Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-03-03
Orleans

Mrs. Electa Antcliff of Ionia was an
over Sunday guest of her daughter
Mrs. Hiley Warner and family.
Mrs. Almira Face Of Beldng is
spending a few days with her son
Alva Face and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivo King were in Ionia
Thursday.
Philo Smith was guest OF his
sister Mrs. Walter Warden Monday.
He expects TO leave for Brooklyn. n.
Y. Tuesday.
There will be Benefit Program"
at the Green's church Thursday even
ing, March IL. Admission 10 cents.
Everybody invited
Congratulations to Mrand Mrs. Ray
Howard Of Ionia. Mrs Howard is bet
ter known as Gladys Lane.
Mrs. Ada Kelley of Ionia was a guest
OF friends here Thursday.
Mable Howe left Monday for
Coopersville for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernie Face and daugh-
ter visited the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Eckert and grand
daughter Jessie are spending a few
days with the formers daughter Mrs.
Fred Myers.
Carleton Sundayed with Chas LaDow
and family.
The dance given Friday night was
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivo King entertained
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Howard OF Ionia.
Milton Decker returned home Satur-
day night from Lansing where he has
been taking a course at the NJ. A. G.
Mrs. Susie Harrington of Belding
was "A guest OF Mrs. Alva Face one
day the past week.
The Orleans Farmers Club nd Or
leans Creamery association held a
joint meeting at Macccabee and Clean
er Hall Thursday, February %. Not
withstanding the inclemency Of the
weather los partook OF a sumptuous
dinner Many thanks are due Mr.. Lie
I bum for the success of the same. After
dinner Vice President r. Woodbridge
called the meeting to order and after
/ the business meeting introduced Mr..
Wendt, who gave us "A good talk on
What benefit is local creamery TO
it's patrons" after which Mrs. Joel Pal
+ mer gave us a solo-Irene Smith play
/ ed the accompaniment She respond
ed to an encore in which the whole
audience Joined, after this Mr.. Jones
gave US a practical talk on What
benefit is dairying TO a community"
which together with the discussions that
We're had proved to make the meet
ing both instructive and beneficial. AS
il was getting late the meeting ad
journed until the 18th Of March.
Miss Crippen wishes TO thank her
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4 remeubrances on her birthday.
The old time friends and neighbors
of Mrs a. G. Hubbell formerly of Or
leans, but now a resident of Bedding,
were very glad TO meet her at the or.
| leans Farmers club. We hope she
may come again.
4 Mrs. Frank Treynor spent Thursday
night and Friday with Mrs Anne Trey
nor.
r. +. Strong returned from Cleve-
/ land Saturday morning a sister of
his wife came with him. She seemed
TO stand the journey remarkably well.
II. Jackson has an auto now so we
expect he will ride around and enjoy
/ himself.
Mrs. Loie Greenop and daughter
/ Leila were guests of Jerry Spaulding
and wife Friday.
Ben Comstock. Jr.. and sister Marie
OF Ronald spent day or two last week
with their sister Mrs. Guy HoppOugh
and family.
Dell Purdy of West Otisco was in
town on business Saturday.
Philo Smith of Ronald started Tues
day night for Brooklyn, n. Y, where
he expects to stay for a time at least
He is a brother OF Mrs. Lee Hoppough
Of that place.
Mrs. II. Anderson and Grace were
in Ionia a short time Saturday.
Ada Van Giesen OF Ionia attended
the Orleans Farmers Club Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackjack of
Gasport visited with their cousin Mr..
Fred Bennett and family Friday and
| Saturday. They went TO Greenville
Mrs. Bennett accompanying them, re-
turning home Monday
The funeral for the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Hall was well
attended at the home Monday after
noon. Burial was in Green's cemetery
The Literary last Wednesday which
was attended by a good crowd was
very interesting and was thoroughly
enjoyed from start to finish.
Orleans Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs Maria Smith March IL. Everyone
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