Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-05
LOCAL ITEMS


John Carcoran of Mt. Pleasant and
Will McTise of Bad Axe have been
guests Of their uncle Frank Murphy
and family several days the past week
This week at Jensen & wheeler's
you can buy 45-inch embroidered
crepe or wolfe. $3.50 value for CSC
Adv
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Feuer-
stein OF Keene, April %, a ten pound
son.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Knapp
of Peck's hill Monday, May 8. ten
pound boy.
The Hoover Suction Sweeper is the
only electric cleaner that's an electric
suction sweeper too. let us demon
strate ii in your home. Jensen &
Wheeler sell or rent them.-Adv.
Orby Lawrence who has been
spending the past two weeks with Roy
Cranmore,. returned to Grand Rapids
Friday.
Mrs. III. L. McElroy, Mrs Minnie
Van Pelt and Miss Nancy McElroy
entertained the Hook and Needle Club
at the McElroy home, Tuesday event
ing
Upholstering and chair Gaming, see
Leon Forward, 81 S. Bridge street,
or at Stout's Cigar Store.-AdV 4w
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Cowles,
daughter Nellie, and Mrs. l.. r. Cur
RE spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Rich of Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Honson, Miss
Meta McVicar, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Engemann and daughter Ruth motor
ed to Lowell Sunday and spent the
day with Mr. Honsons cousin George
Rache and family.
Mrs. Ed. King nee Ella Meginley
Of Detroit is visiting at the home of
her brother James Meglinley
Mrs. w. l.. Atwood of Grand Rapids
has been visiting her mother Mrs l..
c. Fales.
Mrs, Eugene Benson will go to De-
troit tomorrow Thursday to visit
her daughter Lulu Benson.
Miss Hazel Osmer OF Grattan is
visiting Mrs. Claude Cowles.
Just received a new line Of House
Dresses and Aprons at Jensen &
Wheeler's.-Adv.
Mrs. Chas Ashby spent Tuesday
with relatives in Ionia.
Mrs. Emma Lamb and Mrs G. +.
Smith were in Ionia Tuesday attend
ing a board meeting of the County
Federation of Women's Clubs
Good quality 22-ineh stair Carpet
regular Csc value for sc, this week
at Jensen and Wheelers.-Adv.
Walter c. Meach of Muir was in
the city last Friday and Saturday
shaking hands with many OF his old
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cannon of Grand
Rapids visited at the homes of E. NJ
Parney and Richard Cannon from
Sunday until Tuesday.
In his remarks at the board of COM
merce banquet Tuesday night Hon. w
Willard Palmer of Grand Rapids re-
ferred to the Gridley club banquet
which was held in the weaving mill
before ii was entirely finished Mr.
Palmer was one of the more than
three hundred present on that occa-
sion and stated that its success was
evidence of what hearty co-opera-
ton on the part of all the men inter-
ested in planning il could accomplish.
Mr.. Palmer in speaking of men of
brain and action referred TO the late
Hon. Curtis Guild who was one OF the
speakers at the banquet and paid him
a very high compliment.
Eagle Cordonnet Crochet Cotton. all
sizes for loo ball at Jensen & Wheel
er's-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs'C. w. Quick spent Sun
day at the Wells farm west OF town.
l. The bearers at the funeral of Or.
VIM. Bell were VIM. Olds, Benz. F..
Tower. II. A. Waldron, John Cooper.
Matt Kohn and Edgar Berry.
! DR.. g. II. Ihling of Grand Rapids
a member OF the state medical board.
attended the funeral of his old time
friend Of DIR. Bell Tuesday.
ola Bignell returned Tuesday from
his annual trout fishing trip having
succeeded in making a good catch as
usual from the streams in Ionia and
Montcalm counties.
New line OF Ladies' Dress Skirts just
received at-Jensen IL Wheeler's.-Adv.
Mrs. Maude Yost is quite seriously
i'll at her home.
Walter s. Lambertson was called to
Ohio last week by the death Of rel
alive.
Mrs. A. j. Blair went TO Jackson
last Saturday to visit friends for "A few
| days. Mr.. Blair has been called there
this week and will go Friday TO Off
ciate at wedding of one OF his old
parishioners. he having performed the
marriage ceremony Of all four OF the