Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-08-16

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City over Sunday. Mr.. Covert says
well. There has been plenty of rain.
Henry Shindorf of Howell is visit
ing relatives here. He had been to
Nashville to visit his son, John Shin
dorf, who is the plumbing business
there.
Mrs. Frank Collerton returned
home to Muskegon Monday. She had
been here to visit her father, Chaucey
Chase, who is now in very feeble
health.
Mrs. John Gleason and mother,
Mrs. j. Cramer, and Mrs. Gleason's
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Kruger, and
son, Jack, went to Grand Rapids last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and
daughter, Mrs. De Jaynes, who had
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Burns, returned home to Ohio
! Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler Pond and Silas
Ward were in Cedar Springs Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jack
Howard.
Mrs. Mary Simpson left for visit
home to Ann Arbor. She had been
visiting relatives and friends here for
several days.
Nicholas Strunick returned to
Louisville, KY, Friday. He had been
visiting his son, Paul Strunick, and
! Paul Gondolf and other friends here
for few days.
Mrs. w. j. Hodgkins of Grand Rap
ids and daughter, Mildred, who had
been guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frad Clanchy, returned home to
Grand Rapids Monday.
! C. w. Knight of Mt. Pleasant has
been visiting old friends here, and in
\ Orleans the past week. Mr.. Knight
Lived here 30 years ago and finds
many changes since then.
Henry Hall and son, Lewis Hall, OF
4 Coldwater were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Zerba recently. They mot
ored to Greenville to visit relatives
and stopped here on their way.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Lansing
was in the city over Sunday on her
way to Carson City. She was the
guest of Mrs. Frank Nash. Her
children are with Mrs. Nash for few
days.
Mrs. Della Wright has exchanged
her house and lot on the Luther addi-
ton with E. w. Little for the property
he owned on Crawford street. Mrs.
Wright moved into her new home last
\ week.
! Mrs. w. f. Fowler and children
and Hulett Fowler, who have been
4 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fowler,
returned to White Cloud Monday.
Hulett had been here for several
months.
S. r. Randall of Cordova, L. d.
Randall of Grand Rapids and ID. J.
Randall Of Reed City, brothers left
for their homes Monday. They had
been here to attend the Randall fam
lily reunion.
Mrs. H. NJ Webb of Van Vert,
Ohio, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Minerva Rogers, left Monday to visit
! friends in Blanchard. Mrs. Webb will
also visit friends in Benton Harbor
\ on her return to Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Hedegaard of
Terre Haute, Indiana, are spending a
week here with her father, A. Rush
! ford, and other relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hedegaard are engaged in Sal
walton army work there and are here
| for a much needed rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currie and son,
Carleton, and Mrs. Currie's mother,
Mrs. Ed. Hammond, of Grand Ledge,
left Thursday for a few weeks tour
in the West. They will take in
many points of interest including
Yellowstone National Park.
Mrs. Clare Harrington went TO the
home of Mr.. Harrington's father on
the farm near Ionia, last week to re-
main for the present. She took with
! her the three youngest children. Mrs.
Susie Harrington has the two oldest
children with her in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hulburt,
who recently returned from Fon du
/ Lac, Wisconsin, are moving to Green
4 has secured a position in the Ranney
Refrigerator factory. He was mar
4 ried to Mrs. Arene Balcom in Wauke-
gan, Illinois last May.
Mrs. Ellen Raymond and sister,
Mrs. Edison Carr, left Friday for
/ Flushing. Mrs. Carr, who resides in
\ st. Clair, has been the guest of Mrs.
Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harlan for the past week. Mr.. and
i Mrs. Chas. Carr of Port Huron were
also guests last week at Mr.. Harlan's.
Mrs. George Putnam received word
last week from a friend in Toledo.
Ohio, that Mrs. Flora Terwilliger,
former resident here, died there July
I 8. IL will be remembered that her
husband, who died several years ago.
was the telegraph operator at the
station here for a number Of years
Mrs. Clara Stanton left Thursday
for Los Angeles, California, to visit
her daughters, Ona and Ina, and in
tends to remain ther for some time.
Mrs Stanton has recently purchased
home in Detroit, where she has been
living for several years since leaving
Lansing. She stopped off here to visit
relatives before leaving for the West.
Somewhat Editorial
One of our friends is the superin-
tendent of large public service cor
| poration. He RECENTLY encountered q