Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-01

On Saturday. February 24-Nend every |
Saturday thereafter, the Model market |
will have a bargain table containing one |
whole beef which will be sold at first cost |
Smith e. Fish, Props.
The third and fourth division of the
ladies aid society of the M. E. church will
serve brown supper in the dining room
of the church on Wednesday March 9th,
from S to o'clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, L. Page are here from
Grand Rapids. They are packing their
household effects preparatory to moving
them to Grand Rapids, and will either sell
or rent their fine residence in this city.
On Saturday, February "a, and every
Saturday thereafter, the Model market
will have a bargain table containing one
whole beef which will be sold at first cost.
Smith & Fish, Props.
The Orleans Centre Cemetery Asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting at
the Orleans town hall on Monday, March
5th, / o6 at one o'clock to elect officers.
Let every member feel it their duty to be
present. BY order sec'y Edith Face.
Max Gals has exchanged his farm in
Grattan for the old Spencer house on the
corner Of Hanover and Congress street
with S. S. Smith the owner Of 1t. The
deal was made through the real estate
agency OF W. c. Sheldon.
M. Y. Gephart has purchased the
newspaper and laundry agency Of c.
| Crandall and informs us that he will de-
vote his entire time to the business, any
failure on the part of the delivery boys to
deliver promptly should be reported to
| him.
Fred Ireland received telegram from
Long Beach, California, Tuesday. an
nouncing that his father and mother we're
starting back home and to meet them in
Chicago. He left last night for that city,
and they are expected home tonight or to-
morrow morning.
To Farmers-We want your stock. II
you have anything to sell in live stock
leave word at the market as we buy all
kinds of meat Model Market. Smith and
| Fish.
Mrs j. T. Angel and Mrs c. A. Dixon
entertained the independent club and
number of invited guests at the home Of
the former. Wednesday evening. Finch
and pedro we're played and most de-
lightful time was enjoyed The ladies
al - fe ba
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wright have been
married five years and Tuesday evening
was the anniversary Members OF the
north side finch club invaded their home
and assisted them to celebrate it. An
hour or two was spent in playing finch
and having social time generally, tooth
picks and clothes pins were showered on
them and she was presented with china
plate.
A merry company was at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Avery Saturday
evening there we're about twenty Of
them on invitation Of Mrs. Avery as a
farewell to Mr. and Mrs. John Barker who
will soon 60 to the farm near Sparta.
Progressive pedro was played Vim. Dor
man and F. H. Totten carrying off the
prizes. Mrs Avery served one Of the
best suppers she ever did in her life and
the company never had more congenial
time.
The Jolly Twelve whist club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F. Brown. A. Traub
and Mrs. Robert Swift were awarded first
prizes and Mr.. and Mrs. James Wolcott
distinguished themselves on the occasion
of their last meeting with the club by TAX
ing both consolation prizes. Refresh
ments were served at large family table
after which Mrs. |. L. Hubbel, in behalf
Of the club, presented Mr. and Mrs. VOL
colt with a nice leather travelling bag as a
remembrance.
Foster, Ritter and Foster contend that
they can and will sell YOU an A No. | pi-
ano, fully guaranteed, for the same money
which you would have to pay for an in
ferior grade. They handle nothing but
the highest grades, sell on easy terms.
and have no expenses such as rents. sales
mans salaries, drawing, ETC., consequently
they can sell at small per cent Of profit.
See them II you think Of purchasing a
piano.