Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-08-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Van Every
We're In Grand Rapids. Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Purdy came home from
Bedding last Thursday. She was ac-
companied by her son, Fred and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will wacha were in
stanton Sunday the guests of Mrs.
Wacha's parents.
Mrs. Adial Sherwood and grand
daughter, Helen Gleason OF Stanton
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Olive
Winslow and II. +. Barry and family.
Her mother Mrs. Winslow accompan-
led her home for few weeks visit.
Andrew Bignell and wife have NOV
ed to Bedding.
Mrs. Albert Northway was called to
Harvard last Thursday to see her son,
j. c. Berry, who had gone insane. A
doctor was called and pronounced him
incurable. They expect to put him in
some asylum this week.
Mrs. Geo. Tebbel and son, Arlo,
went to Lansing last Friday to visit
with VIM. Williams and wife over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Miller left Satur-
day for Toledo, Ohio, where he has a
position as miller in one of the flour
mills there. We were all very sorry
to have Mr.. Miller and his wife leave
but we wish them all good luck in
their new home.
Mrs. Martha Skellenger went to
Bedding last Saturday evening to re-
main over Sunday, From there she
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with her sister -in-law, Mrs. HUFF.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cook went to
Cedar Springs Sunday and from there
to Kent City. From there they plan
to go to Sparta, where they will visit
few days with their old friends.
Edith Hubbard and her friend, Miss
Gladys McPhail of Lansing, spent
few days last week with Miss Edith's
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Skellenger.
The A, n. Bedding party were over
here Monday looking over the work
at the power plant.
The Hoppough family and their
friends held a sort of reunion at Long
Lake, Sunday, in honor of Deck Hop
pough's birthday. 1t was quite a sur
prise to Deck to find so many of his
itldlioHS anu lIltHuS dl the ldht as he
wasn't informed of the party at all,
Nevertheless Deck and all of the rest
had a fine time and as usual big dim
ner.
Geo. Hoppough, Cora Hoppough |
and her friend, Miss Van Harrington |
were in Grand Rapids last Wednesday, |
Lawrence Gardner returned from |
Cooks Corners, where he has been |
visiting for week with his uncle and |
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mot Brown.
Mrs. L. w. Condor is some better |
at this writing.
Miss Florence Richmond accom-
panied her friend, Miss Bernice Short |
to her home in Grand Rapids for a
weeks visit
A number of the Lady Bees from |
expect to attend the lonia |
County association meeting held in |
Palo. August 20
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Downing Of Tonia |
came up in their new Ford to visit his
sister. Mrs. X. f. Barry and family.
Albert Russell of Ionia and Mr.. and
Mrs Will Walker of Bedding visited |
their mother, Mrs. Catherine Russell !
over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Dumon and Mrs. Fred |
Dumon visited Mrs Lillian Dumon |
last Thursday.
Mr.. Wander Hyden of Detroit is here |
his sister, Miss Lydia Wander |
Hyden at the sanitarium.
Mrs. r. f. Barry spent Wednesday |
and Thursday of last week in Lowell, |
the guest Of Marion Nash and wife. |
Mrs. w. r. Tebbel has purchased a ;
driving horse OF a Mr.. Bastian of
Clare. The horse was delivered last .
and Mrs. Tebbel is enjoying .
some fine rides now.
Deputy Mark Hoppough is receiving
the congratulations Of his friends up
on his capture OF five out of eight men
who escaped from the criminal insane
asylum.
Ray Hogan of New York arrived
home Sunday to spend his vacation /.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will 4
Hogan Of Bantonville.
The Condons are in Moseley today
{ Monday attending the funeral of a 4