Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-11-27
win Covert is on the sick list.


Greenville.
NJ F. Tuck and family are spending
the day in Coral
Royal Palmer and wife left Monday
for Grand Rapids.
VIM Smith and family of Fairplains
spent Sunday with friends in the city
Mrs. w. A Stellar left Monday foI
a weeks visit with her parents at Car
son City.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers entertain
ment was success and the church
cleared $3.50.
f. A. Mowers of Portland and F.
Edwards Of Lansing called on friends
here Friday.
Mr.. w. l.. Orser went the Barryton
this week to buy timber for the Bal
lou Basket Co.
Alfred Davis and wife of Grattan
were guests of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Gals Sunday.
Mrs. f. Weaver and Mrs. Edith
Harding left Monday for few days
visit in Cedar Springs.
The revival meetings in progress at
the Free Methodist church will con-
tinue all this and next week.
Mrs. H. Stahlin left Monday for a
weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs.
II. Place of Ionia, who is very i'll.
Mrs Clayton Beach and mother
Mrs. Clemens of Grattan were callers
at the BANNER Office last Saturday.
Harry Kennedy general baggage
master at the depot visited his sister
Mrs. Watson, in Owosso over Sunday.
A. l.. Marvin former superintend-
ent of schools in this city has gone to
Frankfort TO reside during the winter.
The Congressional club will meet
with Mrs. f. b. Lapham Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 4th at 2:30 o'clock p.
m.
w. B. Reed and family are in St.
Louis eating turkey with her brother
They will go to Morley before return
ding
Dec. is the annual election of Off
GERS of Companion Court Stewart No.
81. All members requested to be
present.
Roy Cunningham has accepted a
position in Grand Rapids at the
Spring dry goods store. He will make
good clerk.
Lou Sagendorf and wife who have
been visiting relatives here this week
will return to Slocum after eating
Thanksgiving turkey.
Remember, Wilder takes subscip-
tions for any newspaper or periodical
published. viii meet price on any
club offers of periodicals.
Capt IT, Underwood, of Jackson has
been stationed here as commander OF
the Salvation Army Corps, Capt.
Biddle having been sent to another
field.
DIR. f.. w. Little is entertaining a
whole lot Of company today, it is a
big family Thanksgiving reunion
with turky, chicken pie and other
fine eatables as one of the important
features
The l. o. T. NJ. are very prompt in
the payment of their death claims
Last Friday check for $1,000, wa!
given into the hands of Edgar anC
Smith Stanton as beneficiaries of thei
mother who died few weeks ago.
There are no profits for anyone
except the public in Red Tradein,
Stamps. Its, simply one form of adv
ertising used by certain Ionia stores
The increased trade already secure,
has amply repaid the cost so everyon
is pleased
VIM. Lambeck the tailor whose COY
gave him such hauling around
couple of weeks ago while leading he
with rope is able to be out and a
work again. The twist i'm his RICH
knee was worse than at first suppose
and il laid him up for some time.
Mrs Homer Angel has purchase
the Demorest house on Bridge stree
and will move into it as soon as it
vacated by DIR. Salisbury. She ha
leased her farm and residence to N
j. Prall for term of three years VIII
is already in possession of the proper
~. The considerations for the Den
crest place was $500.
Oscar Sylvester, of GAINESVILLE, wa
in the city over Sunday and Monda!
He states that his business is exec
lent this fall and is selling more GOOD
than ever before, since going int
bueiness there. A hoop, stave an
heading factory located there is d,