Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-23

Watch for our hot soda announcement.
Geo. o. Tooley g. Co.
Maurice Earle is home from Ann Arbor
for compile Of weeks.
A. B. Hull transacted business in
Grand Rapids. Friday.
Thanksgiving candy, the finest in the
land at Gibson Bazaar.
E. L. LOOMS Of Grand Rapids was in
Bedding on business Monday.
Fred Ireland is in Chicago with his
wife who is there for short visit.
Leave your order for Thanksgiving
flowers with Geo. o. Tooley & Co.
We will tell you next week where you
can buy book Of souvenir views of Bel
ding.
The Ladies Literary Exchange Club
will meet at Mrs. Ella Holmes November
9th at $50 o'clock p. m.
Correspondents will please get their
letters in as early as possible next week
on account of Thanksgiving.
Geo. Wagner and sisters, the Misses
Jennie and Florence Wagner. attended
the Nine. Eames concert in Grand Rap
ids Monday evening.
FREE-Offer still holds good. On &C
count of the large demand for our special
offer last week. we have decided to again
make the same offer for Saturday Nov
rs. One package of Rexall Talcum Pow
der or one package of Rexall Antseptic
Tooth Paste with one ounce of any Scot.
perfume in our store. Cornell Bros.
The insurance adjusters for the North
American and Hamburg Bremen Co.'S
were in the city. Tuesday. and together
with Adam Wagner. their agent. settled
the loss sustained by Bslding Bros. on
their large barn burned last week. The
amount paid was ST., 1858.
There will be morning prayer, Holy
Communion and sermon in the Woodman
hall on Sunday next at 1880, preacher
Rev. w. M. Warlow, M. A. This service
will take the form of Thanksgiving to
Almighty God for the fruits of the earth
and all other blessings of His merciful
providence.
Mrs. N. Wallace received fall while
visiting at Mrs. Piatt's Wednesday from
chair in which she was sitting Mrs.
Piatt was assisting her to the table and
both fell. Mrs. Piatt striking against the
table and Mrs. Wallace injured her hip
and limb. She is confined to her bed.
DR.. Hook is attending her.
Ed Trail was home from Detroit Tues
day where he had been with his wife
while undergoing an operation in one of
the hospitals. He said she was getting
along nicely but that the physicians say
the critical time for her was yet to come
which would be on Thursday of this week
Mr.. Trail left Wednesday morning again
to be with her.
The ladies gold watch advertised as
lost in the Banner last week was found |
by Mr.. Vern Mcintosh and restored TO |
It's owner. The young lady was very
much pleased to know that it had been
picked up by an honest boy and he was
rewarded for his honesty in promptly re-
turning it as soon as notice OF it ap-
peared IN the Banner.
Mr.. o. j. Foster Of the firm Of Foster,
Ritter & Foster, went to Manchester,
Mich, last week Monday after Mrs.
Foster, who has been staying with her
people since their marriage Aug III
Mrs. Foster was Miss Emma Schaible, a
teacher in the Manchester schools. Mr..
and Mrs. Foster have taken rooms on
Broas st.
Wilton H. Jones, for some time past
resident Of the North Side, died at his late
residence last Sunday evening of tubercu-
losis Of the bowels after an illness of near
ly eight months during which time he has
suffered two or three surgical operations
Deceased was SO years Of age and leaves
a wife and two children to mourn his de-
parture. The funeral was held at the
house yesterday and the remains were
laid to rest in the Bedding cemetery.
The season is now ripe to begin fall adj
vertising. The farmer often has special
ties that other farmers and citizens of
towns would like to have il only advised
where to get them. We know many in
stances where farmer has made large
profits by the advertising of some one ar
ticle il. the production of which he excels
It may be breed of cattle or chickens
a species OF apples or potatoes. Try an
ad or liner in the Banner as sure way
of letting the people know what you have
to sell or would like to buy. If.
Henry Baldie, who with his brother,
Fred, owned farm in Orleans a few
miles southeast Of this city until 1897
when they sold out and went west, was
in the city Tuesday for short time. He
had been visiting in Ionia and was on his
way back to Tacoma. Since residing in
these parts he has been in the Klondike
end other places in the far west and
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