Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-25

W. u. l'tllN anu lbillllS nave
here from Lake View. They are liv-
ing on north Bridge street.
Mrs. John Luck is moving back i'm
10 her house. Milo Luck and wife
are going to live with her.
Ray Mckibben returned home Mons
day from Bruce's Crossing where he
has been working the past winter.
The Misses Rena and Bessie Brown
were home over Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brown.
Alvin Hufford of Grand Rapids, is
spending his vacation with his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Craw
ford.
Miss Gladys Face of Grand Rapids
visited from Friday until Sunday eve
ming with her father, Arba Face of
this city.
Mrs Robert McKiddie and son Har-
vey were called to Branch Tuesday
by the serious illness of Mrs. McKid-
dies mother
Miss Hazel Warner of Orleans, was
the guest OF her cousin Miss Rena
owen and other friends, from Tues
day until Saturday.
Mrs. Earl OF Greenville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy, and
Mrs. Nichols took dinner with Mrs.
Sarah Lessiter, Saturday.
Clarence Peck of Bruces Crossing
is visiting friends here. He will also
visit his aunt Mrs. Dell Cobb near
Saranac, and other friends.
Henry Wells and family have NOV
ed into the tenant house Of w. h.
Travis. Mr.. Wells will work for Mr..
Travis on the farm this season.
Floyd Wells, who is connected with
the Navy training school near Chicago
has returned home after weeks
visit with his mother and brother
Henry.
Miss Nellie Wood was called 10
Ashley, the home OF her sister. on ac-
count of sickness. Mrs. Ashby is help
ing in Patterson's store in Miss Woods
absence.
You will note that Mrs. Elva Ander-
son Of Orleans has an advertisement
in the want column this week telling
the prices of eggs from her choice
ducks and Wyandotte chickens.
Mr.. Ira Moore and Miss Iva Castle,
two we'll known young people of
Methodist parsonage Saturday morn
Belding, were quietly married at the
ing and spent a pleasant day in Grand
Rapids
Mrs. Pierce Jenkins of Keene went
to Edmore Thursday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Frank Brewer. She
visited friends in the city on her re-
turn home.
Mr.. and Mrs H. O. Washburn of
Dallas, Texas, who have been visiting
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. +.
a. Washburn of this city, leave today
for ST. Paul.
w. j. Gould Of Grand Junction, Col
orado, is here visiting his mother and
sister, Mrs. l.. A. Gould and Mrs. Hen
ry Friedley. Mr.. Gould has not been
home from the west for eleven years
and his coming was a complete sur
prise.
Mrs. +. p. Hannah president of the
w. G. 7. L. has sent for blanks of the
Richmond +. Hobson Resolution for
nation wide prohibition. Next week
these blanks will be circulated by the
ladies of the w. G. T. u. among all
voters of the city. Voters please take
notice and be courteous TO these la
dies who are working so earnestly for
our fathers, husbands, brothers and
The Hub Clothing Store has recent
ly disposed of the counter that they
used for several years and have plac-
ed a rolltop desk in the store at the !
same position. Besides this they have
moved their filing cabinet out into |
position beside the desk. In addition
to giving them some more available
space the new arrangement facilitates
their ability to handle their routine
office work.
No one should fail to read the table !
in the advertisement Of the Peoples |
Savings Bank this week. The table !
shows the accumulation of weekly de- /
posts of one to ten dollars in one to /
ten years when interest is compounded /
at three per cent per I
annum. The size Of the final amounts
will certainly surprise you and should /
lead TO the establishment of a savings /
account at once.