Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-10


Orleans Sundayed at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Mumby.
Chas. Luce was in Ionia Monday on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Oberlin also Mrs.
Oberlin's mother Of Sand Lake spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Goodworth.
Elmer Haverly has so improved as
to be able to enjoy visit at the farm
home of his sister, Mrs. Geo, Haga-
dorm. A4
Geo. Whitney is the possessor, Of a
fine new Saxon car.
Mason Burns is adding some i'm
provements to his home by giving 1t
new coat of shingles.
Melvin Smith and family of Or
leans visited friends in the Bedding ad-
dition Sunday.
The Misses Margaret Burns and
Gladys White spent Sunday in Green
vile.
Fred Jackson and family took an
80-mile trip Sunday in their new auto.
Miss Pearl Walker spent the week.
end in Alma.
Leslie Sherwood also James Rogers
of Greenville were guests at the home
of r. A. Burns Sunday.
Walter Fiske made business trip
to Ionia last Friday.
M. F. Beemer and son, Forrest Bee
mer, were in Ionia last Saturday on
business.
Miss Olive Smith and mother went
to Greenville Saturday.
Herbert Stacey and family of Rock
ford were in the city Sunday. They
drove here with his fine team of
horses, eighteen miles and arrived in
time to take breakfast with his moth
err and brother, Harry Stacey. They
also visited other relatives and friends
here. "Herb" is looking well and
saws farm life for me always"
Mrs. Frank Antcliff made her broth
err. George Wilson a visit in Green
vile last Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Fisherman and sister,
Mrs. Olive Winslow, whom she is Wis
ting, ere in Stanton to visit rela-
tives last Thursday.
Henry J. l.. Johnson of Santa An
ma, Mexico. has been the guest of
Mrs. Belle Heckathorne.
John Donvan made business trip
to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. A. Wilder went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday. =
Capt. Harry Teed of Ionia, con-
nected with the Salvation army, was
in the city Friday. He recently came
from Toledo, where he has been sta
toned for a number of years in the
work.
Mrs. Lilly Norris of Grand Rapids
was in the city last week, returning
Thursday. She had been the guest
of Mrs. Montgomery, one of the hos
pital patients.
Harry Borwn of Croton was in the
city this week. He came to assist
his mother, Mrs. Alonzo Brown in
getting settled again to housekeeping
in her home on the Luther addition.
He returned home Tuesday by the
way of Howard City.
Orville Backus has put out a very
attractive barber sign, one of the up
to-date electric revolving kind, sur
mounted by pan electric light globe.
Ben Hall of Long Lake was in the
city on his way to the Hall fruit farm
near Freeport. He says he has
few barrels of the Jonathan apples
left, which he will ship this week.
Some of them will come to the Beld-
ing market.
Miss Hazel Cohen of Pewamo has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clanchy.
Miss Lucille Heiser was in Casno-
via to spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. Laura Miller returned Mon
day from Rockford, where she had
been to spent Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Miss Thelma Fuller went to Green
vile Monday to visit relatives there a
few days.
Mrs. Florence Heidly returned
home to Bear Lake Monday. She
was here over Sunday with her
daughter, Josephine Heidly, after Wis
iting friends in Grand Rapids few
days.
Miss Agnes Neve went to Pierson
Monday for a short visit at her home
there.
J. B. Taylor of Greenville was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coulter
over Sunday.
Miss Edna Johnson, who was the
guest of her people over Sunday, re-
turned to Pierson Monday. She has
been teaching in the schools there
for the past three years.
G.. M. Blett was home from Grand
Rapids over Sunday. Master Geo.
and Barton Blett, his grandsons, were
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Lunt Of Grand
Rapids were guests at E. Raymond's
over Sunday.
VIM. Currie of Greenville was in
the city Saturday.
Nelson Stevens was in the city
from Ionia last week visiting his par
ents. He is at work in the round
house there.
Mrs. George Reese and children
returned from Lansing Saturday,
where she had been visiting friends
few days.
Mrs. Chas. Murray and son, Frank,
went to Six Lakes to visit at Elon
Murray's few days.
Mrs. Y. ID. Dow returned to Green
vile Saturday. She says they are
getting well settled in their new
home there.
Viola Itzenhouse returned to Coral
Saturday, having visited Mrs. James
Blanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abbott went
to Howard City Saturday to visit rel