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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
TOMORROW.
By JoseDh p Dav.

By Joseph T. Day
sty stable and 2 and sty bdgs Of iron works.
lie lst % # of 6lst st. 25x95; sy enmt
2s7 and 200 Blocker St. Barrow s9x75x65x
5i4 3D. ave. $ n 34th st. 25. .2xes 2n24 1ox
I57 i12th ST. s. 295 II of Sd ave- 25x1OO1o; sty
I Gordon atty: G Weller. ref amt due. $11476 ss;
227e ave. 1I7th st. . 5xs4 10: sty tenmt
& l. attvs: a Foley. sS.8&5 26 taxes.
.z fat aaSsh ahd St Stores : y "s F1nS
s. s.. 9 Ok g. 5s GedHs5s sss s. 5 1 g oNany ref amt DUE
So @ .t 14h a St .t6re % ( %eS1edJ < ANN ag as Sarah c0e
s i y atty & o por E5reT tEe Of a s oco
BY Samuel Marx
1145 vyss ave, 24O # of 18th ST. 2ox1oo; sty
az o'cOnnOr. atty; Roger Foster ref amt due 3d.
on TUESDAY.
BY Joseph Day
IS 175 # of Delaney st. 2Sxloc; sty
Gordon agt Mary zsOla ali Bernard Gordon ss5, ety. % IL
Gnn fn rss. fsf an aEfregsiRs egs si7aoo '
Is5 4 Of Iep9I % ,. ave ~ sESs s, 81 III
Eitinse atty; ref due IS 1sS e., Ii sco taxes
teSm, S1 S5d sad Store St. Simon uhman trustee 9st
ienstein et al: Hoadiey & j. attys; F GrOy ref;
amt due s2e S04 49, n, taxes ssr,9si sts Ms42 s132o
nth IS 4 9oS11O2 @ 2 with t plot plot
ssT s1I ft E. iIfes a W HsTss Have atty s oen
sss Iss e. taxes ETC. So ssi -, % o. . a5x1oo. sy
tennt and store: NJ Hess et al sgt Nathan oiznS"
et al: Howell atty: Bernstein, ref; amt due w.
s92 Is; taxes, etc. $50 30.
OK WEDNESDAY.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy. -.
SAD st n OF Central Park west. lux
Io22 i sty aud basement dwlg; Vol safe
By Joseph p.
e Amsterdam 17-4x
eeII sty dwlg: Caroline Hurry ct al trustees, etc
az. w r Mcbride ct al; Taylor. atty; F w Long
Fellow ref: amt due, s1477s 27; taxes, etc, S4e2 81
s2I lst st n 325 II of I'd ave, 2ox1OOS. sly
and store; Joseph spiveck agt Rachel teidTnan
Ell. NJ atty; D Edelsons ref amt due.
Sc osi IS; taxes etc sass 81; sub 10 first mort OF
iSss ana 17s1 1st ave. e. 5o.s ts OF Goth st, boz
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
At CHARMING OAKDALE.
More Choice Building Plots There
To Be Sold Nert Week.

Another opportunity will be given TO honesseksrs
TO purchase choice building plots on the West
Shore road and Great South Bay within a few
minutes walk OF the OakdaIe station and opposite
Idle Hour, the home OF ". K. Vanderbilt in the
open market az noon on June 3, az the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroOuls Nos. Il and Is Vesev
street The sale viii be held BY Bryan I. ken
nelly The terms will be easy, as 90 per cent nay
remain on mortgage for three years az 4 per cent
with no charge for title insurance
a real estate expert said yesterday. IN speaking
about the charm OF Oakdale: Business expansion
In recent years has pointed out to the student OF
real estate the complete occupation OF Manhattan
Island eventually by business and commercial
buildings, and the suburbs are already being called
upon TO accommodate those whom bushes Is rap
idly dispossessirg from their old homes.
"Oakdale has certainly been blessed By nature in
so many ways that II is difficult II not trnpossi-
bic. 10 find another section with water frontage
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WILL INVEST $4,000 IN WAREHOUSES;

Plans have been filed for two six story ware
kouses 70 be built for the Greenwich Investing
company from designs by Harry Dean, architect,
Nne az No 4S3 Washington street, and its COM
zach.
Plans have also been fled for renodelling and
soiaging the five story dwelling house No. 473
west 9th street, the improvements being made
ssoH designs by Thom Wilson for ST. Joseph's
F@&y Nursery. as ownax.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
LONG LIST OF UPTOWN RENTALS.

Shaw & Co. have leased the following houses:
No lis West both street to Mrs. Mary H Valen-
tine No. 149 West uSth street Mrs. Lewis No IS
West 18th street to Mrs. Watkins. No. Id West
123d street TO Mrs Krug and Leo Hofenreich No.
2l1 West 12Sth street to Alma Duke No. PA West
1Sst street to Grace BoIwell also the first floor Of
No. 113 West 125th street to the Richardson. Nor
ton Company. and the third floor OF No 315 LenOx
avenue to Charles NJ Smith.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Central Park. In the latter district values have
increased enormously IN Jess than twenty years.
The other estates RfverdaIe owned and occupied
by well known persons, viii not be in the market at
ALL three of the owners said last week. but Will be
preserved as at present at all costs.
The chance to buy land under such favorable
conditions offered by this sale should result
In 4 brisk demand for the property.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

erty is known as No. 81 to 81 Ann street and No.
p to % Beekman street. 1t is between Nassau and
William streets, just Of the Morton and Van
derbut buildings, and has a frontage of 533 and 68.1
feet respectively with a depth Of 200 feet. 1t
is TO be sold to satisfy second mortgage Of about
$4,000 and carries prior mortgage Of $4,000.
Mr. Day will sell tomorrow at foreclosure tene-
rnent houses on Bleecker Barrow and 1l2th streets
and First and Third avenues. and old iron
works, with five lots, East 91st street.
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell Wednesday No. 81
West SD street, near Central Park West, a modern
four story, basement and cellar high stoop, brick
and stone, bay window front dwelling house, on a
plot 20x1O22 feet. On Wednesday, June 2, he will
sell two choice plots 50xS24 feet each on Bathgate
avenue also No. lie West 116th street. five story
triple nathouse, with large store. plot 25x1OOn
feet also No 282 East 1SSth street. adjoining Third
avenue plot 25x1O0 feet, with five story triple fiat
house and store
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
A s8OOOOO MIDTOWN LEASE

NJ. & L. Hess have leased for the Astor estate
to Edgar Lehman. fur importer. Nos. % and q
West 26th street. 50x9S9 feet. The lease for a
term Of twenty-one years at rental aggregating
$500 coo. Extensive alterations Will be made to
the promises.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ON THURSDAY.
By Joseph p. Day,


Front cor Moore st. 34x54 irreg. sty bldg.
sale.
20 st. 81 IT Of Front ST. % 4x362x irres
bldg, with store: exrs sale.
and Front 81, 5 Moore ST, 5xS0 sty bldg,
with store; exrs' sale OF Rufus Story deceased.
West Reade. Washington and Duane SITS, block, 7O.7I
266 sxO sx2IoS sty bldg with IS stores; vol sale.
524 20 544 sd ST. II running through to 53l w 5lst
St 2OOx1O05 SD x25xloO1O 5lst ST. sty bldg
with 8 extension; trustees sale.
52i s. 12J It W OF 1lth ave, bOxlOoo, D
sa6 5sib St s. S6S # W OF sth ave- 3x1OO5 sty
dwlg, exrs' sale.
Fsll 10 5f5 f76th ST. s. 100 II Of Amsterdam ave,
four = stv tenmts each A. 6x99 Il; sale
circle n side. a n sth and 10th St los s
IS SN61 g. vacant; eNrs sale
Manhattan 1osth ST. 1oonxloo. vacant;
exrs'
exrs' sale
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

100. two 3 sty tnmts stores; agt Wolf
Messing ct al; A Kohn, atty; w NJ Seabury, ref amt
due OPT l6; taxes, SS1S 2s: sub first mort
OF $4,000
White Plains Road n v of 222d Ssx2SO. J w
FinclIe agt White Plains Ave Realty Co ct al: Nc
lughln & NJ attys; l. Ferris. ref; amt due, S22.-
200 H. taxes ETC. 81 2s sub three morris aggre-
eating S11, 800.
BY Samuel Marx.
345 11sth ST n s. 125 IT W of ave- 25x1O01o 3 sty
tnmt; IsidOr Godstein agt Tilie Bachrach admx etc
al; Henry Goldsten, atty: F V S Oliver ref; amt
due S6594 81; ETC. $500 Sc; sub to first mort
Of So3
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

the Country Club moved further along to fits pres
ent location, many daring shots attempted by
the amateurs. but Of the bOldest even seen
must go down to the credit Of Findfay S. Douglas.
Immediately behind one green stood an old red barn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ON FRIDAY.
BY Joseph z DAY.

25 to 20 Beekman 1S3 Q It OF Nassau ST, 6s1x
abt 213 extending 576 Ann st x53 SIX ires six sty
loft and store bdgs; Potter Nassau-Beeknan
CO. Stoddard. atty; NJ Bevins. ref; amt due S59-
426 05 etc. S553S 92: sub to first mtge Of S4
coo
$50 Elizabeth st. S44 Prince ST. 20x90 3x2ox
Oil; 1 sty tenmt and store: also
24O Elizabeth s. 1914 II of Prince ST. 2ONST9;
sty State Bank Pasquale Patti et al;
" Kohn. atty; NJ Adler. ref; amt due. LBS Al;
taxes. SI.iOO.
brk dwg; Johnson agt George Backer e all Ferrtss.
& s. attys; II Grimes ref amt due S25l2 Il; taxes,
etc 1886 IS: sub first mtge Of $1,000
SIC 18th 2Ss II OF Ave B. 25x92; sty tennnt
Marx Taylor Jacob SamanovritZ ct
al Taylor F. attys Morris Cukor. ref; ST.
422 II; S4o1 95 sub first OF $1,000
1879 Clay ave. $500 IT OF 169th st. IS 7x9s6 6x
Is exS71: . and 2 sty dwk: Jacob Busch agt simon
Kreielsheimer al; Fetensten r. attys Jacob Stein
fe amt due. S1249 SO; etc 500 II; sub 10
first mtge Of $1,000.
1877 Clay ave. " se41 = n Of 16eth st 1e s5o7 X
1S eU95.7 and dwg; Jacob Bush Isaac Brown
al; Feltensten & r. II o Briep. ref amt due
81 249 So taxes. 500 "a mtze OF $500
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

S67: vacant Baker agt Charles Brogan ct al
Aasten n atys George Parr, ref amt due, 81 102 o.
taxes, etc. 81, ,O79 so. .-.
733 ST. n s. W D, 25x92 3; sty tennnt;
Joseph Bulova agt Adelne Schwarze ct al; f n M Bu-
Iowa Sullivan, ref; due. 81 13o 20; taxes
etc $500 90; sub to a first mtge Of S2OOOO -. - %
Crotona Park East 173d ST. A 3xl0l 1UN6o X
e111 vacant: VaneceI ct al agt l. p Miller et a.:
d OIL Cohalan, atty: Kohn. ref: amt due Soso0'
taxes. etc. Ss6S 81.
Marx
1s5 Orchard ST. $. 1867 # Of Stanton St. 80 ~ y
wekseIblatt Jacob Gordon. atty; G Graham ref
amt due, 13543 50 taxes etc, sol; sub to hrs 's0
of S25, 600.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
Paoceedings Of the Board Of
County Commissioner.

raoceedings OF the Board Of
County Commissioner.
MAY 3, 1900.
The board met pursuant to ad
iournment with all N bers
present The minutes OF the
last meeting were read and ap-
proved
On motion $500 was allowed to
be used on the road that runs
through the west end Of Lake
Andes between sections 2 and 10
twp IS range IS and the auditor
was instructed 10 draw q war
rant TO the order OF Gus Buche
Tor this amount and charge TO
county road and bridge fund
On motion the board ordered
that the county auditor be made
the purchasing agent for county
supplies aud that all orders for
county supplies be countersign.
ed by the county auditor, other
wise the bills viii not be ap-
proved.
On motion the report OF Elias
Ersland on the Wahehe bridge
at Peter st. Pierrs's rcross
Mosquito creek was considered
and the old bridge ordered re
paired aud charged to Wahehe
Township.
On motion the bill of ] + Bah
cock OF 900 for gravel ford
across Choteau creek was order.
ed paid aud charged TO Rouse
Twp road and bridge fund
On motion the petition for
bridge in Goose Lake Twp was
considered and TCampbell APP
pointed a committee to investi.
gate and report at the next
meeting
On motion the following bonds
were approved
Wagner State Bank, county de
pository
Commercial State Bank. coun-
ty depository
Platte State Bank, county de.
pository
Valley State Bank, county de-
pository
On motion the board adjourn.
ed to meet May 4, 1909
MAY 1, 1909
Board met with all members
presesent
On motion the tax matter OF
I Harvey was tabled and the
auditor instructed to writed said
Harvey for further a~fioayits
showing number Of cattle he
owned on May l, 1907.
On motion a refund OF $276. 6Y
on 1905 tax OF First State Bank
was ordered
On motion the board ordered
that the road aud bridge fund Of
North and South Rouse be d..
vidsd and that the county audit
or pro rate the same on the basis
Of the assessed valuation aud
place the same To the credit Of
Rrouss Twp and Lone Tree Twp
On motion the following bills
were allowed;
Cornelius Van der Boom
iHsuTduce ......x VI ~
Brown & Saenger bland
books and Office supplies Isl g.
Geo d Barnard stationery
and office supplies - Oh
Perkins Bros Co co sup 10 90
Frank J kaberna postage
and expense......... 50 %
L 4 Bossingham co sup Is IS
Farmers Co Operative Elv
Co Geddes coal, windows IL Is
Charles Mix County News
county printing ....... IL Il
Il G Wilson postage and
express :. II
J h Craig woak on court
house -. ......... -. u
Record Printing Go Ged-
des Official printing. So -
G Il Patrick postage and
expences.. iC Il
X + Wynia per die IN and
milea5e. IL x
Elias Ersland per diem
and mileage .......... q >.
~ T Camb bell per diem and
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-20

+. r. Lawrence the piano man is
convinced that it pays to advertise.
He says as a result of his special sale
advertisement last week he sold four
pianos and one organ. J. l.. Snyder
and Mrs. Elgin Condor, of Smyrna, L..
b. Abbott of Ionia, and +. 9. Spencer
of Belding, each purchased pianos and
Chas. Webster Jr. an organ.
A reception was given in the M. f..
church Tuesday evening in honor of
the new members that have recently
been taken into the church as a result
of the Hart and Mccain meetings.
There were about four hundred present
and fine program was carried out,
after which ice cream and other refresh
ments were served. There were thirty
eight members taken in last Sunday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-20


Mrs. s. s. Stacy left Saturday for a
two week visit at Cedar Springs.
A. b. Hall was the guest of relatives
i'm Hasting, from Saturday till Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Sandell were
Lowell visitors from Saturday till
Monday.
The Misses Goldie and Jessie Fox
visited in Wyman from Saturday till
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wherry and
daughter Celia were Greenville visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. III. Ellis of Alma spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs M. l..
Osterhout.
Miss Ervah Livermore has gone TO
Alma to make her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamb of that city.
Mrs. S. A. Longstreet of Eureka
was called to Detroit, Friday by the
serious illness of her sister.
The Misses Daisy Brown and Ella
Chapman were guest of Lowell friends
from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. G. A Hoyt and daughter Agnes
of Morley were over Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mss Otto Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell returned
to their home in Wheeler, Saturday
after few days visit at Gordon Hales
Miss. Leta Hanson returned TO her
home in Greenville, Monday after a
short visit with her sister, Miss Florence
Hanson.
George Madden, who has been spend
ing a week with relatives in this city
seturned to his home in Boyne City
Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Hall and children and
Mrs. Dan Wilson left Monday for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Maple Rapids
Mrs. A. M. Priest returned TO her
home at Morley, Saturday after a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Upper of this city.
Clarence Darling arrived from his
home in California Wednesday and is
enjoying brief visit with relatives in
this city and at Stanton.
The Bedding Bakery is the name of
the new bakery on Bridge street which
III. p. Hilton has opened this week, his
ad appears in another column.
Miss Myrna Collins, who visited her
father, Rev. Edrie Collins, over sun
day, returned to Greenville Monday,
where she is visiting relatives for few
days before entering College at Monroe.
The township board of Otisco and a
number of the members of the Otisco
Cemetery Association met at the
Smyrna cemetery and the board con-
cluded to lay off some more lots and
made plat of the same. The cemetery
is one Of the oldest in this part of the
county and is pretty well filled.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hull, mother of Aid
erman A. b. Hull, arrived here last Sat-
urday night from Andover. n. ",
where she has been making an extend
ed visit. She was accompanied by her
neice, Miss Alberta Rundell of Ando-
yer, who will visit here for some time.
The Montcalm county Association of
G.. A. r. Posts and w. r.. G. will have
a meeting in Greenville, Friday. The
Posts and Corps here have been invited
and large number of the veterans and
their wives will attend.
Saturday, May 18th will be memo
rial one in the Ashley neighborhood as
arrangements are being made to hold a
large meeting of the Ashley Cemetery
Association on that day at the church.
Invitations are being extended to every
one in that community and all others
to be present. A fine program is in
preparation which includes music and
songs by male quartet and speech
making. Judge John S. Mcdonald of
Grand Rapids will be the principal
speaker.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-20
Short Rems of Interest Re-
Latias to the Town and Its
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.

Mrs. Betha Howe visited friends in
Howard City over Sunday
Miss Jennie Morrison was a Grand
Rapids visitor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houck were
Grand Rapids visitors Saturday.
Orlo Morse is here from Bellevue get
ting ready TO open his shoe store.
Miss Anna Lawson was an over
Sunday guest of friends i'll Sheridan.
Mrs. Clatyon Smith went Caro-, Sat
urday, for two weeks visit with her
parents.
Miss Ola Little was the guest of
Grand Rapid friends from Friday till
Monday.
Mrs. III. III. Bedding and son, Ed
ward and Mrs. Elizabeth Belding have
gone to Chicago.
Mrs. r.. Scouton of Greenville was
the Sunday guest of her brothers,
George and Rodney Gleason.
DR.. and Mrs. 1. S. Morris went to
Chicago, Monday, to spend a few days
with the DOCTORS brother, DR.. II. M.
Morris.
On Thursday of last week Elmer
Greenfield who works at factory b. had
the misfortune to loose part Of his
thumb.
Schuyler Case is having his house
and barn painted. III. j. Canouts and
G. w. Kingsbury are doing the job in
fine shape.
Mrs. Martha Skellenger returned
last Thursday from a three weeks
visit at Battle Creek with her son, who
resides there.
Mrs. Maude Lemon of Grand Rap
ids is the guest of Mrs. j. Henry, they
have been visiting this week at Daniel
Carr's in Keene.
z. Souvereen left Saturday for few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Duboise at Fremont, He says he is
going to try and get few speclled
trout while he is away.
G. E. Thompson and wife left this
week for Seattle and Falls City, Wash,
they first stop off at Lake Odessa TO
visit their daughter, Mrs. b. f. Tuttle,
for day or two.
Con. G. Eddy and son arrived in the
city from Petoskey, Saturday to visit
his parents. Mr.. Eddy returned yes
terday, but the son remained for a stay
with his grandparents.
Geo. w. Gotta has purchased the Mrs.
Ed. Orser residence on the corner of
Washington and Pleasant streets, from
Leslie Montieth the agent for the pro-
perty. Mr.. Gotta will fit it up for a
home and occupy it soon. The proper
ty is fine one, consideration $500.
Thos. G. Shaw of the hospital corps
of TT. Wayne, who is visiting his sister
Mrs. Thomas Andrews, will leave here
on Thursday of this week for a trip to
Niagara Falls and from there he will
return to continue his work as stu
dent at the hospital. On his way to
Bedding from TT. Wayne he escaped
the cyclone at Fowlerville by ten min
utes.
Knights of Pythias and Friends,
Attention:-The last of the series of
dancing parties given by the Fortuna
Lodge X. of p. will be May Party on
the night of May 81, in their Castle
Hall. Special decorations, fine music
and an excellent lunch. This is strict
ly shirt waist party. All come pre-
pared to have good time, it will be
there waiting for you. Don't forget
the date, Thursday evening, May 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-20
The Food Value of PURE OLIVE OIL

in units for comparison. There are
foods which are pleasant TO the
taste and attractive To the eye,
which contain high nutritive quail
ties, and yet cost no more than those
having little or no food value. From
statistics we find the wage Garner
spends for food on an average of 42c
out of every dollar received. Many
millions of this money so spent is
wasted for so-called food-because il
has very little FOOD VALUE
that is il does not contain that
which is needed to nourish the
brain and body and to give health
and strength in the largest measure.
1t is useless TO feed the stomach with
material which does not contain
more than to 10 food units, and
then expect il TO generate health
and strength. Compare the follow
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-20

Miss Lizzie Noble spent Sunday with
friends in Ionia.
Mrs. Arthur Coss of Ithaca visited
Urban Coss, Tuesday.
Avery Kappe of Merrill is the new
baggage man at the Pere Marquette.
Mrs. Henry Krupp returned Mon
from a short visit with Greenville
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall visited
Sheridan friends from Saturday till
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Barryton is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Ortt for
a few days.
j. B. Essex went to Flint, Tuesday,
for l0-days' visit with his grandson
in that city.
A. N. Bedding ane daughter Florence
have been Bedding visitors for few
days this week.
Mrs. Catherine Seible returned Tues
day from three weeks visit at Lans-
ing and Portland.
Mrs. M. Conklin has had fine tu-
bular well put in at her residence by
Holmes and Eckert.
Mrs. Frank Willard and Miss Clara
Ainslee were visitors in Greenville,
Wednesday for the day.
Fred Kemper was called to his home
in Rodney, Tuesday, on account of the
serious illness of his sister
Mrs Louise Perry of Grand Rapids
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Brown for couple of weeks.
Mrs t. A. Gleason returned TO Three
Rivers, "Wednesday, after a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Robert Nc
Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry J. Council are
pleased this morning over the arriva!
of fine baby girl. The little daughter
will be called Daisy Aileen Connell.
Mrs. f. Pierce of Alma, who has
been spending couple of weeks with
friends in this city, left Monday for a
short visit with friends at Greenville.
Harvey Haysmer has installed an
electric massage battery in his barber
parlor and gives electrical shampoos
for ladies' or gents, which are very in
MIGRATING.
Miss Mary Retterstof went TO Grand
Rapids, Tuesday, as a delegate to the
Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs. Luella X. Webster was also in
attendance.
John Dehn and Alfred Jones left last
night for western trip looking over
the country and if they see anything in
the way of land investment that looks
good they will take il in.
Abe Friedman was in the city this
week, he has leased the flat occupied
recently by M. J. Demorest and will
move there soon and expects to get to
doing business here next week.
Married at the NJ. T.. parsonage in
Ionia, Monday, by Rev. Lewis, Alfred
Moore of this city and Miss Ruth Hale
of Greenville. They are stopping at
the Hotel Bricker. where Mr.. Moore is
working for his father.
Fred l.. Warner returned from Mason
Monday where he had been on legal
business, while there he secured di-
vorce for Mrs. Mary Stevens from her
husband, Fred Stevens. Mr.. Warner,
last week, secured the discharge of
Henry Buttolph from bankruptcy i'm
the district court of Grand Rapids.
The Banner is i'm receipt of copy of
the Fairmont West Virginian, giving a
fine account of the high school concert
held i'm the High School auditorium i'm
that city. Miss James a former teacher
here is spoken of as follows:-"Miss
James, the instructor of music in the
high school and under whose direction
the program was arranged, deserves
great credit for the excellence of the
program and the smooth manner i'm
which each part of it passed off,"