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If you haven't paid that subscrip-
ton to THE BANNER it will be good
time now to do so, send it in.
FOR SALE Young Shropshire
Rams Address Lock Box 753 Bedding
or call citz phone No. III. r.
Attorney |. l. HubbeH has return
ed from Grand Rapids, where he has
been for two days on legal business.
A. L Cole and wife ana Bert Moore
of this city, left TODAY for Lewiston,
Mich. where they will spend the
winter
You'll miss rare treat if you do
not attend the grand Majestic cook
ing exhibition at T. Frank Ireland's.
Don't get lett.
The reception which was to have
been given Rev. y 0. Carman at the
church last night was postponed un-
til Friday night.
Clarence + Harrington and wife
left for their home in Milwaukee to-
day after a three weeks visit with
friends in this city.
Chas. Youngs received word this
morning that his mother was dying at
her home at Union City, and left at
once for her bed side
To Rent-l5 acres of ground with
fair buildings, OF house and barn
separate, just outside city limits, also
furnished FIR room in city.
Miss Minnie Thompson was called
to her home at Leroy today on &C
count of sickness at home. She left
on the LAO train for that place.
There is nothing better anywhere
to Danish trouble, trials and care,
than that elegant stock of candy at
II r fingers store. 10 cents per
pound.
Lost, Straycd or Stolen-Light sor-
rell pony, weight about 500, from the
pasture near p. Nj railroad Reward
for information or return of same to
+. a. Washburn.
Mrs, w. G. Meach, Mrs. E. Sprague,
Mrs c. +. Huntsman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jaw Sagendorf and son Ed, left this
morning for Nc Brides, where they go
TO attend the big birthday party at
that place today.
During the severe storm last hight,
a large number of phones were burn
ed out in this city, but the damage
has been repaired as rapidly as pos
sible and the most of the injured
phones are again in commission.
Members of Greene's church will
please take notice that there will be
services at that church next Sunday
at the usual hour, conducted by Rev.
J. w. Sheean, the newly appointed
pastor of the NJ e, church of Belding.
REMOVED-Having leased the
| Edgar Stanton house, corner Front
and Washington streets, and moved
my dressmaking parlors therein, will
be pleased to see all my old patrons
and greet as many new as possible.
Mrs. ANNA PERRIN.
Mrs. Thomas Halstead left today
for her home in Holly, after a two
weeks visit at the home of A. f
Morgan. Mrs, Morgan and Mrs Dell
Cobb accompanied Mrs. Halstead as
far as Ionia, and Fred stayed at home
to cook dinner
j w. Howe got up out of bed this
morning during the heavy electrical
storm to put down his windows, and
while doing SO, received shock which
knocked him Hat on the floor. "Wid''
says that was close enough for all
practical purposes and he don't care
FOR any more
Mrs Sarah Covert, of Durand, who
has been here for some time past,
caring for her sister, Mrs. Steve Elk
ms, who has been critically i'll for a
month past, returned TO her home to-
day She was accompanied by Mrs.
Eikins who win remain with her for
some time in hopes of regaining her
health.
Theatre goers and Amusement low
ers should not lose sight of the fact
that although Quincy Adams Sawyer,
a high class play, comes TO the opera
house Oct 18th, that another one
equally as good. The Denver Express,
will play here on Friday evening, oct.
9th II is having a great run in
Grand Rapids this week.
The Detroit American League
Team is booked for two dates with
Michigan's Champions, the Bird and