menengtis.
Mesdames w. P. HetherinRton ard F.
A. Washburn entertained the Fortnightly
club Tuesday evening.
At the Bijou, Monday evening, March
End benefit for Phoenix Lodge of the
Degree Of Honor. Come and help them
C. H. Stout. who returned from Mo-
desto. Cal. recently. has purchased his
old business back again from E. L. Car
penter and will remain here.
Mrs. Clay Keeney went to Grand Rar-
ids Wednesday to accompany her lit
granddaughter. Avenell Hutchins. VII
has been here several weeks, to her home
there
Special Granite Sale-Full l2-quart
water pals, 39c; full l4-quart dish pans,
sec; full 8-quart stew kettles. 59c
These goods are strictly firsts and triple
coated ware and are worth 60c each, at
Patterson's.
AL Weaver went to Grand Rapids to
day to remove his wife to Cedar Springs
from Butterworth Hospital. Her many
friends will be pleased to learn that she
is much improved.
The Orleans cemetery association will
hold its ANIMAL meeting at the Town hall
in Orleans, March 2. | 908 at 80 o'clock
All members are urged to be present as
important business is to be transacted.
BY order Of Sec.. Fred Currie.
The Disco Farmers club will meet on
Tuesday, March 3. instead Of Thursday,
March S, at Jerry Spauding's. The
change is made because of the dairy
meeting Of the Orleans Creamery asso
citation on the latter date.
Albert Bailey who was called here to at
tend the funeral of Horace H. GoodinP
will return to Victor N. Y. this week. Mr.
Allgeo expects to return to his work in
western New York but Mrs. Allgeo will
remain with her mother for few weeks
Superintendent E. NJ Ptkin was called
to Brighton Wednesday by the death o
his mother, one Of the old and respected
residents Of that place. The deceased
was rs years Of age. 1t was only few
weeks ago that Mr. Pitkin was called
there to attend the funeral Of his sister.
Those who attended the Washington
club in Greenvle Friday from this city
were Mrs. Sarah Lessiter, Mrs. Belle
Mann. Mrs Henry Hill, Mrs. Ed Lamb.
F. A. Washburn. j. F. Pinkhan, w. D
Ballou, w. P. Hetherington, M. J. Dem
crest and E. E. Fales and their wives.
See Foster & Rtters window.
The Mystic Workers of the World held
a meeting Tuesday night. Supreme Mas
w. A. Cummings OF Iowa and M. E. Cur
tbs, State Manager. were present. Both
gave good talks and were pleased with
the work here and membership, which
numbers 1873. Seven were made men,
bers.
The Royal Neighbors celebrated Wash
ington's birthday at their last regular
meeting and carried out fine program.
Three prizes were given; first, to Mrs.
Lee Stall for the most complete dress like
Martha Washingtons; second, to Mrs.
Emmons for best shot at the Teddy bear,
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