Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-05
Pork steak loo per ID at Fish. mar

Side pork lOc per 10 at Fishs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Taylor re-
turned to their home today after a
short visit at the home of their
niece Mrs. c. L. Beardslee of this
city.
For Sale Good work team or will
exchange for other property. In
quire of T.. Fl Wilson, Phone No. l23-
2 rings.
The Baptist ladies aid society of
the second ward will hold a 10 cent
supper at the home of Mrs Jas
Cramer next Wednesday evening,
Nov ii.
For Sale-Good new mich COW In
quire of M. +. Benedict , blocks south
of Union school house.
Mrs. l. B. Conant who has been a
guest of her daughter Mrs. Vim. Pope
of this city for the past three weeks
returned to her home in Greenvlle
today.
Good beef steak l0c per u at Fish's
Miss Nellie Hall Of Grand Rapids,
who has been the guest Of her "a her
near this city for several days past,
returned TO her home ia chat city
this morning.
For Sale-Wm. Gardner has I'D pigs,
lG nj = 4 a.
Ernest w. Benton put in 81 acres
of corn on r. L Bliss farm this sea-
son and has just finished husking,
there was $50 bushels put into the
crib an excellent yield
Home made lard 10c per lb at
Fish's.
The supper given by the ladies' of
the NJ. E. Aid Society of Mrs. g. A.
Stanton's band, at Mrs. Hattie Weav
er's last evening was successful one
indeed, and $l4 80 was realized.
E. E. jerks shipped the largest
load of potatoes from this market
yesterday that ever left here for any
outside market. The car in which
they was shipped was Of so
ity and contained between 1900 and
1900 bushels.
Side pork lOc per lb at Fsh's.
will Peck of the Cash Shoe Store
has some very fine ideas in the way OF
window dressing and his window to-
day presents a very creditable APP
pearance. and is indeed a good illus
tration of the young mans ability in
that line.
Mr. and Mrs 9. NJ. Grayre ureed to
their home in Wayland this morning
Mrs. Gray has been here for some
time past keeping house for her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Ii H. Goodina
while they enjoyed their trip to New
York State, and Mr. Gray has beer
here for the past two weeks visiting
| her.'
There was large attendance al
the benefit ball given by the Wood
men at Hubbell hall, last evening A
very pleasant feature of the evening
was the drill maneuvers by the degree
team in their handsome uniforms
which were heartily applauded by al
present. The affair was success both
socially and financially.
Good beef steak lOc per ID a Fish's
Next Sunday has been SET apart bY
the officials of the Salvation Army
throughout the country a a memorial
Sunday, for holding services in mem.
DRY of Mrs. Booth Tucker The local
branch of the Army here wi'l observe
the occasion with a meeting in The
hall SUNDAY afternoon az 2:30 O'Clock.
Adjutant Hunter Of Grand Rapids and
wife will be present and take part
The Congressional Club met with
Mrs w. B Reed their President this
afternoon. 1t was their opening
meeting the President gave an ex-
PLANTATION of the coming years work.
Mrs. Sandell entertained with a fine
reading and one Of the pleasant fea-
lures of the occasion was a recitation
by little Miss Helen Lapham, the
adopted daughter Of the Club
E, f Church and wife of Clarks-
vile who have been TIE guests of J.
d. Morse and wife of this city for a
few days past left this morning for a
visit with friends in Saginaw. Mr.
church and Mr.. Morse were old time
comrades in the rebellion and the
time was spent in fighting over the
battles of nearly half century ago.
Mr.. Morse in speaking of those days
said that he and Mr. Church both had
the small pox at the same time and
we're in the hospital together.
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