Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-04
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Brevities.

Sailed peanuts loc per pound at Pat
tersons
A GAS RANGE makes the kitchen as
clean as the parlor. 81 II
Mrs. Victor Armour was the guest of
Greenylle friends Monday.
Phillip Young was Grand Rapids
visitor from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Louise Moore and daughter, Lille,
were Grand Rapids visitors the last Of
the week.
Albert Urtel left Monday for his home
at Hart where he expects to remain for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs1Lee Moore we're guests
Of relatives is Grand Rapids from Friday
until Monday.
Roy Luce and family have moved to
Ionia where he has a position in the
Electric Light Plant.
Floyd Totem and wife of Edmore. were
guests Of his father, c. E. Totten, oyer
Saturday and Sunday.
D. w. Hall Of Flint and Fred j. Bowyer
OF Grand Rapids, spent Sunday here, the
guests Of Geo. H. Hubbard and family.
Alfred Broad Of Iona, county agent for
the board of corrections and charities was
in the city Tuesday on official business.
Flora Munson, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Eugene Moulton and at Archie
Towards, returned to Lansing, Tuesday.
Gas will do more than any other fuel
and do it with less labor, less cost, less
time and better results. 81 If
Another fine supper at NJ E. church
Saturday June 6 Roast pork and brown
gravy. Don't miss it. Bill l5o.
Don't be a slave to kitchen drudgery;
buy a Gas RANGE and Danish the dirt.
dust and discomfort of old fashioned cook
ing. stiff
Miss Laura Rckerd returned to her
home at Carson City, Monday, after
short visit with her friends, the Misses
Emma and Ella Webster.
The late NJ. B. Divine, had his life in
sured in the Royal Arcanum for $4,000,
the policies running to his sons, Chester
and Ernest $1,000 each and payments
were made to them last week.
The Ladies and Sir Knights of the
Modern Maccabees will hold their Memoir
lal exercises Sunday, June z, at p. m.
Woodman Hall, in memory of their depart
ed brothers and sisters. Friends of the
departed members are cordially invited to
attend. Hattie Haynes, Record Keeper.
An Innovation in the theatrical circles
has been put up to the people of Grand
Rapids by the establishing Of an out door
the itre, the first open air theatre in Mich
igan, by the Grand Rapids Aridome Co.
1t is a fine place Of amusement and will
undoubtedly be a great drawing card
during the warm summer mouths. II
will open Saturday evening June 9th.
All that is needed now to make the
race week in lonia, June %, "a and Is
an assured success is fair weather.
While the track has been wet much OF
the time during the past month, Secretary
Kelner, of the lonia Driving club, has had
men at work after every storm and the
conditions have been kept we'll in hand
This has enabled the trainers to put their
stalls in conditions, no working out oppor-
tunities having been allowed to go by.
While no sensational miles have been
stepped here this spring, there have been
plenty of fast quarters. and all Indications
point to an early season of speedy develop
ments. Trainers in lonia all say the
opening looks good sand this season looks
good and this seems to be an assured
fact from the way the strings keep COM
ing in.