Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Warner made
q business trip to Grand Rapids Mon

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Warner made
La business trip to Grand Rapids Mon
day.
w. p. Hetheiington and w. s. Lam
bertson returned from Peacock, Mich,
Monday, where they had been several
days fishing for trout. They exhibit
ed some fine ones and had good time
catching them, although the weather
was unfavorable.
Mrs. Ella Richmond Of Grand Rap
ids is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Chas. Brown, this week.
Mrs. Allan Davis and children re-
turned Monday from Watervliet,
where she had been visiting.
"Wid" Howe has returned from
Cedar Springs, where he went to visit
his granddaughter, Mildred Ellis.
Mrs. Frank Smith, who took her
son, Myrn, to st. Johns last week for
treatment at the Hart Bros. hospital,
is now quarantined there on account of
his coming down with measles. Mr..
Smith went there last week and
brought one of the children home and
is now keeping the house here. He
thinks they will be able to get home
the latter part of this week or the
fore part of next week.
Miss Neva King left Monday for
the Upper Peninsula, where she will
spend couple of months visiting her
uncle. She is pleased to take vaca-
tion from work in the silk mill, where
she has been employed for some time.
Miss Alice White, who was here to
visit her mother, returned to Ionia on
Monday, where she has position with
the Stafford Mfg. Co.
Miss Clara Sessions of Ionia was
the over Sunday guest Of Mrs. Ella
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Walker and Mrs.
Fred Olger were in Ionia Monday,
having business with the probate
court. Mrs. Olger has adopted the |
baby, Darrell Ward Walker, left
a short time ago.
Mrs. George Schmidt returned to
Detroit Monday. She had been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson, for a week. Mrs. !
Schmidt was formerly Miss Maude
Johnson.
Henry Abel of Remus was the over
Sunday guest of friends in the city.
John Lewis was home from Ashley |
over Sunday. He says the continued |
rains and sour weather is making the |
farmers in his section of the county |
feel very blue.
Sylvester Terwillger has returned
TO Lansing, after attending the funer- /
al of Mrs. Swarthout.
Miss Flossie Clark of Alma was the /
over Sunday guest of Miss Cecilia |
Creaser. She left for visit in Green /
vile Monday.
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Mary Hysell, j. r. and Virgil Hysell,
home to Sand Lake Monday,
having been called here to attend the |
funeral of Mrs. George Swarthout
Sunday. Mrs. Swarthout was daugh-
.er of Mr.. and Mrs. Hysell.
Celia Honson returned from Ionia
where she had been visiting
relatives.
Fellow employees of Edwin Brad
shaw prepared a neat box filled with |
iandelions and grass and sent it by /
parcel post to him Tuesday. Bradshaw
has sore foot and the parcel was
sent as a joke.
J. M. Langston attended the annual
Michigan Press and Printers FEEDER
alton in Battle Creek last week. He !
returned through Hastings and visited
At the home of his parents.
The frame work on the new house
If Dennis Hollenbeck is fast being |
put together. The home will be bun |
galow style and will be modern in |
every way. 1t is situated on Broas
street.
Few people in Bedding have the
ability for keeping apples that II. j.
ard has. This week samples were |
brought to the Banner Office and they |
we're as sound and perfect as when
picked. The flavor was fine, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Clarke and son
Of Chicago are visiting at the home
Of c. G. Bailey.
Harry Lamb returned from Ypsi-
Ianti, where he had been called to at
tend the funeral of cousin.
Mrs. Stella Griswold, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
jerks, returned to Evart Wednesday.
The Rebekah Thimble party will
meet with Mrs. Jay Hanson, South
Pearl street Thursday, May rs.