Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS
About Our Town and It's People

his mother, Mrs. Il A. GOuli ana MS
sister, Mrs. Henry FREELY, Cor the
past two weeks. left Monday TO take
up his ', rk as piano tuner in Denver
au other POINTS IT, Colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas pofctt are
vCr,' nicely situated in the Thos WOO Ii
hoGse on south Bridge street.
Mrs. Chas. Wagner went u Big
Rapids Fllday evening to visit her
parents and accompany her husband
r.me on Sunday.
Mrs. VIII Fisher is here from De-
trolt visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Orser and her daughter Ethyln.
Mrs. Leo Dunlap visited at Spring
Lake and Grand Rapids recently.
Don't forget Friedman's big sale.
1t opens Saturday morning at $50.
It's not a sale to dispose OF out-of
season goods. 1t comes right in the
height of the spring season and the
bargains will be great.
Rev and Mrs. Chas. Pease spent
Tuesday with relatives in Grand Rap
ids.
Mrs. G.. ID. Weter is visiting her
parents in Ypsilanti for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Thompson en-
tertained his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. a. Underhill and Glenn Thompson
Of Watford and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Norton and little son of Chula Vista,
Cal, Sunday.
A. Friedman wishes to announce
that his store, the Metropolitan will
be open evenings hereafter.
Fred l.. Warner made a business
trip to Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
Emmett Crawford of near Green
Vile attended the funeral of his
mother here Monday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Haskell
OF Williamson, formerly OF this place,
on April II an eight pound daughter
She was named Minnie Rose.
william Crawford of East st. Louis
accompanied the body of his mother
to Bedding Monday for burial. While
here he visited at the home of his
father-in- law Preserve Curtis and al
so with other relatives.
w. f.. Doty was in Alma Tuesday
evening and talked before the organ
lied Bible class of that place.
County secretary of Y. NJ. c. A. An
CELL was in Belding Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. +. Laws and daughter
and Mrs. ID. w. Hall of Lansing re-
turned Tuesday after an Easter visit
with formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
GeorgeHubbard.
Regular meeting of Good Will Hive
No. $50, L.. O. r. NJ. M. will be held
at the /. O. O. f. hall Saturday even
ing. All members attend as Deputy
Anna h. Curtis OF Ionia, will be pres
ent
Don't fail to read the advertise
ment Of the Orleans Feed Mill on page
two.
Roy Lypp, who has purchased an
interest in the Cannon & Co. Garage
is moving here from Chicago. He will
live i'm the Or. Pinkham house on
north Bridge street.
Miss Olga Niche and sister Mrs.
Julia Grinnell spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their parents in
Keene
Mrs. Walter Smell and mother of
Ionia were visiting here Wednesday.
Charles Cotton who has been quite
! i'll with la grippe is much better at
present.
w. l.. Covert, wife and father at
tended the funeral of Harley Henry
Friday afternoon. The funeral was
/ largely attended.
James Ovenhouse who has been at
the Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids
] for some time, has returned to his
home here on f.. Division street.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb is visiting at
Lowell for a few days.
DR.. =. Keyser was in Lowell last
week testing the cattle of Clyde
Beach for tuberculosis. The cattle
stood the test and Mr.. Beach was able
to ship them.
O. j. Brown has moved from Front
street to West Liberty.
Miss Meta Honson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Ford of stanton is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Alice Brown and family
John Wilson visited friendsin Green
vile, Saturday.
The T.. +. US will hold a Hard
time" party Tuesday evening, May 5th
at their hall Ice cream and cake will
I bc served.
Mrs. Barker of Greenville visited
/ her brother, Wess Porter and family
Thursday.
/ Maitland Wilson left Saturday for
his home in Alpena. after spending
+ the winter here with his sister, Mrs.
4 +. w. Bedding.
Mrs. Mary Sears is entertaining her
/ sistr from Lowell.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheeler spent
Sunday with his parents at Chadwick.
/ Mrs. Sarah Lessiter, Mrs. A. Fried
4 man and Mary T.. III. Coville were in
Greenville. Saturday.
] All members of the Rebekah lodge
are urgently requested to meet at
| their rooms at 1880 sharp Friday eve-
ming. April "a.
Gene Cobb returned recently from
business visit in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Silkins received
word Tuesday morning that their
daughter, Mrs. Grace Ryersonof
daughter, Mrs. Grace Ryerson Of
hope OF recovery. Mr.. and Mrs. Sill