Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-02

sells sister, Mrs. A. Il. Hull. and left
Sunday night for their western home.
Jesse Altehburg of the Pittsburg
National baseball team, returned
Friday from a visit with his sisters I'm
Lansing. He will remain in Bedding
until some time in February.
Mrs. Emma Fuller spent Sunday
with relatives at Howard City.
Frank Phillips and family have
moved 10 Bedding from Sand Lake.
Brokers Bazaar home OF Santa
Claus Toy Land Opening Saturday,
Dec. 5th.-Adv.
Floyd Emmons of Hart who has
been spending the past week with
friends here, went to Grand Rapids
this morning for a couple days visit
there before going home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Pickard of
Haymarsh wished at the home of
James Hill this week.
Mems / buckle arctics at S1.49 at
Alexander's closing out sale.-Adv.
Mrs. @. III. Altenburg of Albion
came Saturday for a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
c. Green.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. w. Shores who lived
on Il. Ellis avenue, have moved to
Charlotte.
Ray Emmons of Lansing spent
Thanksgiving here.
The ladies Of the M. f.. church will
serve their regular monthly supper in
the church dining room Saturday
December 5th from to o'clock.
Bill, 20c.-Adv
Miss Emma Williams of Grand
Rapids visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, from Wednes-
day until Monday.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Blett is home from
Grand Rapids for a few days this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Werner spent
Thanksgiving with their son, Arthur
Werner and family on his farm west
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Strunk will
entertain the Supper Club at their
home tomorrow, Thursday evening.
Fred Loucks and family of Lowell
spent Thanksgiving here with his
daughter, Mrs. Earl Richardson.
Mrs. Harry Fowler returned to her
| home at gainesville, Ohio, Saturday,
after a visit at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Smith Rowley. and friends here.
Mrs. Fowler will be remembered by
Belding people as Miss Jean Lyle.
Charles Brown of New York and X.
II. Luce of Grand Rapids have been
here during the past week. auditing
the books of the local S. a. III. pre-
MUM parlor.
Miss Pearl Sporting spent Thanks
giving with her parents at Lyons.
The Misses Nellie and Hazel Stur-
gis spent Thanksgiving in Ionia.
Mrs. Will Mcqueen and daughter
Lucille, and Mrs Jennie Crawford,
spent Thanksgiving in Sheridan with
Mrs. McQueen's mother.
Mrs. Emma Lamb, president of the
County Federation of clubs will at
tend a meeting tomorrow, Thursday,
of the Ladies' Literary Society OF
Saranac.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Totten and
son, Lyle, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Totten's sister, Mrs Joseph
Eichelburg.
Brokers Bazaar, The Christmas
Store Toy Land Opening Saturday,
December 5th Shop Early.Adv.
Mrs. Ed. Trail entertained Miss
Matte Hansen and a party of several
other Greenville people Sunday.
w. f. Little and family returned
Monday from a weeks visit with Mr..
Titles brother, Charles Little, at
Owosso and other relatives at Alma.
Miss Abbie Curtis spent Tuesday in
Grand Rapids.
Why buy your footwear elsewhere
when you can save money by buying
at AleXander's closing out sale ADV.
The Misses Beth and Helen Hoover
went to Ludington, Tuesday for a
visit with their parents.
Mrs. Stetter came from Stanton Sat
urday TO visit Mrs. Charles Russell.
H. A. Lamb is visiting his brother,
John Lamb, Of Ypsilanti this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pettingill and
children Of Grand Rapids visited Mr..
and Mrs AL. Wells Sunday. Mrs.
Pettingill and Mrs. Wells are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Warner and
daughter. Victoria, were guests at the
home of George Stout of Stanwood,
from Wednesday until Saturday
Melvin Wagner who has been
travelling through the eastern states
for D. NJ Ferry & Co. Of Detroit spent
a few days here this week with his
brothers. George and Charles Wagner
He left this morning for Frankfort,
Indiana TO visit his sister, Mrs. Craig,
and from there will go to Chicago to
attend the Art Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray and
son, Frank, motored to Six Lakes,
Sunday to visit Mr.. Murrays brother,
Elon Murray. They returned Monday
night.
Two S. & II. Green Stamps for one
American Tobacco Co.'S. Tag or cou-
pom at the Premium Parlor at Lloyd's.
Adv
Charles Barry returned to his home
at Alto. Saturday, after visit with
relatives here
Miss Beryl Butcher was home from
Lyons, where she is teaching, to visit
her mother and sister from Wednes-
day until Sunday.
Miss Zoe Robinson spent from We'd
nesday until Monday with her moth
er at Lowell.
Miss Jesse Vincent returned to
Hastings, where she is teaching, Sun