Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-23
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All About Our Town And II. People

Miss Eva Weeks and sister spent
Friday in Lowell
Ray Waldo of Lansing was i'm the
city calling on friends last THURSDAY.
Mrs Agnes Demorest has returned
home from Greenvilie after visit
there
Luther Berry is planting his lots
which he purchased in the Fair Home.
10 potatoes and will put in his spare
time cultivating them and killing
potatoe bugs.
Mrs. Frank Converse and daughter
are spending a few weeks at the Con-
verse cottage at Epworth Heights near
Ludington.
Phone l1S for red raspberries. e..
Nj. Parney.-adv.
Mrs. Frank Miner returned home
TO Lansing Thursday and took her
mother Mrs. u. SOVEREIGN with her for
few weeks visit
Roy lie Valley, who has been at
tending Albion college left for Geneva
Lake, y. Y, Thursday TO attend the
National y. Nj. G. a. meeting and
camp, being held there. He had been
a guest of VALLEY Helm here for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Johnson of
Harrison avenue are the proud par
ents of a daughter, born Sunday
morning. June 10.
Miss Ethel Jersey left Friday morn
ing for northern Michigan, where she
will spend the summer
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Mrs. VIII Fisher went TO Grand
Rapids Thursday afternoon To spend
the weekend there with a friend.
Georgia Ellery left for Chicago Sat
urday TO spend the summer vacation
there. She will take course in the
Chicago University before returning
10 her school work here in Septem Der
. Alfred Dorman is the very efficient
warehouse foreman at the Pere Mar
quette depot, since Mr.. Lanworthy re-
signed.-Greenville Call. Mr.. Dor
man is a former resident here and re-
Gently moved to Greenville.
Mrs. Rose Gleason and son Harold
left last Friday for Pentwater TO spend
a few weeks with her mother.
Nern Snyder of Ionia was in the
city last Thursday. He is still in the
employ Of c. A. Ireland, the hardware
merchant there.
NJ. l.. Willoughby entertained his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Willoughby and
brother and sister of Ithaca, a few
days last week.
Miss Gladys Face of Coopersville
has been the guest OF her father Ar
ba Face.
Miss Marguerite Lapham of Detroit
has been the guest of her young
friends the past week.
Ezra Sweet and his brother Will
Sweet were called to Lowell Friday
on account of the serious sickness Of
the formers baby, which was with
it's mother being treated.
Mrs. Chas Johnson returned from
Evart Friday where she had been to
assist her father Joseph Gardner. who
had the misfortune to break his leg
a few weeks ago.
Miss Eleanor Fisher returned from
Olivet College Friday 10 spend the
summer vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. z. Fisher.
Mrs. A. b. Hull and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Cusser motored to Grand Rapids
last Thursday.
Miss Lucille Heiser, who taught
in the schools here the past year. re-
turned TO her home in Casnovia, Fri
day.
Mrs. Herman De Hart and daugh-
ter Of Detroit are here visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Rockefeller, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Lambertson and other
friends.
Miss Hazel Cohen made a business
trip to Pewamo last week.
Mrs. Edgar Stanton went to- Or
leans Thursday for a few days visit
with her mother Mrs. Sabine.
Miss Delina Douville left Thursday
for Harrisville, where she will spend
the summer.