Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-16

Band rings, new engraved rings anC
the finest assortment Of signet rings a
A. b. Hulls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Denick OF Lowell
were over Sunday guests at the HON,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Noble.
r. III. Gleason and wife left Wednes
day for Danville, Kansas, where they
will remain for several months in hope.
that Mr.. Gleasons health may bt
benefited.
Mrs. Belle Fuller of Grand Rapids
will lecture in the Star Theatre, Beld.
ing, Sunday May rs at $50 and 700
O'Clock p. m. Messages after each
lecture, fee of ten cents will be taken
at the door.
l. l.. Hubbell left Tuesday morning
for Bay City where he is delegate to
the State Democratic Convention. He
said before starting that i'm as-much as
all of the work of the convention was
done before it convened he wanted
to be in on the ground floor.
Spring time, May time and June
time is wedding time. ! have all the
requisites from the small whee cut di-
almond in lax gold mounting TO the
large ones costing 500. or more, come
and have a look at my ring stock. A.
b. Hull's.
Miss Marguerite Tollefson, Mrs. Jas.
Shay and Mrs. VIM. Donohue and son
Godfrey of Chicago arrived here We'd
nesday 10 attend the funeral of their
nephew, Leo Foy. They left for
Chicago Monday, having remained for
a few days TO console the bereaved
family.
j. Maurice Earle, who has been living
at Arcadia, Florida, for some time past,
his mother home from
that place the last of the week and is
spending few days in this city and
vicinity before leaving for Grand juno
ton, Colorado, where he expects TO en-
gage in the real estate business in that
city.
Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Lock,
w. II. Taylor and Fred M.
Cook County Clerk met last week Mon
day TO consider applications for persons
who desire a license TO carry concealed
weapons, this was in accordance with
a law relative To carrying concealed
weapons ammended by the last legis
lature.
The Socialists will open their cam
paign in this city on Tuesday evening
May 18th nj 800 o'clock at the bank
corner, when Ed. J. McGurty of New
York will give one of his strong lectures
on "Labor and Politics." or "The
Struggle OF The Classes" Those in
terested in this subject will do well to
hear these lectures.
Miss Sadie Kennedy OF Grand Rapids
was an over Sunday guest OF Miss Jessie
PRESLEY and other Bedding friends.
Miss Kennedy is taking a course in
nursing at one Of the Grand Rapids
hospitals and is coming along fine.
She has many friends in this city who
will be glad to learn of the success that
is attending her efforts.
Martin 8. Joiner returned TO Ben
zonia Tuesday taking with him his
nephews, Martin and Paul Williams,
who will remain there during the sum-
mer one with Robert 4. Joiner. The
Joiner Bros. are much interested in the
growing Of fruit and own fruit frams
along the shores OF beautiful Crystal
Lake, one OF Benzie countys finest
summer resorts. Mr.. Joiner says
despite the hard winter fruit trees in
that region are looking remarkable
well and prospects are favorable for
good yield. In some localities however
peeches were given slight set back.
The Woodman boys held q smoker
Monday night after regular work and
just Ms they were nicely seated, in the
enjoyment Of cigars and social game,
the ladies OF the Royal Neighbors
walked in giving them agreat surprise,
tables were soon spread with big
supper and after short program the
whole company sat down and enjoyed
the fine menu. Flecks Orchestra
furnished music for the occasion, the
kicking around OF the dog song was
sung and everybody then appeared
happy.