Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-01-28
sick list for some time past, returned
to his work at Grand Rapids today.

eiSh list ior eoibS time past, IctuTne
to his work at Grand Rapids today.
For Sale--Good house and lot, We
located will sell right, If sold at once
Address, Lock box 845. Beliing, Mich
Miss Emma Larsen returned to he
work at Grand Rapids today after
short visit at the home of her parent
in this city.
Miss Cora Harris who Is workin.
In the silk mill was called to her HON,
at Stanton today on account of Hines
in her family.
Lost-a scholarship medal of n,
intrinsic value except TO owner
Finder please return to Banner Office
or A. M Glass.
Mrs. A. Z. Weter has returned from
her visit in Coldwater. Mr.. Weter
met her in Grand Rapids today and
returned with her.
1t was zero weather in this city
again this morning and the usual
amount of shivering was going around
among our citizens.
Miss Ina Ant,ip was called to her
home in Houghton this morning by a
dispatch announcing the death of her
brother at that place.
For SALE-Good family driving
horse and carriage and an excellent
Durham COW. Will sell at reasonab BILE
figures. Dr. l Ohlinger. jan26d3w2
Mrs. Eliza VOORHEES, died in Green
Vile Monday at the age of l04. She
was a pioneer of Michigan, having
located in. this state in 1880.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter and Mrs. DR..
Coville attended the meeting of the
Pioneer Society at the
Phelps house in that city today.
For Sale my home on South Pleas
ant street, ii has rooms, closets,
pantry. 2 halls, cellar under entire
house and cement walk G. b. Keiser.
Chas. A. Ireland and J. Fl. Arm
strong are in Lansing attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge, they we're ac-
companied by John A. Lessiter, w.
NJ. of Grattan Lodge.
An 81 pound girlat Frank Connell's
came to bless the home this morning,
this is the reason that Frank is wait
ing on customers with more grace and
dignity than usual today.
Thursday, February 4th is the date
set for the next pedro party to be
given by the K P's at their pleasant
hall in this city. The games will
start promptly at 500 and all who
desire to play should be on hand a
that time.
An error in the manuscript made
us say that the Oak Leaf club
would meet in the X. p. hall on Fri
day night instead of Thursday The
item should have read Hubbell's hall
instead Of the X. p hall All inter
ested please take notice.
r. A. Washburn and Il. Frank Ire.
lane have been in Greenville today
meeting of the executive
committee of the Washington club.
The annual meeting occurs Feb. 22nd
at Hotel Phelps and the committee
are mapping out programme for the
occasion.
Wages demanded by help for work
on the farm were so exorbitant last
summer out in Cass comfy, that
farmer advertised in a newspaper as
follows: Farm help wanted-Wages
will be Sc a day. Breakfast served in
bed. Working hours from 10 a m. to
2 p M. All heavy work is be be done
by the boss. Cigars furnished free
Any hand working the entire season
can have the farm"
w II. Hanks has returned from
Birmingham, Mich where he was
called to attend his fathers funeral,
who died at the age of ninety years,
and who, with his wife, who is
and in good health,
celebrated their sixty sixth wedding
last October. They have
made their home with their only
Hattie Hanks, at Birming-
ham, Mich, for The last thirty years.
He was formerly an active business
man in the city of Detroit, member
Of the Common Council and of the
Old Volunteer Fire department in the
early sixties. Anoh her pioneer has
gone.