Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-09-22

ID. Lapnam spent the uay hohuay III
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Henry Clingensmith, daughter
Myrtle and grandson Harold visited
Arthur Clingensmith from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Belmont and
Mrs. VIM. Plank of Little Rock, Ark,
left Monday after a weeks visit with
Mrs. G. M. Blett.
The ROYAL Neighbors will meet with
Mrs. Tom Dawes on Tuesday, Septem-
Der %, for o'clock supper. Chicken
pie will be served.
Mrs. c. J. LaBar of Pierson, who
has been the guest of her daughter
Mrs. MILFORD Bricker, returned home
to Pierson Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Barnes accompanied
her sister, Miss Irene Barnes to Grand
Rapids Saturday. The latter had been
visiting in Stanton. -.
See "Tillie's Punctured Romance,
Charlie Chaplin's greatest comedy In
six reels-Star Theatre, Tuesday,
September 28.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Vincent and nep-
hew Laverne Maclan and Mrs. Rather.
inc Honson of Ionia were guests OF
Mrs. Chas. Honson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Berry were In
Greenville Tuesday afternoon to at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Berry's
nephew, Harry Popplewell
ATTORNEY Frank G. Miller of Ionia
was in the city Monday. He was on
his way to Midland county to try
case in the circuit court there.
Mrs. c. j. Watkins of Greenville
was in the city last Saturday. She
is intending to move here if she can
find a suitable home to purchase.
See "Tillie's Punctured Romance"
Charlie Chaplin's greatest comedy in
six reels-Star Theatre, Tuesday,
September 28.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Daskam and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Weaver of Mar
shall drove to Bedding and spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. +. Wea-
yer.
Mrs. j. f. Kaufman left Friday to
ioin her husband in Lansing where
they will reside. Mr.. Kaufman hav-
ing gone there to work several weeks
ago. -
John A. Lessiter and wife returned
Friday from Detroit and Pontiac, hav-
ing taken in the state fair, and, also
visited relatives and friends IN Pom
tiac.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Unger, Hazel
Unger. Mary Erickson and Glenn
Brown motored to Grand Rapids
Thursday and visited Ray Waldo at
the hospital. -
Ithaca have been the guests of Miss
Georgia Ellery and mother. They
left Tuesday for Grand Rapids to at
tend the fair. -
in the church parlors Wednesday al
ternoon at the regular hour. The
members of each band are requested
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Esper of Detroit
returned home Monday after a lew
DAYS visit with friends here: Mrs.
Esper was formerly Miss Florence
Vanassche of this place.
All Simmons is running a 3O-passen-
ger launch on the river now. lie
built the boat this summer at odd
times at his broom factory, back OF
the Bridge street store.
Rev. and Mrs. II. ID. +. Calm were
guests at the Hudnutt home Friday.
They stopped on their way to Lake
view. where they were motoring from
their home in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Sarah Leblanc of Grand Rap
ids was in the city few days last
week on business. She returned Sat
urday. While here she was guest at
&c. w .Quicks and p. A. Frederick's.
The W. T. c. u. ladies will meet
with Mrs. S. T. Hammond Friday,
September "a at $50 p. m. Topic,
arguments for and against the Har-
rison bill" Leader, Mrs. M. +. Co
vile.
M. Nj. Belding, ST., Mrs. M. NJ. Beld-
ing. Jr., Miss Downing and Mr.. Cook
motored to Detroit Sunday. From
there they will go by boat to Buffalo
and finish the journey to New York
by motor.
Mrs. Mary Shots who has been re-
ceiving treatment and underwent an
operation at the city hospital several
weeks ago is improving very rapidly,
and is again visiting with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Bracken.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Connell and
Henry A. Smith and wife motored to
Grand Rapids last Thursday to visit
Mr.. Smiths brother, Frank Smith OF
Coopersville, who has been In the hos
pital for seevral weeks.
Henry A. Smith has about complet-
ed repairs on the houses he purchas-
ed of Mrs. Gertrude Face. Two OF
them are already occupied by tenants
and are now convenient and desirable
tenant dwelling houses.
Mrs. Kate Hill and sister Mrs. Belle
Mann left Saturday for Traverse City
where they were accompanied by their
brother Charles Broas of Lansing and
will spend a few days on his fruit
farm in Northern Michigan.
William Pollock and wife of Cedar
Springs were in the city Friday to
visit her mother Mrs. Della Rose,
Welt, who is still in the city hospital
as a result of stroke of paralysis she
suffered several weeks ago.
Russell Gals is getting ready to
be comfortable in his home the COM
ing winter He has installed a fur
mace and this week completed an out
side chimney. Everything is in line
for turning on the heat now at any
time.