Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-06-10
LOCAL ITEMS

Flag Day, Sunday, June IA.


has beenl the guest OF her daughter
Mary Lochoff. and also Mrs. w. H.
Martin. Mrs. Lochoff was on her way
home from Flint. where she had been
to attend the w. c. T. ". convention
as the MAncslona delegate. She, is very
much interested In w. C. T. II. work
and is being considered as the Michi-
gan delegate to the national conven-
ton nextsyear - '7"" :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman 1acox and
two daughters OF South Dakota are
Visiting Mr,aJacox's sisters Mrs. p. j
Wright apd other relatives ar
w. L. Covert has purchased a Ford
automobile Of Wise & Goodman.
Miss ressa Doremite. left. Tuesday
for her bone in Fremont to spend
the summer. ''--''s "'''
Mrs. Elmer Hanson OF Greenyille
was an over Sunday guest OF her
mother here.
Harold Russell left today for South
ampton. England, for a two months
visit with his parents there. IL has
been six years since Mr.. Russell has
been in England.
Chas Madden went to Chicago Sun
day night. He will be gone two weeks
and will go to the upper peninsula be-
fore returning.
Mrs Verne Sprague and two child
rem, Morris and Virginia went to Ionia
Tuesday afternoon to visit Mrs.
| Sprague's mother, Mrs. Brecken. They
will return Saturday.
Arthur Jarvis of Euclair, Wisconsin,
who has been the guest of his brother
in-law, Elmer Wise, for a few days,
returned to his home Tuesday after
noon. His son, who accompanied him
here, will remain for a several week $
visit with Mr.. Wise and other relatives.
George Hinchman of Hastings was
here Tuesday buying wool.
Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. John DeGarms and Miss Jennie
Randall drove up from Ionia Sunday
and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Gals.
Mrs. j. Ward Wells left Tuesday
morning for visit in Grand Rapids,
Chicago and Evanston.
O. 3. Little, student at the u. of
NJ, will be a guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. Pease the latter part of this
week.
L. ]. Wright is spending the sum-
mer with his grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Cartridge of Eureka.
Born, Friday, May 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Raymond, a girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carter OF How
ard street are the parents Of fine
baby girl, born Monday. June s.
The Royal Neighborse will meet on
Tuesday, June &c. instead Of the regu-
lar night. This change Isl on account
Of the graduation 'exereises being
Wednesday night speciafn business
All members are requesteY I'd 'be pre-
sent. -,
The ladies Of the Woman,S, Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. church
who intend joining the postal shower
to Miss Carlotta Hoffman, a mission
airy, are requesed to address the cards
Algorth, v. p, india and to hand
thin to the president, Mrs. Thorne as
soon as possible. 49,,
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Friday with Mrs. VIM. Anderson and
Mrs. B. l.. Strunk.
DIR. G. A. Stanton will leave Thurs
day for a weeks visit with relatives
at Kingsville. ontario. Mrs stanton
is at Kingsville now.
Walter ireland of Yonkers, New
York is expected to arrive in the city
the first Of the week to remain for the
summer. Mr.. Ireland will try out for
position on the local ball team.
The Sunday guests at the home of
NJ. Urch were Mr.. and Mrs. T-Mason
OF Edmore, Mrs. Stella Bowman and
Mrs Addie Leroy OF Lansing, F. La
Grange OF Stanton, also Mr. and Mrs
A. c, Hall and daughter, Ruth, Mrs
Maggie Welch and w. Barker.
Mrs. Emma Wright, returned home
Monday, from Grattan.
E. Puffer and family entertained
Mrs. Emma Russell and friend recent
ly
Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Johnson visited
relatives near Long Lake and Sheridan
over Sunday.
NJ Urch, who has been very sick,
the past week, is a very little better at
this writing.
Mrs. A. Friedman left this morning
for a three weeks visit at her old
home in Manistee.
Miss Beatrice Benedict went to Ionia
Wednesday for few days visit with
friends.
Orlander Berry returned to his
home in Orleans, today, after visiting
his son, Luther Berry.
w. ]. Clarke went TO Edmore the
first Of the week and erected a five
ton monument for John Sack. 1t is
one OF the incest and largest monu-
ments that Mr.. Clarke has erected for
months.
Leander Berry left Wednesday
morning for an extended visit with his
brother, Arthur Berry of Hartford. He
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