Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-11-26

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Let us all be thankful.

b. g. Stone is home from Marion for
a few weeks.
Fred Higbee OF Easton was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. III. X. Summers has returned
from Edmore.
Samuel Stowell of Ionia was in the
city Tuesday.
Wilbur Whitney will carve turkey
in Sparta today.
G. Nj. Highly and wife returned from
Charlotte yesterday.
Mrs. w. A. Chave returned from
Battle Creek last week.
Frank HELEN of Grand Rapids was
in the city over Sunday.
Carrie Culver visited her sister, Mrs.
Joseph, in Spencer this week.
Mrs. Clarence Tapley of Cedar
Springs is visiting her mother.
Henry Buttolph and wife have been
visiting his brother in Spencer.
Miss Kittie Smith has gone to Casa
novia for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Fred FL. Patee of East Hampton was
guest in Hotel Bedding over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Everett is in Sparta the
balance of the week with her mother.
Clarence Golden and sister, Mrs.
| Morabaad will spand Tho IL oui vi pcy / N
Palo.
w. A. Chave's advertisement this
week will interest everybody, children
included.
p The BANNER is printed little early
this week so that the force may give
thanks, &c.
The Bedding Womans club will
meet Tuesday, Dec. l, at the home of
Mrs. Shelly.
TThe Luther residence occupied by
B. +. Hail. has new roof and has also
been repalnted.
Mrs. Bradley G.. Stone and daugh-
ter, Cora Holmes, arrived home last
week, from Keene.
Mrs. j. G. Jennings and Mrs. Nj.
Horrigan of Ionia are visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
Hon. j. w. Moon of Muskegon, pres
ident of the Alaska Refrigerator Co., ,
was in the city Tuesday visiting friends.
Mr.. Chris Hansen of Hotel Belding
and Miss Emma Olson visited Miss
Mile Nielsen at Greenville, Tuesday
evening.
VIM. Lessiter and wife of Oakfeld
left here Tuesday morning for Pontiac
to spend Thanksgiving week with rel
atives and friends.
= Mrs. Il. +. Ireland was i'm Greenville
Monday to see Miss Nelson, the young
lady who was so badly burned at her
house, finding her much improved.
Attention Relief Corpsl Mrs Ellen
Granger, inspector has appointed Sat
urday afternoon Nov. 2Sth for inspec-
ton. Every officer should be in their
place and every member is expected to
be present.
New advs. this week: Fl. j. Leonard,
dry goods; Kingsley & Co., groceries;
Will Ricaby, jeweler; Spencer &
Lloyd, dry goods; Benedict & Co, OPP
ticians; w. A. Chave, bazaar; w. f.
Bricker, clothing.
h~George Bladder of Ionia received a
draft for twenty cents from Chicago,
last week. This is what is left after
the commission merchants have de-
of the sale of 100 bushels OF choice
apples.
y 1t is stated the following unique
notice is posted on the barn of Mich
igan farmer. IF any man or woman's
cows or oxes gets into my pasture, his
or her tail will be cut off, as the case
may be. | am a christian man and
pay taxes, but d-n man who lets his
animals run loose"
- w. -. DdllOu, WHO HAS DtGu Oub ol
a few weeks business trip, states that
business prospects for the coming year
in the basket trade are very encourag-
} ing. This is the season of the year
when baskets are not so much in de-
mand but they will continue TO manu-
facture for future orders.
Claud Shank. T. S. e. M. brake.
man, fell between the engine and first
car at Bannster aud was killed last
: Saturday. His right leg was cut of
and his head crushed. The remains
will be taken to Cedar Springs. He
: was formerly resident of CourtlanC
township, in Kent county.
u The Bedding Shoe Company, so re
0 ports President f. r. Spencer, is get
q ting in line witha new lot of samples
, that are winners. They have beer
o shipping a large number of pairs from
3 the very best stock and are receiving
! = many compliments on the goods from
5 dealers throughout the state and large