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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
NOTICE OF BIDS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT rliE
~ undursirncd, J W. Houston, assignee
for the benefit OF she creditors OF "a Con
hahn. Il Offering for sale aud hereby invites
VI othiug furnishing goods ana hats, remain
los on his hands A. such assignee, aud being
in the store rooms Number 10 kHnt second
south. aud Number .Oi ana ~ south Maln
street. In salt Lake CITY, Utah, together With
ali the fixtures, ahelyinga, snow caaaa and iron
safe now In said stores hida mult be en-
closed M sea cd envelope and addressed 20
~ W. Houston, assignee, care Of LooibouIow
& Kahn, attorneys, Commercial Block, hAit
Lake CITY, Utah, aud viii be received on OF
before Saturday, tho lst day " February.
lsgo, At o,ol9cs y. w by not iaier ,s EaSh
panied, "a evidence ot good faith, by check
certified 10 by salt Lake city bank, 10 The
order OF the undorfiguod j. w. Houston,
assignee, for tho amount OF ten per cent OF the
bid, which Will be forfeited 10 said J, W.
Houston, assignee. N tho remaining ninety
por cent OF tho hid - not PAID 10 MIN IN cAsh
upon acceptance Of tue lid and tender Of tue
4aid property 10 tho bidder The undersigned
reserves tho right 70 reject any or all bids
Tho said property will be opon for the lnspoc-
ton Of Intending purchasers On and sitter
saturday, the 18Th day OF January, l,sa dnr,
be given them for a thorough inspection and
''A''''A'''" " WV j. W. HOUSTON,
Assignee for the bcnent OF the creditors OF
The time Tor putting In sealed bids for tho
property described M the foregoing notice h
hereby extended 10 Tuesday, February an.
isld at 10 o'clock a. m on Tho same terms AZ
IN the foregoing notice stated, and no bids will
no opened by tue Assignee until the time here
In last above mentioned
FOR the benent Of tho creditors OF I'D Con-
Dated January soth, 1870.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
salt Latc city. Utah,
December ~ id9t,
COMPLAINT HAVING BEkN ESrEUkD
~ al this ONCE hy sar1h D. shores against
William j. iiYlCr for abandoning bis home
stead entry No. l0tlG. dated Noyomner
3. lsgl, upon tho west mar Of nofth'
west quarter. section -, township , sunlh'
range west, in SALT Lake County,
Utah, with view 90 The cancellation
u faid entry, tho said parties arc hereby sum
moncd 90 appear a. tnH once on tho and day
% March. lslG Al o. o'clock q. no., 20 tcsnond
and furniah testimony concerning said alleged
BYRON GRoo. Register.
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NOTICE.

NuTtCE - nEREuY GIVEN THAT
~ there wall BIO meeting Of The stock
holders oi the walker iito.hers a fyiet Com
pany on tho .Gth day Of February. a. o. lSH,
AZ 10 O'Clock d. m., nt ihu onicr of tho COM
panv, iu salt Lake Vity, tate % lt1h, 10 me
purhuon" OF tnid company, IN THE, totwlti
ny striking out Of Ariicle one CD Of fni1
articles of incorporation the words "lht
Walker rrothurs n Tyler JompsuN" nnd iu
serting in lieu thereof these words "N alkgi
nrothrrs Dry duuda Company
NJ. n. WALKER, Precedent.
j. a. WAIkFR secretary
Datod this 2ith day OF January, 1890.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U.s.tASp OFFICE.
salt Lake tity, Utah,
tHnrnfHi.Hr nth lHi

q. b. taANp OFFICE.
salt Lake tity, Utah,
December llth, 1898.
COMPLAINT IANtNG BEES ENTfutu
~ 40 TINS ufilcu by sarah D., shores against
EfnCat y. LAIR, for abandoning his hume
stead entry No. p.t5u, dated May ttu, 1897, upun
the northeast quarter OF the southeast qulftur
of section 81, aud tho northwest quarter Of the
aouthwcst quarter Of section fi township 3
south. range west, In salt lake County, IAN,
with q view 10 tho cancellation OF SAID entry,
tho said parties are hereby summoned TO np'
pear at this once on the 29tn day 81 February,
is.1, at 10 O'Clock n. M, Co respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment BYRON Guuu, Register.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
sheep Rock Mining y Milling Company. Lo'
cation VI principal place OF busin1dsli
sal. Lake Ciy, Utah.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting al directors OF the sheep itock
Amng ulung Company, hold AZ SAT- Lake
Cty on ,hu 20 h day OF December, 1875, an
assessment " i've ibl cents per share was
lsvied upon tho capital stock of the cotpur
trsasuier, at the onice Of the company No
lIq south Main street salt Lake CITY, Utah.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
1885, will % aud be declared delinquent and
Adytrused Tor sale at public auction, ana un
less payment 10 made before, Will be sold a.!
public auction 10 the highest biduer, on tne
9jth day ot February, lssO, as " O'Clock M, TO
my the delinquent Hsssfsment together win
cost OF Adyprtslng and expense OF sale.
By order OF the board OF director
Wal CAMPBELL,
secy. and IHeas,
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unc1ampled record a. n dam. Five Of
her daughters have tested an average Of
IS pounds 10 ounces Of butter week.
Tho vast uddor aud great milk veins.
tho mild, Intelligent oye Of Mnrjoram arc
exceedingly taking. Marioram Is now
rs years old, and can rest ON her laurels.
Such COW comes in time 20 DO consid-
cred almost one Of the family. Some
times such bravo old matron IL kept
after her usefulness is ended and fed
and pottcd because sho has raised all
the children"
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The People u tho Territory OF Utah send
rreetnFi 10 Mary Latte and GEORGE
salisbury, defendants.
UoU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED To AP'
u pear m an action brought against you by
the above named Ulainun IA tho pisulct Court
of tho Third judicial District OF the Territory
Of Utah. and 70 answer the complaint HE'D
u srtyicul after the service on you OF this sum.
mons-h served within ms county or u
sersed out hs county, sg! ~ VIZ a'' !d,,s
days--or judgment by default will be- taken
against you, according 10 the prayer OF said
Ihe said action Is brought to have Judgment
AGAINST defendant Mar i.alttu IN Hum Of
81 500. with interest from nec. !, 1893, A. per
cent per annum. for slv with interest thercon
at per cent por month from June J, lsls, at !
per cent per month, for Nj WIN Interest
per mouth, for 81 70 taxes, With interest
at per cent psr hnnum mem Dee. y, lsh3, for
$3.50 attorneys fees aud cost OF suit alleged
to be- due on q certain promissorY note, exc
outodby doioudantAlary Lahite 10 plainsih, Nov.
H. lsU5 Tor " with interest IRON date Al por
cent per Hnnum according 70 tenor OF ten IN
tatest coupon notrs thereto atthohed-eame
being due AMI unpaid save interest ~ above.
ON premises hereinafter described, executed
By said defendant 70 piaintiii 20 have PLAN.
tf'f mortgage declared hrst lien on sad
premises, aud 70 have aAid pfeuiheH sold and
proceeds applied IN payment Of amounts due
~ above 10 nave defendants barred And fore
cloAad Of ali right Slain or equity OF Tedemp-
ton 10 tAid premises. TO have = deficiency
Judgment against defendant Lahttc, and for
other relief; said premises are described as
follows To wit PArt Lot q, block ~, Fiat "a, I"
sat Lake CITY survey beginning ~
pnint seven rods west from north.
east tcorner, said Lot D. running
thence west throo rods, thence south SIX rods,
thence east three rods, thence north ak rods
10 beginning; also parI LOIS and 3, block
"A, plat a, alt Lake city survey, commencing
al poiut one rOd west from northeast
corner OF said lot %, running thence south ten
rods. thouce east thirty nine and Ono half feet
thence north ten rods. thence west thirty nine
and one.half feet 20 begnhinFi also part
Oh Lot 3, lilooE n, Plat "a" san Lake
city survey, commencing NJ tho southwest
corner Of tald Lot stunning thence east tWonty
rods, thence north Two and ono-hAlf rods
thence west twenty rods, thence south two and
one half rods 10 beginning, situated m hAlt
Lake Uity and County, utah Territory,
And Won are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer The said complaint As
above required, the sai1 plaintiff will apply
10 the court for tho relief demanded therein.
Mitness, she Hon Samuel a, Merritt, Judge,
and tho seal OF tho district court OF
lie Third Judicial District, IN and for
fsIALl the uorttory OF Utah, THIS seventh
day OF December, IN the year OF our
lord one thousand eight hundred
DAVID O. DUNBAR,
by GEO. u, LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING or TUE
stockholders Of tho Western shoe a
Iry foods Co, for the election Of boatd OF
directors 10 serve for the ensuing ycAr and for
such other business % may come hnfefe the
meeting. will bo held NJ the compeny's oilce,
Tuesday, February ith. lsaH, 81, By Main street.
betw cen tho h0ura Of 10 a. IA aud y M.
SALT LAKE CITY, January p, ltbl.
EDWIN DUWDGN, socy.
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W|TT TTTWWTT FEIEI7NIF
ST. PETERSBURG, DEC. G. 1894.
"HeR MAJESTY, EMPRESS
MARIE FE0D0R0WNA, FINDING GREAT
BENEFIT FROM THE USE or YOUR
T0NlC-WlNE, REQUESTS THAT A CASE
or 50 BOTTLES VIM RARlANl BE SENT
IMMEDIATELY, ADDRESSED TO HER
MAJESTY THE EMPRESS"
hnlithknH Palace,
To Mf MARIAN. 81. Petersburg. Russia.
~ Boulevard haussmann,
Paris, France.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting Of the stockto dcrs or
the Co.op Furniture 90 will be- held ~ their
once. 1 and ~ south Main ttreet,on TUESDAY,
February lth, isd, At O'Clock y. M, Tor Tue
purpose Of eIoctng niue directors and such
other business M may ONE before lhe meet
irF o, n. PETIT, becy.
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ASSESSMENT Eor,o.
SAT- Lake Asphalt Corparv. -.
SO. Main b., sa't Lac cts. ~ 70

NOTICE ~ IIEEIBY Brtr, vy.
~ meeting OF TIE tnard Is q .uAI A.
tho tai Lake Asphlt Ccugsrr ~ ,i1s .
srd day of December. ig5' AZ lell 90 o.
s eaBt. 40 S9 4 1 p'aes o. 10 ro5nd,5 y
s,uck Qt the company. pnyahlr s,a iLil
INC drl d1y OF February, 1896. 10 ~ ,bfiu
lhms. treasurer, No. li.1g Main ~. ~ wa
LAKE Wy, ulal;, Any stock upon M y, 20
dhy ~ February, 1875 shall bprops .i. tle aal
ana advertised Tor sale, and unless ny. qlta
made before, viii DO sold at mi iio syylratl
March ard. l.2a, ~ " O'Clock. re5- l3n 4
aiole'lia once, 70 Pay the Delinquent s,, y
mcn', Dscihcr with cost " HdVestt't, 10 IL
expenses Of sale ny order OF ~ wy 90
directors. hiLANUO PRATr' W. q
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DELINQUENT hs9 Essmrnr

Dclinquen, Nouoo-tho Ajax Mining co....-
Location o. Principal place Of busi. q, O.,
- ~, ethh' ifpeauon Of vofis
NOTICE TuEgF AnE prttv,,.-.
~ upon tho following described ~
account Of asscasmont levied ON t6e 49,. y
nfth l2ithi dsy OF November. tslt KY '.eny
amounts set opposite the names OF IN ,,s.,il
live shareholders, a. follow. 'e'P''
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Aud In accordance with law and tho order
the board Of directors made on the twonig.ff.
day % November, $50, 80 many shares oil 49,
parcel Of stock a. may DO necessary Wlil I
r0ld ~ the once OF the company NJ n01rs
saturday, the eighteenth (lhthl day Of Januarl
1895. ~ two o'clock y. m, to pay The dcinlats
Assessment, together with the costs VI AN,
tlsing and expense nffac.
ISAAC JENNINGS. sesrsiry,
Nv order Of tho board Of trustees Of u
Max Mining Company Of Utah. the tmes
above "a. r u postponed 10 February 1. I'D ,
O'Clock p, IN. -
January ~. ii9G
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A FAMOUS OLD JERSEY.


Vow II ms Tor an IIEhtoen'JeAF'oIH
Cow
Here ia a picture Of "Marioram II.
A. J. @. G. 1896" She was one Of
the Worlds fair Jerseys, and belongs TO
4. S. Cooper's famous Pennsylvania
herd that attracted 40 much attention NJ
the Now York live stock show. Mario
ram Is a Stoke Pogis, full sister 20 Stoke
pogis Ill and V. Males make great rec
ords ns hres, but this old COW has an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31

Paul Louis Courier, when bitterly as
sailed by French professor, quietly re-
marked IL fancy he must be voxed. Ito
calls mo Jacobin, rebel. plagiarist, thief.
poisonor forgcr, loper, madmau, i'm.
poster, calumniator lbelor, horrible.
filthy, griinucing ragpickor. gather
what no wants to say, lie means that
ho aud | arc not OF tho same opinion.
and this is his only way of putting it. "
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Tho war with France lasted from
July ., l70S, to Sept. 80, 1900, and tho
number Of men engaged, in tho naval
force alone, was i.5g3, The land forces
raised for this campaign cut no figure
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CITY, Utah Location o. Mines,
Blame county, Idaho.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN TINT At
~ Amfoting Of the board Of directors held
AZ salt Lake CITY. Utah. January ~ 1899, en-
assessment OF three Gl cents per share was
levied on the capital stock OF tho corporation,
payable 10 tho secretary. A q 1auquc, NO.
y west South Temple street, SAT- lsake City'
Utah. on or before the goth DAY u February,
1894 Any stock upon which the hlaeastnont
remains unpaid on the 10Th day Of February,
isst, vii be delinquent and advertised Tor SAFE
~ public suction, aud II payment Dc NOT made
before will be sold on the 10TH day 81 March,
iEH, az the hour % pm4.at tho umce ut the
secretary, 10 pay assessments aud cost OF ad'
vertsing, together Win cNucnsg Of sale.
4. q. G1AUQUE, secretary.
salt LaEo city. Jan. 20. is36.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.


SALT LAKE. CITY,
January Is. 1903.
A CASH DIVIDEND or TIN. tiol PR
IA cont on the capital slock Of ne tab sugar
company has this day been declared bv the
Board of Directors. payable AZ the onica OF the
company. No. 20 MAN street. SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah. on March %, 1885. 20 stockholders Of
record January 80, lspe
HORACE O. WHITNEY,
secrotary.
The transfer books Of the Utah sugar Com.
phny will be closed on January ~, 1895, and
Teopeno q Or February rs, lssB
HORACE @. WHITNEY,
secretary.
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suMMoR2.

In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notice. Dcsorot and salt Lake Ag'
ricuiturAl and Manufacturing Canal ION.
pAny. Location OF principal place OF
business, halt Lake CITY.
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Ana In accordance with law aud the order Of
the board Of directors, made on the TN DAY OF
December, 1855, and extended "a January gih
1851 90 many shhrcs OF each parcel OF stock
as may he necessary will be- sold a the onlce OF
the secretary No. b1 kast south Temple street,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, on tho 9Th OF February.
1891. ut 8 O'Clock n m, 20 pay the delinquent
assessment together with tie costs OF uuvcr.
tiaing and expense OF sale.
l.. JouH INITIAL,
secretary.
salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. %, 1880.
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SUMMONS.

n tho District Court in and Tor the Third
Judicial piniH0t. o. Jihh IcuitoFy'
County 0i salt Lakc.
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
Greeting TO Hyrum Russell faulk, defend
ant
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oAnD Yuon THE Tusr rnrsrDrso,

Salt Lake City, Augus. 20, 1895.
Contributions la aid Of the monu
ment 10 DO erected In BAli Lake CITY
In memory OF Brigham feuag aud
the pioneers, should be sent by tho,
charged with the duty OF collection
"a frequently Ne possible 10 Heb,i
NJ. Wells. Salt Lake City, who will sot
that same arc properly acknowledged.
We earnestly hope that all the people
viii respond generously aud promptly
10 this cali, 10 tho end thni the m0nu'
msnt may be oompletoi Al tne earliest
possible dale.
Mu.FoRD Woodbury.,
George q. CANNON,
JOskpH Il. SMITH,
First Presidency Of the Chutoh o.
Jsaus Christ Of LRtirrdsy Saints
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Tho Brigham Young Memorial AeIg-
uiation acknow leuges receipt 0f the
following contribution. 10 assist In tue
building OF the Pioneer monument
Subscribed by tho residents OF
Orderyillo ward, kanah stake,
per bishop II " ksplin.....t q 90
From FerfoB. Emery siakei
Bishop Hyrum a Nelson. 80
Mary A, Olidn. Gilmcr, Victor u
anu Lowry Ncison..."....... %
John l. Alfred. %
Sarah 4, Linian. sarah y, Lucy
and John l. Jr Allred.......'. 90
Frederick o son. ....,.........,.... 70
Allen u aud sarah Olsen. 81
u stevens sssssssssssss'ssssssss ~
John LNAhlen. 's.sss'''s'''s'''''-'
Nj, lslugg Sc.oinn' .., '.......... %
..a.. I.suh auf 4 tYaVI ltarrv
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The People ~ tho Territory OF Utah seno
rrect'nFi 10 Mary Lahtte and ueorg,
Salisbury, defendants
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Vanderbilt Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business Salt Lake
CITY, Utah Location Of Mines,
blame county, Idaho.
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court IN and for tho Thud
Judicial distinct ~ Utah Territory.
County OF salt Lake.

Anna N. Paulk, plaintiff, o..
We
Ilyrrm Russell Pauik, defendant
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Tho rooplo OF the Territory u tiah ttud
greeting 10 Archie %. sweet DCicnian.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26
Let Him OF to Pick Corn.

John Bagsby, youth who was con-
victed of completely in a horse stealing
case in Kansas City, Kan, was not SEN
fenced along with the other prisoners
who were found guilty Of various crimes
at the present term of the common pleas
court in that city. When the prisoner
was sentenced, he told Judge Holt that
his mother had lot of corn to be pick
ed, and he asked week to do it in. H.
III. Sawyer, one Of the jurors, went
bond for the young man, and Judge
Holt let him off, suspending sentence
until yesterday. The boy appeared in
court yesterday afternoon. Judge Holt
said:
well, young man, have you any
thing to say why you should not be sem
fenced today?"
eyes, judge. We have still got an
other days work ON the corn, and my
mother is going to move. l wish you
would give me till Wednesday"
"All right, my boy, till Wednesday.
/ will put off sentencing you till then. I"
THANK you, judged I'll be here. "
replied the boy.
The boys punishment will be only a
Jail sentence. Kansas City Star.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
= Nj. Hogan is no better.

Mrs. NJ. Hogan is no better.
Miss Kite Weeks is on the gain.
Wedding bells will soon ring in Graf
tan.
Chas. B.Francsco spent Sunday with
Alton friends.
N. Lewis expects to finish apple dry
ing this week.
The recent snow storm makes us
think of winter.
Miss Lena Ricer spent Sunday with
Lea and Emma Blaser.
Mrs. Chas. Jakeway expects to finish
apple drying this week:
Miss May Weeks spent part of last
week with Grattan friends.
Fred Ford and wife of Alton spent
Sunday with Grattan friends.
p. w. Byrne is getting out timber
for the new bridge at Mud Lake.
Frank Flanagan has the contract for
putting in the new bridge at Mud Lake.
Two gentlemen from Lowell spent
Sunday with Asa Jakeway and family.
Isaac Hanson left Wednesday for
Grand Rapids where he will spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammie Blaser, ac-
accompanied by Miss Lea Minger spent
Sunday with Mr.. Tarney and family.
The, nartS IT ,IoSn sEdYard,asy %MS eG{ i
nesday evening was we'll attended an,
an enjoyable time had by all present
Mrs. Joe Richmond of Lowell an,
mother Mrs. Chester Church, spent
few days of last week visiting witt
Mrs. J. ID. Frost of Grattan.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26
A Story of General Lew Wallace.

When General Lew Wallace was serv-
ing as territorial governor of New Mex
leo, few years ago, he shipped home to
Indiana carload Of curios for his
friends. The collection for the most
part consisted of boxes Of minerals,
furs, Indian blankets and beadwork,
and with them was included diminu-
tive Mexican burro, or donkey, intend
ed for a neighbours child as a pet.
When the car reached its destination,
the freight agent, in checking up the
contents of the car, misunderstood the
word .'burro," and, thinking that it
was the phonetic attempt of some illit-
crate railroader to spell bureau" was
unable to find any piece of furniture to
fit the bill of lading. On the other
hand, he found in the car long cared
donkey not included in the bill
According to custom, whenever irreR-
ularities are discovered, he promptly
telegraphed back to the shipping point !:
Car $1,000, Albuquerque, consigned
Wallace, arrived minus one bureau,
plus one jackass. Please trace and noti-
fy." General Wallace himself dictated
the answer, Change places with the
jackass ''-Chicago Times Herald.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26
ORLEANS-OTISO0.

Miss Victoria Wilson attended a So
cial in Easton last Tuesday evening.
Hiram and Chas. Hanks are moving
to their farm this week near Lakeview.
Frank E. Leach, of Grand Rapids, is
home visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Leach and old friends.
Jim Kilborn has sold the ship timber
from his woods and the balance of the
timber will be worked up into wood.
Mrs. Miren Smith of Casdayo, N. Y,
came last Friday to spend the winter
with her brother, C. A. Chase, and
sister, Mrs. Albert Snow.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Snowureceived the infant daughter of
their daughter, Adah Snow Mendonsa.
Miss Clara Mendonsa, an aunt of little
Adah, brought it to its future home.
Miss Clara will remain for a time and
help care for the little one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26
KEENE.

Chas. Zahm is gaining slowly.
John Kroninger is on the sick list.
Joseph Gardner is having a new els
tern dug.
Joseph Blossom was in this vicinity,
Tuesday.
j. M. Laux sold his chickens to Mr..
Flemans.
Frank Raymond visited Mr.. N. Ray
mond, Sunday.
Sol Carr sold his turkeys to Mr..
Rogers of Saranac.
F. Raymond, OF Milbrook is visiting
his father and mother.
j. Hanson, Of Parnell, visited his
brother, Sarat Hanson.
William and Anthony Laux visited
at p. Blossoms, Saturday.
CARAT Hanson has finished his sum
mers work for Fred Loucks.
Frank Zahm was home, Sunday. He
is working north of Greenville.
Alvan A. Covert, of Bedding, has
been husking corn for j. NJ. Laux.
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ORLEANS.
Tom Murray is on the sick list.

Tom Murray is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. j. Hale is on the sick list.
Mr.. Pitts and his mother were In
Ionia, Saturday.
Mrs. f. Hoppough and son were in
Ionia, Saturday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt, lOt
pound boy-Friday.
II. Eckert and family Sundayed at
Frank Hamman's.
Andrew Johnson and wife. OF Bel
ding, Sundayed in town.
Mr.. Cowan and lady were guests at
Fred Ostrum's, Sunday.
Frank Bradford and family Sundayed
among relatives Of Easton.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Toler, OF Sagi-
nav, were in town, Monday.
o. Purdy and wife spent Friday with
Mrs. Phoebe Purdy, OF Smyrna
Rev. Riggs of Edmore, preached at
the M. f. church, Sunday evening.
j. Nj. York and John Lambertson
were in Bedding on business, Saturday.
o. Purdy sold so bushels of choice
pop corn to Herman DeHart, OF Bel
ding.
Mrs. A.Alderman Sundayed in Ionia,
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. ID.
Welch.
Thanksgiving services at the M. E.
church, Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Hale and family,
of Ionia, were guests at DR.. Melon
AIDS, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald OF Luding-
ton, were visitors at Mr.. Tom MUIR
rays the past week.