Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-08
Smyrna


thursday afternoon.
George Hanks and Mrs. Nirgie Gard
ner visited Chester Gardner and wifi,
in Belding Saturday.
Sunday evening guests at Georg,
Tanks were Mrs. Joe Osborne anc
Mrs. Clair Gardner and children.
Mrs. James lnsley visited her daugh
ter Mrs. Mable Peterson Sunday.
James Insley made business triI
to Beldng Monday.
Miss Fannie Earle visited Mrs Ell.
len Beedy Saturday
Grandma Condor is very sick al
this writing.
I Miss lone Condor assisted Mrs
Chas. Meade with her housework a
few days last week.
Mrs. Charlie Richmond went to
Lowell, Monday.
Mrs George Hanks called on Mrs
4 l,eedy Friday night.
Mrs. Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Lee of Bedding visited Hiram
Odds and wife, Sunday
Mrs. ora Condor of Bedding visited
grandma Condor Sunday.
/ Miss Pearl Richards of Greenville
visited relatives in Smyrna Sunday
night and Monday.
Mrs. Carl Hoppough was in Beld-
Z ing, Friday.
Miss Margaret Hoppough visited
friends i'm Greenville, Friday.
George Hoppough made business
trip to Bedding, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Chase. and Mrs. Joe
Osborne spent Friday evening with
Mrs. George Hoppough.
Miss Clara Mead and Mrs. Handy
of Mosley visited Charlie Mead and
family Friday night.
Mrs. Glen Lee, two sons, and Mrs.
Harrington of Belding visited> with
Mr.. r. Van Every and family sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Gray called on Mrs. Il.
Van Every Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Condor visited her
mother Mrs. Ella Beedy, Saturday
Mark Brown of Bedding was in
Smyrna Monday He came down TO
vote.
Mrs. Jennie Mead and daughter
Amber who were quite sick last week
are much better.
Mrs. Henry Leonard of Bay City
was in Smyrna Monday on business
George Hanks and wife and Mrs.
Virgie Gardner and sons visited at
Clyde Allchins Friday
Newton Douglas and wife visited
George Hanks and wife Wednesday.
Mrs. Virgie Gardner spent Tuesday
with George Gray and family.>
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caller at the Hoppough home Friday
evening.
Mrs f. a. Shaw of Grand Rapids
recently visited her cousin Mrs.
Downing.
I Mrs Gertie Ring Of Grand Rapids
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gardner over
Sunday.
Ray Ring and son Carol of Beld
ing visited his mother, Mrs. Gardner
Sunday.
Little Albert Mehney is some better
at the present.
Mrs. Stella Osborne made business
trip to Lowell one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Cole were called
to Cedar Springs Thursday by the
death of his brother.
Mrs Mary Gray was in Bedding Sat
urday. She called on Mrs. Lila Rich
mond while there.
Miss Bertha Gray was home from
Bedding over Sunday.
Elmer Gray of Miriam ate Sunday
dinner with his mother.
Milford Gray has been home a few
days suffering an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. George Davis visited Mrs. A.
~. Davis Monday.
Uncle Bill Gardner is getting bet
ter for he can smile now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hull visited Joe
Warner of Cooks Corners, Wednesday
Vern Armstrong of Lowell visited
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Hull Saturday and Sunday.
Earl Davis OF Belding visited his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs Chas. JOS
lin over Sunday.
Mrs. Elva Tower OF Bedding spent
Saturday with her mother Mrs. Chas.
Joslin. She attended Maccabee Lodge
at night.
Mrs Audrey Josln visited her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Condor Of
Cowles Avenue.
Mrs. Alfred Davis was in Bedding
Friday on business.
Mrs. Nellie Sayles of Grand Rapids
visited Mrs. Elgie Condor over Sun
day.
Mrs. Hattie Mae entertained Miss
, Fannie Earl and Mrs. Helen Purdy
Sunday.
Axel Nelson the telegraph operator
is i'll with la grippe.
Mrs. Charles Joslin was in Bedding
4 FRIDAY.