Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-11-09

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Mrs. H. Patterson was in Grand Rap
ids Monday buying goods for the Bazaar.
Mr.. Herzberg Of Manistee is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. A. Friedman for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary E. n. Covle was in Port
land Wednesday and inspected the w. r.
c.
Goodhot supper for | Sc Saturday eve.
at Woodman Hall for the Episcopal church.
H. N. Anderson, formerly of Greenville.
and well known here. died in Andersonia.
Cal. last week as the result of an acct
dent. While experimenting the construc-
ton of mill. he fell. striking on his head
and lived only few days.
Wanted-A place to work by young
man attending school one hour in morn
ing and two in afternoon. Apply at Ban
ner office.
The Ladies Literary Exchange club
will meet with Mrs. A. L. Spencer Nov.
| 6 at $3.50 o'clock p. m. Amusical pro-
gram has been arranged for the after
noon.
is Photos for the price Of one dozen at
w. R. Menkee's now,
Mr. and Mrs Otto Kelley who reside in
the block over the city meat market wer
very agreeably surprised Tuesday even
ing by fourteen of the girls Of the windin g
room coming in upon them for an even
ing's visit. They engaged in games and
all had a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Rogers has as fine line Of millin-
cry as you could wish to see. Don't fail
to call and look at her stock before buy
ing elsewhere.
Chas. H. Stout made business trip
Wednesday to Gowen, Trufant and Coral
in the interests of his cigar trade.
The Stevens Cigar Co. have good siz-
ed force of workmen making the two
brands of cigars the company is noted
for, the Deep Sea and the M g. M. Cafe.
They turn out 1000 Of the Deep Seas
every day.
II you want to buy new hat call on
Mrs. Rogers, you will be suited both in
style and price.
Earl Cole has accepted position in L.
L. Holmes clothing store. Earl has had
considerable experience along that line
and is good clerk.
There will be services in the Woodman
hall on Sunday next at o'clock, preach
err, the Rev. W. M. Warlow, M. A.
Mrs. Clara Stanton was in Grand Rap
ids last Friday and remained over night,
attending the shrine meeting She was
installed into the office Of first lady to the
queen in the supreme shrine.
Order Xmas photos now and get three
extra free. w. r. Menkee.
Don't forget the supper Saturday night
at Woodman Hall for the Episcopal
church.
VIM. and Will Murray left Tuesday for
Trout Lake in the upper peninsula on a
hunting expedition.
DR.. Willis Hagadorn. who has been in
Bedding several times. died suddenly in
Indiana few days ago. His home was
in South Lyon. Mich. He was an optic
ian of considerable ability and usually did
good business in this vicinity.
Ernest Gosch Of Freeport has an adv.
in this issue telling Of his patent vent stop
for pumps very useful article in keep
ing the pump from feeling up.
The season is now ripe to begin fall ad-
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 a farmer has made large
profits by the advertising Of some one ar
ticle in the production of which he excels
1t may be breed of cattle or chickens;
a species of apples or potatoes. Try an
ad or liner in the Banner as a sure way
of letting the people know what you have
to sell or would like to buy II.