Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Continued from page 81
From Thursdays Banner.


sizes, at Holmes Bros.
Fine line of Duck coats and Macki-
naws at Holmes Bros.
Rooms TO Rent-or the North Side.
Inquire of IL. II. Unger. ii
Mrs. VIM. Lessiter Is entertaining
her niece from St. Louis
Fore Sale-Good driving horse, In
qulre of Mrs G. A. George.
We are headquarters for every
thing kept in first class clothing
store. Holmes Bros.
o Killgore of Grand Rapids is a
guest of friends in this vicinity for a
few days.
For Sale-A good young horse, kind
and gentle for family driving or work
horse. w o j Wh eler.
Regular meeting of Doric CHAPTER,
O. +. S next Tuesday eve A full
attendance desired.
Mrs. Abe Smith left today for her
home in Vermontville where Mr..
Smith will go TO farming.
The X Ps will hold another of their
popular pedro parties at Castle hail
| Thursday evening, December 10th.
Mrs. s. NJ Carr of Lowell, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. William
Coggswell of this city for few day =
Wanted-Competen girl for gen.
eral housework Good wages will be
paid Inquire Of Mrs w. d. BalloI.
Miss Myrtle Jackson who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c Mill
ard for several days past returned TO
her home at Muir today.
The Orleans Ladies Aid society will
hold chicken pie social at Maccabee
hall, Tuesday evening, December sth.
All are invited, supper 25c.
A number OF deer we're put of at
this station today. Two of them
we're for L G. Epson, two for Chas.
Murray and one for Henry Driese.
For Sale-3S acres of land on west
shore of Long Lake Good chance to
make resort.
Nj. b HALL, Orleans, Mich.
Lost-A ladies' small gold watch,
betwee A X Wortman's and the
weaving mill, this morning. Has the
name Minnie Workman engraved on
Inside.
| Attorney D c. Sheldon has been in
Ionia a portion Of the week assisting
Prosecuting Attorney w X. Cute in
the trial of some cases on the present
calendar.
Mrs. Frank Wesley and daughter
Hila, of Greenville, returned to their
home in that city today, after short
visit at the home of George Cottrell
in this city.
James Manuel who was arrested
some time ago on the charge of steal
ing grain from the barn of Perry
Whitford of Orleans, was tried in the
circuit court and acquitted of the
charge. The jury said he was not
guilty.
Rev. J. r. Butler returned from
Wilmington, Illinois, last night. He
visited friends in Oh cago on his re-
turn trip and spent day taking in
the fat stock show and the stoc k
yards. He will occupy his pull pit on
Sunday
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold rummage sale in this city
on December 9th, 10th, llth and 18TH.
A fine line of aprons and home baked
goods will be on sale. The place of
holding the SINE will be announced a
little later.
Lost or Stolen--One $500 certificate
of deposit made TO Jennie Warner, on
Peoples Saving Bank, also one $3.50
certificate OF deposit made 10 Joseph
j Warner on Bedding Saving Bank
Public warned against payment of
same, or If found return to Banner
Office.
The members of the NJ L choir and
few others whom they had invited,
gave Lewis Pierce and wife a grea
surprise Monday night at their home
"a they were getting ready 10 retire.
Lew Is member of the choir, and as
soon as the keynote was sounded,
he and his wife joined in the chorus
and the occasion was a happy e.
A fine table was left by the company
for Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
One of the interesting cases To come
on this term of the circuit court Is
suit for $4,000 damages, brought by
the widow of the late David Gore
against Edward Trail and Alfred
Jonas of Bedding, and their bondsmen
Gore was stone mason who was found
drowned in the river 1t is supposed
be was intoxicated and fell of the
dam, 1t being alleged that he got hi.
liquor from the places of respondents
Ellis & Davis are attorneys for Mrs
Gore, and defendants are represented
by Nichols and Sheldon.