Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-04

A nurse OF twelve years experience
wishes work i'm her line, obstetrics
speciality. Phone $50, rings for par
ticulars.
For Sale-Horse, harness. buggy aut
sleigh Horse l. kind and gentle, SAT,
for lady 70 drive. Inquire of n. i
DeCoster, Ann st.
The Misses Tena butcher and Maud
Strang, who came here to work in ths
silk mills recently. returned to theii
home in Vaudeville today.
Mrs G. NJ Gray is here from Way
land caring for her mother, Mrs. II.
III. Gooding, who has been sick with
pneumonia but now recovering.
Mrs Aaron Decker of Shiloh was a
guest at J b Essex on her return
from Grand Rapids tody, where she
HAD been TO visit her son who has been
sick with the grippe.
For Sale Cheap-3 sets OF dishes, 6
washing machines. chamber sets and
some small step. ladders with ironing
board combination. All new stock
Inquire of A Traub.
Fred Fox. who has been guest of
his parents for several days past, left
this morning for Grand Rapids where
be goes TO resume his work as an EN-.
ploy of the street railway company,
After the ground hog announcing
six weeks of blizzard weather, comes
st. Valentine with horrid comic pic
lures zone woe doth tread on the
heels Of another so fast they follow"
a competent teacher of music can
spend several hours in B.lding each
week, any person wishing instruction
can receive particulars by writing,
Ethel $ Crispin, $40 Rice St, Ionia,
Mich.
Mark Gay, one of the injured at the
terrible T. M. wreck al East Paris
several weeks ago died at the hospi-
tai in Grand Rapids yesterday. His
son who lost leg in the same wreck,
went crazy when his father died
Wanted-To let 20 acres of ground
for potatoes. Thirty cents per bushel
from field. Division to 100 bushels to
the acre. All above to lessee Lewis
g. Hall, 3ll-3l3 Widdicomb Bldg,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Oak Leaf club will give a Leap
Year party at Hubbell hall Thursday
evening of next week. All inter.
ested will remember the date as it is
expected that this will be one of the
swe lest functions of the season
Clyde Howe, who has been in this
city for some time past in the inter-
estof the National Protective society
Of Detroit left this morning for Sagi-
nav where he will look after the in.
terests of that company for a while.
The X P's will give another of their
popular pedro parties at Castle Hall
tomorrow evening and all who expect
10 be present are requ 4sted to be
" hand before eight o'clock as the
games Will start promptly at that
time.
The annual convention of the State |
LEAGUE of Republican Clubs of Michi-
gah has been called for Friday, Febru
airy y, 1904, 2:30 m at the Lincoln
Club rooms, Grand Rapids, for the
purpose Of electing oA'cers for the
ensuing year.
A slcighload of Is drove out to NJ.
T. Osterhoups last evening and en-
ioyed their hospitality and a fine SUP
per which await. d them on their ar
rival. The condition of the roads
we're such as to make the round trip
a SLOW one. There was no dumping
into a snow bank however, but very
near it.
Mrs. Milllcent Searle of Grand
Rapids gave very interesting health
talk at the home of Mrs. Jessie Will
bur yesterday afternoon, by which
none present could but help feeling
Mrs Searle is working in
the interests of the Grand Rapids
yiavi Cure, is bright interesting
speaker and with her talk and the
charts used, all could feel better &C
luaiuted with the human body and its
needs.