Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-03-18
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reported by all.
Grace Anderson and Rena Groom
are on TIE sick list.
Walter and Claude Decker spent
Sunday with their uncle, Nelson Hays
mer and family.
William Smith and son Carroll OF east
Greenville. were callers at Thomas
Murrays Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Smith and son
Philo OF Ronald, visited at Walter
Warden's Sunday.
Lafayette Hall spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Ida Post
Mr. and Mrs Harry Strong visited
the latter's brother, who is on the sick
list. in Ionia Monday.
Mrs. Club Olmstead, and children Of
Grand Ledge are visiting at the home
of Mrs VIM. Olmstead.
Raymond Noddins and Glen Beach
visited at the school Friday p. m.
Mrs. F.. Hannah of Bedding visited
her daughter, Mrs. s. Clements Mon
day.
Ernie Morgan of Lansing visited
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Currie.
DR.. Wilkinson's new auto arrived
Saturday.
Marble playing is the leading sport
by the old men, and boys at present.
Mrs. VIM. Cotton of Hart, and Mrs.
Chas. Leach are spending a few days
at the old home, combining business
with pleasure.
Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Face mad Mrs.
Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Face and Mrs.
Garlick of Bedding attended the Aid
at Mrs. Clawsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawley spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Edlin of Easton.
Saturday, March 14th, ten of Eu-
gene Posts playmates gathered at the
home of his grandfather and helped
him celebrate his / 9th birthday Re-
freshments were served. A cake
made by little Miss Leta Spanogle age
10 years, with the figure ~ in can
dies denoting the age of the host, play
ed a prominent part i'm the repast.
All left wishing Eugene many more
birthdays.
Gaynell Emery Of Belding, came
Friday to visit her cousin, Helen Lon
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schultz spent
Sunday with his brother, and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. John Schultz.
Walter Warden was in Ionia on
business Saturday.
George d. Barden, and Fred Alex
ander of Grand Rapids are visiting at
the home OF Henry Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hall of near
Ionia visited her son, Louis Hall and
wife Saturday night and Sunday.
The First Robin" has been seen
by many, so we're sure that Spring is
coming soon.
A. j. Hale of Smyrna. was in town
Monday.
DR.. Martin of Lansing, District
superintendent OF Lansing district, NJ
e. church, preached a very able ser
mon at the Methodist church in Or
leans Sunday evening,
The "Old Oaken Bucket" which was
played at Maccabee and Cleaner hall
night, drew crowded
house. The play showed careful pre-
paration, and much study on the part
Of the members who participated in il.
1t has been the effort of the Orleans
Literary Society to present to their
audiences the past winter good enter
and we believe they have
been appreciated.
Marie Young spent Sunday with
her cousin, Mable Olmstead.
Gladys Eckmeter of Ionia, was an
over Sunday guest at Hiley Warmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hall were in
Ionia Monday.
The Epworth League Fair was very
and netted the society
neat sum. The League wishes to
thank all who so kindly helped either
N buying or donating. The lantern
slide pictures by Mr.. Lowery were
much enjoyed by all.
The next meeting of the w. c. T. u. /
will be held at Mrs. Mile Woold-
been prepared: Roll Call, Answer by
yivining your favorite tree and why?; /
Paper, Mrs. Elsie Meade; Select Read /
ng, Mrs. Jennie Beach, Paper |
Womans work for social Purity, Mrs /
e. Il. Lambertson; Discussion; Song. /
Mrs. Alice and Emma Woodbridge.
Mrs. Orrin Purdy returned from a
en- days visit with friends in Bedding |
Tuesday. al
Stanley Haskins, who worked far |
Terry Spaulding last year, moved hfs |
amily to Ed. Dodsons farm in Ronald |
w euHeSudy
Mesdames Ed. Olmstead and G.. G.. /
Holland visited their friend Mrs. |
in Greenville, Thursday.
Claude Jackson returned to his /
home in Ionia Friday, after a few
lays visit with his father, and other
here.
Lylia and Dorothy Hoppough visited |
With their grandparents, F, Hoppough /
Ind wife, from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Palmer was in Ionia
Friday.
Harris Savage returned from Nc
Bride, Monday.
Miss ola Emory OF Bedding, came
o see her sister, Mrs Clemons, Friday.
Mrs. Mont Spaulding returned
home Tuesday after a few. days visit
With friends and relatives in Belding.
Ray Cheney left Wednesday on his
eturn to Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mrs Geo. Brown of Bedding was a