Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-23

Ethel Hymes returned TO her home
i'm Alpena Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spitzley OF Ionia
spent Sunday with the latter's brother
Peter Hauck.
DIR. Coville. who is quite i'll at his
home on Broas street, shows no signs
of Improvement.
Mrs. George Taylor left Monday
morning for a few weeks visit with
relatives in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Susie Soules of Moseley spent
the weekend with her sister Mrs. Jno.
Denton.
Mrs. Flora Thompson and Miss Lena
Thompson lfet on Monday TO visit rel
atives in Fenwick.
Mrs. r. A. Cook was the over Sum
day guest of Mrs. Herbert Hart near
Greenville.
Miss Maggie Nash of Albion is
spending a few days with her parents
near Greenvilfe.
Mrs. Will Deitz and three children
went TO Alpena Saturday morning for
visit with friends and relatives there
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Porter and
daughter Vera left Saturday afternoon
TO spend Sunday with Mrs. Porters
parents at Paris.
Miss Olive Holcomb left Sunday
for a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Florence Dean at Greenville.
Miss Clara Egenreither left Satur
day morning TO spend the summer
vacation at her home in Alpena.
Mrs. willard Dell left Saturday for
a short visit in Flint with her husband.
Sophia and Lena Peterson left for
their home at Sidney Saturday night.
Mrs. Sarah Lessiter gave a big
strawberry shortcake dinner to a num-
Der of her friends last Saturday. Those
who were present to enjoy the feast
were: Mrs. IL. II. Hall of Howell. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Hail. Lloyd Weeks,
George Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sandy.
Minor b. Coats and wife OF Cannon
left here Monday morning for Grant
township, Iosco county TO visit their
son Wesley Coats
Sidney Washburn has been in Chi
cago visiting his brother Carleton a
few days this week.
Mrs. Geo. A. Stanton left Monday
for Ann Arbor to spend commence
ment week with her daughter Bea-
trice, who is one of the graduates
Ed. ID. Engemann has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for the
Belding Basket Co, his territory for
the present will be eastern Michigan.
The lost, found and want adv. col
umn of the Banner brings results.
Clarence Green lost his watch and adj
vertised the fact in the Banner last
week. \ day or two after the publica-
ton day Mr.. Green was called up by
phone and was told where he could
find il.
Phone 113 and have your require
ments for red raspberries filed. r.
NJ. Parney.-adv.
Tiberius Belding. who is here from
Minneapolis for few weeks visit in
Michigan left Saturday for Portland.
Before returning home he will visit
Detroit and several other points in
Michigan.
a. r. Winchell left Saturday for
Lansing where he will go 10 work in
the printing office of the Lansing
Journal.
The Lowell Ledger passed its 23d
birthday last week and
brother johnson the editor is TO be
congratulated on the fact taht ii is
and always has been a fine news
paper.
VIM. Hough left Friday for Detroit
to visit few days with relatives and
friends there. He will go to Cleve-
land TO spend several weeks.
Milton Thomas and wife We're in
Greenville visiting friends Saturday.
Hugh Corey and his sister Greta
went to Gowan Saturday where they
will stay a few weeks with their
grandparents on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ID. Engemann
went to Trufant Saturday TO visit rel
atiyes over Sunday.
Samuel Davis, Matt Kohn, Jacob
Wise, Edgar Berry and Major Frank
X. Chase members of Dan $. Root
Post G.. A. r., were in attendance at
the annual reunion of the state en-
campment held in Kalamazoo last
week and all report one of the best
they ever attended.
Mrs. Harry Nupp left for her home
at Olean, y. Y, Friday. She had been
visiting here for the past four weeks
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Forrest
Fish.