Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-13

daughter, Mrs. N. w. chase, went 10
Grand Rapids Saturday to visit her
brother, Alvin Porter.
Amos Welch of lonia, democratic
politician, prohibitionist and good
/ farmer of this county, was In the city
few hours Monday.
Mrs. G.. r. Robacher and Miss
| FLORENCE Powell returned home to |
Detroit Monday. They had been the |
guests of Mrs. Will Russell.
Mrs. Will Jones of Vickeryville was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Sanborn over Sunday. Mrs: Jones
was a former saleslady at Lloyd's.
Mrs. Leah Wetmore was called to
Pierson Saturday to attend the fun
eral of Bert Hysel, who died from IN
I iuries received in railroad accident.
Mrs. A. N. Whitney, who had been
the guest of her son, Wilbur Whitney,
and daughter, Mrs. H. A. Lamb, re-
turned home to Grand Rapids Thurs
day. r:...
to visit her brother, Col. Fox: he
took along his fishing tackle and VIII
try his luck in some OF the lakes near
there.
George Reichert and son, Henry,
who had been visiting his prother,
Millbrook Saturday.
Mrs Nellie Harrington of lonia
was in the city Monday on her way TO
Alma. She is the daughter OF the
late Norman Putney.
Mrs. James Marshall and daughters,
Nettie and Doris, who visited her SIS,
ter Mrs. Warren Shepard, returned
to Six Lakes last Friday.
Mrs. Amt Davis, who has been the
quest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kim King, went
10 Greenyille for a visit with friends
] there before returning home to Har-
Dor Springs.
Miss Rena Angel left Thursday for
Omaha to visit her brother, Ben An
cell a short time before returning TO
La Crosse, Wisconsin, to resume her
! school work. !.
Row LaDow, who was home to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vern La
, Dow. returned to Detroit Monday he
is holding down paying position as
machinist.
ernest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Piatt, re-
, burned to Breckenridge last Thurs
, dav. Mrs. Susan Tillotson of Homer
is the guest of Mrs. Piatt.
, Deputy Sheriff Charles Murray
: made a trip to Muskegon last Thurs,
after a parole breaker, but he had
: gotten into trouble there. The sheriff
, had him in the lookup for sixty days.
James Crittenden, a former prin-
: cipal of our school, was In the city
\ Saturday. He has been teaching IN
Calumet. He was here meeting old
r friends before going to Ann Arbor.
' Miss Marguerite HELEN, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
: Ed. Trail for four weeks, left Mon
:. day on her return to Rochester, N. I.
Mrs. Trail accompanied her to Grand
:, Rapids.
d James Cramer went to Detroit Sat
urday on a short vacation from work.
r He has been in the employ of the re
! frigerator company for more than 70
years and thinks he is entitled TO
|, few days lay-off.
r Charles Russell of Lake City was
called here last week on account OF
n the death of Mrs. B. T. Puffer. Mrs.
d Russell is a daughter of Mrs. Puffer
and has been here for some time
: helping care for her.
it Mrs. l.. C. Hamilton of Clarion
Iowa, and Mrs. |. w. Haven of Mime
e apolis. Wis, who came here to at
n tend the birthday anniversary of their
mother, Mrs. Jasper S. Gage, left or
20 Tuesday to visit relatives in Clare
lie before returning to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Ness anc
% son, Homer, returned to Chicago
5 Thursday. They had been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Steele. Mr.. Var
AZ Ness has been manager of the Silver
e theatre in Crystal during the summer
- G.. w. French who has fine optica
: parlors with r. II. Waldo, the jewel
err, will be here Friday, September
=, 18th with his full equipment TO
= testing and fitting the eyes.-adv.
T. w. Avis, travelling freight agen
ii for the northern division of the Per-
ID Marquette railroad, and Mrs. Avis @.
Grand Rapids spent Sunday at tn
G. home of their daughter, Mrs. l.. Hook
err stad, of South Pleasant street.
Mrs. Ina VanDenberg of Gran'
r. Rapids. who had been here the CUES
so of her mother, Mrs. Rose King, fey
DAYS, returned home Tuesday. Sh
ed was formerly Miss Ina King and re
tn sided here until going to Grand Rap
ids about ten years ago.
t. Mrs. Lester Grant left Saturday o.
e. her return home to Battle Creek, stop
ping off at Elmdale for a short visit
IN She had been visiting old friends her
en- for a few days. On Friday Mrs.
J. Burriss entertained number. 0
tn old neighbors and friends in he
as honor.
Iu. f. H Knapp of Rose, Wayne coun
81 ty. New York was here the latte
er part Of the week visiting with hi
*. brother-in-law, M. III. Barlow. H
70 came here from Six Lakes, where h
ny had been to visit a brother. Nj
w. Knapp is a cousin of the late E.
"a knapp of Belding.
&c w. j. Altenburg was in Lansin
81 last Friday to see his son, George A
~ tenburg, who is sick there at his 81:
~ ter's, Mrs. Herbert Cooks, havin
or been there during the school vacation
90 He has been teaching in one of tn