Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-05
SMYRNA

Do not forget the Cleaner meeting
to be held with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phillips Saturday evening, April 8,
as there is special business. All
members are requested to be present.
Warm biscuits and maple syrup will
be served after the meeting.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoppough and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay Hoppough Of Cooks Corn
ers were Sunday callers at John
Purdy's.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cook were
Lowell visitors Friday.
Mrs. Lillian Dumon and Mrs. Ag-
mes Purdy were callers at Geo.
Hanks home Tuesday.
Harold Woodruff is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. Ada Hanks called on Mrs.
Weeks at the sanitarium Tuesday and
also called on Mrs. Ellen Beebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanks called on
Mrs. Ellen Currie Of Belding last
Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Norton spent Monday
with Mrs. Frank Joslin.
Mr. Chase's and Mrs. Geo. Hanks
people attended the Post and Corps
meeting in Belding last Saturday.
Mrs. c. b. Johnston of Smoky Row
spent Monday with Mrs. E. w. Con-
don.
Mrs. Ella Richmond returned from
Grand Rapids Sunday night, where
she has been visiting a few weeks
with her son, George and wife.
Chas. Brink, Horace Foreman and
Eli Hanks took dinner with Geo.
Hanks and wife Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Meade and two children
Wayne and Amber returned to their
home in Lansing last Saturday, after
visiting a week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. c. Clack and daughter, Eli
'zabeth returned to their home in
Portland, after a weeks visit with her
husband
VIM. Wacha is in Elwell for few
days relieving the Pere Marquette
agent for a time.
Miss Eva Engel of Grand Rapids
was the guest of her pupil, Miss
Gayla Penton Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Davis went to the home
of her son George and family for
few days visit.
Arnold Blair of Bedding spent Tues
day afternoon with Clifford and How
ard Insley.
Miss Bernice Short returned to her
home in Grand Rapids last Friday,
after visiting week with Aldena
Harris and other friends.
Ralph Van Every moved his house
hold goods to Belding Monday. He
has accepted a position with Mr..
Porter in the shop there.
Horace Ford is quite poorly at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Lou Con-
rad.
The musical concert and dance Civ
en- at Maccabee hall last Friday even
ing by Quaif's orchestra of Green
vile was well attended. About $40
was been taken in. The entertain
ment was fine and Smyrna people
feel honored to think they could Sc
cure such talent in so small a place.
They will be given a hearty welcome
when they come again which will be
after Lent.
The smallpox cases at Cooks Corn
ers seemed to have scared a great
many people, but it is to be hoped
there will be no more cases.
Supervisor-Chas. Brink, r, 1876;
Fred Scheidt, d, 81.
Clerk-Lester Kimberley, r, 141.
Treasurer-Earl Norton, r, 140;
Highway Commissioner - John
Kohn, r, 126; Roy futile, d, 81.
Overseer of Highways-E Con-
don, r, 1874; Peter Shindorf, d, go.
Justice of the Peace Ito fill va
cancy)-Elgin Condor, r, 1886; James
Insley, d, 81.
Justice of the Peace-Walter Fisk,
r, 1877; Mike Kemp, d, SO.
Member Board of Review-A. II.
Norton, r, 1856; Paul Gondolff, d, 81.
Ford, AZ; VIM. Alden Smith, 81;
Simpson, 6.
Edwin o. Wood, 80; Comstock, Is.
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