Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-10-08
Short Rems of Interest Re |
Lating TO the Town and It's
People. told IN a Single
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Brevities.
See Foster e. Ritter's window.

See Foster e. Ritters window.
Something new in souvenirs at Gibson's.
Connell's, the old reliable Drug Firm,
never substitute.
Closing out musical instruments at way
down prices at Hulrs.
Mrs Guy Alexander is enjoying few
days visit with friends in Grand Rapids.
DR.. Stanton reports IL pound boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wacha this
week.
Mrs. H. A. Place of Ionia, spent SUM-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Stahln.
Mesdames A. E and E. r. Weter went
to Grand Rapids, Saturday, for few
days visit.
Mesdames Edna and Mary Dowding Of
Marshall are guests of Mrs. Jennie Fitz-
johns for the week.
Miss Jessie Rider of Butternut is visit
ing few days at the home of James
Wright of Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cartridge of Eureka
also Allan Hill spent Sunday with James
Wright and wife of Chadwick.
Mrs Dr. Ferguson went to Grand Sap
ids, Tuesday, to meet her sister. MISS
Ethel Savage, who is visiting here for a
few weeks.
Remember the Scent supper at the
church house Saturday, October 10th,
from to 8 o'clock under auspices of St.
Mary's guild.
Your shoes repaired right at The Hub
and the price will be right, too. We call
for and deliver your repair work free.
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Misses Frieda Seelman and Hattie
Crosse and Mr.. William Schwagle of Sagi-
nav were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Neff over Sunday.
If you have any second hand clothing
to spare kindly notify any member Of st.
Mary's guild and they will call and get it
as they are putting up missionary box.
c. P. Reed and family were greatly
surprised last Sunday when two of his
sisters from Bay City dropped in upon
them to spend the day, coming on the ex-
cursion train.
See Foster & Rtter's window.
Mrs. Walter Menkee attend the Annual
Convention of Pythian Sisters, held in
Kalamazoo this week as delegate from
Calanthe Temple Mrs. | L. Hubble also
attended as one of the Grand officers,
We have quite large line Of puffs; you
should see them; prices very reasonable
to close them out Also many curls and
Gibson fronts. See Mrs. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Pope and baby Of
Boston, Mass. are spending week at
w. T. Pope's. Last Sunday they were
all out to Henry Nichols where they in
dulged in fresh strawberries just from the
vines.
shoe repair shop Our cobbler's work is
the best that can be done. Prices the
same as elsewhere. We call for and de-
| liver your work free. lztf
Roy Ranney. son Of F. E. Ranney, a
student at Ann Arbor, has been trans
ferred from the scrub football team to
the regular team where he will play left
end. He showed up well at practice.
Roy is former Belding boy and has
many friends here.
Beautiful flowers and ostrich feathers
at Wholesale prices at c. Eddy & Cos.
Vivian Steel, the charming little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Steel, was
given birthday party by her mother last
Saturday, in honor of her nineth birthday
There were forty Of her young lady play
mates present and the games and con-
tests were entered into heartily with the
spirit that makes a happy childhood
June Paock and Clayton Steel carried
off the prizes. Refreshments were
served and Vivian received many gifts as
! reminders of the day.