Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-28

About Our Town and Its People

odluiuaN ana MONDAY, Spectaf BAR
gains AT Brokers Bazaar.-Ady
County Surveyor ID. c. Crawford
surveyed out the boundary lines of Geo.
T.. Wagner's lot on Washington street
Monday and also the lines OF Mrs.
Frank }. Luick's lot on Alderman
street
The boating season is on and the
river is being utilized for the enjoy
ment OF that pleasant past time
Foliage on the trees along the banks
OF the river is putting forth its lustre
and boat ride OF nile up stream
can be covered in a short time
Miss Norma Loewe spent the week
end in Lansing
Mrs. Byron Brown and daughter
Miss Dorothy spent Saturday in Grand
Rapids.
Read the adv on page 2 about
Brokers Specials.-Adv
Miss Allie Arnwine went TO Grand
Rapids Friday to visit her, father j.
+. Arnwine. who is in Butterworth
hospital there.
Mrs Il. l.. Strunk and son Crawford
are spending to-day in st. Johns
Miss Marian Burch Of Ionia spent
Sunday with her uncle, John S. Dono-
van.
Mrs Michael Wilson, Misses Eliza
beth and Florence Wilson and Chas
Knapp and son Stanley attended the
funeral of a relative at Greenville
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Briggs and children
motored TO Ionia Sunday.
Roy Taylor returned Saturday from
Valparaiso, Indiana, where he has
been studying telegraphy
Elmer Van Atwood of Sunfield
spent the weekend with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Covert and
family and Mr.. and Mrs Perry Steb-
bins and family of Easton and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kingston of Ionia were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Covert
Sunday
We estimate bills and deliver at
your station Westfield & Fall River
Lumber Co. Lowell.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hough and son
Ronald spent Sunday i'm Grand Rapids
the guests of Mr.. Hough's sister, Miss
Cecilia Hough.
Brokers Bazaar offers big bargains
read their adv on page ADV.
Mrs n. c. Nielsen and her mother
Mrs. Buck returned Saturday from
Rochester, Mich, where they had been
called by the illness % a relative.
Leo Elsbey and family were i'm
Rockford over Sunday Mr.. Elsbey
returned but his wife and son remain
ed for a few days visit.
Harold Arnold entertained "A num-
Der Of his friends at birthday party
Tuesday afternoon. After supper and
a peanut scramble on the lawn IN
which Andrew Cranfer won first prize,
they were taken TO the Star Theatre.
The Glover Leaf Club meets with
Mrs. WIN Huntley at her home on Al
derman street this afternoon.
Everything i'm the building line.
Westfeld & Fan River Lumber Co
Adv.
The Misses Marie Reed and Laura
Schmanski spent Saturday in Grand
Rapids.
Band No. of the Social Circle of
the Congregational church will give a
benefit at the Empress Theatre We'd
nesday evening. May s. There will be
a special program of vaudeville and
some special reels. Admission 5 and
/ 0cents. Everybody come.-Adv.
Mrs. u. r. Wilson and Miss Gertrude
Wilson spent Saturday in Grand Rap
ids.
lnefe are Il lot Oh BOod oHtfiHSS III
the want column this week. You had
better read il. You may find just the
thing you want listed for sale. The
want ads. bring results.
Best grade of shingles s2.9S and all
other material in proportion West !
field & Fall River Lumber Co, Lowell !
ADV.
Mrs Charles Dixon is spending a
few days in Cleveland, Ohio on bust I
ness.
Mrs. Sarah Palmer who has been |
living with her niece Mrs. Charles /
Moore has returned to Cleveland, her 1
former home.
The ladies of the Methodist church I
will serve their regular monthly sup I
per next Saturday evening. May l. /
Bill 20 cents.-Adv.
one week from Sunday is Mothers \
Day and the several churches of the /
city are already planning to have /
special services.