Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-03-11
Notice
The grocery stores will close At $50
o'clock every night next week except
Saturday night

At the Church Of Christ Sunday, Rev.
o. w. Winter, the pastor, will preach
i'm the morning. Subject, IA Moral
Equivalent Of War" No service in
the evening.
Jessie Deboise and wife who have
been residents here for the past six
years and employed in Bedding Bros. 4
Co. mill, have moved to their farm in
Newaygo county.
Il. M. Parney was home from Grand
Rapids Monday night on short bust
ness trip. He reports his little daugh-
ter as holding her own at the hospital
where she was taken week ago.
l.. f. Tuttle, wife and son Allen OF
West Otisco and Mrs. G. +. Bigler and
sons Allen and Howard of McCords
spent Wednesday at Butternnt Ridge,
the guests of p. G. Wright and family.
r. r. Spriggs who has been home on
visit of two or three weeks left for
New Omaha, Nebraska, Monday. Mr..
Spriggs has fine position there and
likes the west very much, he had been
away two years.
The Green's church aid society met
at VIM. Hulburt's in Orleans Wednes-
day and sewed q fine quilt. There were
81 present and SO were realized in the
collection. The society is strong one
and is doing excellent work.
c.. s. Clark who has held the position
of ticket agent and operator at the Pere
Marquette depot for nearly year, has
been transferred to LOOMS, and moved
there Tuesday. He is succeeded by G..
V. Dudley Of Grand Rapids.
Knights of Pythias and friends atten-
tion-On the evening of Wednesday,
March II, (St. Patrick's day, there
will be another of those popular dan
cling parties in our Castle Hall. Good
music and good time assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Cook of Bedding,
who spent few days OF their honey
moon in Ionia, at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Cook, on
West Washington street, returned TO
Bedding tOday.-Ionia Standard.
Chas. Hurd and family left this
morning for breckenridge, where he
has purchased small piece of land and
will reside. He recently sold his prop
erty here To Mr.. Wood. They have
been good citizens and friends regret to
see them go.
Palmer Fales left Wednesday for
Portland, Oregon, where he will take a
position in one of the old established
law firms in that city, Platt d Plat.
Mr.. Fales is progressive young man
and will undoubtedly make success
in his chosen profession.
About twenty of their friends and
neighbors gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Stone in Otisco, yester-
day, and gave that worthy couple a
real old fashioned surprise. A picnic
dinner was served and general good
time was enjoyed by all.
AT the Congregational church Sun
day morning, sermon by the pastor.
No service in the evening. The follow
ing program and song service,-Jube-
late Dec in b fat (Harker), quartette;
Solo, Harmony, del Reigo), Miss
Louise Dangers; Hark, Hark, My Soul,
Shelly, full choir; Mrs. Fred Ireland,
organist.
Miss Mildred Ellis was taken very
suddenly i'll at the Ellis school last
week and was unconscious before she
could be gotten home. DR.. Morris was
hastily summoned and found her in
violent commissions, cerebro spinal
meningitis was feared for a time but
the timely and skillful treatment have
seemingly averted that dread disease
and she is now recovering nicely. Our
item last week said Gladys was ill and
it should have been Mildred.