Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-09-30

noon at fve-thirty and continues
through today. IL is observed by
orthodox Jews all over the country,
with S6 hour fast. A. Friedman has
his store closed for the occasion.
Miss Grace Leona Pollen was greet
ed with a fair and very much satisfied
audience last Tuesday evening at the
Baptist church. Miss Pollen won the
commentator OF her audience by her
graceful bearing. She should have
received a much larger support
The seventh district convention of
the Woman's Relief Corps is being
held here today. Large delegations
are here from several cities.
Did you realize that at the present
time there are almost 100 auto
mobiles owned in Belding. Among
these are many of the largest and
best cars manufactured. The average
carrying capacity of these machines
is four adult passengers. They would
carry delegation Of six hundred
people at one time.
A special train from Grand Rapids
bound for the Progressive convention
at Bay City passed through Bedding
III tlSnl-lNtHll lIllS w tditSuoy ihOi
ing. A lively bunch OF Progressives
and others were down to the station
to see the delegation pass through.
Mrs. G.. Richardson of CORTLAND,
returned to her home Sunday, after
spending about a week with her
daughter, Mrs. j. Ward Wells.
Every dairyman should read the
Orleans Creamery adv on page six.
Mrs. Chas Tefft Of Greenville spent
Thursday with Mrs. j. Ward Wells.
BE sure and read Otto Hoyt's big
grocery adv on page two of this issue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
New Idea Club" was held, Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Rummler on South Bridge street. The
main feature Of the afternoon was the
annual election of officers, all Of the
officers of the past year being re-
elected.
Archibald Winchel was a visitor in
Smyrna Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs c. NJ. White, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. Ward Wells
the past week, returned to her home
at Lake City. Sunday.
Jack Barron former driver Of the
Adams Express Co. wagon, has re-
ceived "A commendable promotion. He
left this Wednesday morning TO take
charge Of the Adams Express com
pany office at Ionia. Will Case sue
ceeds him as driver Of the local
wagon.
Every reader OF the Banner is in
terested in the bank announcement on
pages two four and ten.
Read the Orleans Creamery adv.
and learn how TO save time, labor and
expense by sending your cream there.
Mr. and Mrs. Zenas/Dow spent Sun
day with their son. Fred Shurte, at
Muir.
Mrs. q. w. Smith and daughter
Miss Jessie, went to Grand Rapids
Saturday to visit relatives. Miss
Smith returned Monday, but her mo-
Their remained a few days longer.
The Misses Nellie and Hazel Sturgis
spent Saturday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Howard Shannon and baby
returned Monday from "a visit with
her mother. Mrs. IIolbrook at Port
land.
Miss Eta semple and Miss Jose
phine Asselin spent Sunday in Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Patterson left sun
day on "A motor trip TO Kalamazoo,
South Bend. and several cities in In
diana.
Mis- Irene Hudson spent from Fri
day until Monday with her sister, Miss
Dorothea Hudson at Sparta.
The program after the banquet at
the Church Of Christ Friday, is free
to all. The people Of Bedding are
urged TO attend. J. c. Joyce Of Ian
sing will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. Robert PEBBLES returned Tues
day from "a visit at Kalkaska.
Miss Louise Roswell is visiting
Mrs Josephine shindorf at Miriam.
Miss Leona Young returned Tues
day from Sault Ste Marie, where she
spent several weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Hubbard of
Grand Rapids were the over Sunday
guests of their son, Earl Hubbard and
family.
Mrs Susan Krupp spent Sunday at
Ionia with friends.
w. L. Cusser went to Detroit, Tues
day, on business.
Leopold Krupp and Miss Amelia
Krupp spent Tuesday at Miriam with
their niece, Mrs. Nicholas Andres.
OUTDOOR LIFE. Nothing IN the
treatment of consumption is more inn
4 portant than fresh air, and the disease
has bpen most successfully treated
where the patients have lived and
slept in the open air, summer and
winter. Warm dry clothing is neces-
sary to do this.
The consumptive should not worry
about his disease being inherited. but
should be cheerful and hopeful, for If
he takes his disease i'm time, he has
every reason TO hope for recovery.