Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-14

confined to his home for several
months by sickness.
Mrs. S. f. Rockefeller Of Holland
returned to her home Friday, after Q
weeks visit at the home of her SON
Elwood Rockefeller in this city.
Miss Beatrice Parks returned home
to Muskegon, after few days visit
at Henry Tingley's and Chas. Moore's
Miss Parks was a former resident
here.
Mrs. Mary Cassidy returned to
Morley Monday. She with her broth
er, Andrew Henning Of Howard City
were visiting at 4. Hilton's over
Sunday.
Leo Burt was home from Muskegon
over Sunday. He has position in q
printing establishment there and ex-
poets to go to work soon in the Chron-
| icle Office.
| Mrs. Fred Locke has returned from
Stanwood, where she went last Friday
to see her mother, who is recovering
from the accident sustained a few
weeks ago.
Grant Morse of Portland was in the
city last Saturday and attended the
meeting of the Grange. He delivered
fine address on the conservation Of
our resources.
F. A. Winchell of Ionia spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Alice Scott
of this city. Mr.. Winchell is the
father of Archie Winchell, who was
an employee of the Banner.
Mrs. Delos Geyer was the guest of
Mrs. Will Annis over Sunday. She
and her husband are with the Silver
Family show, their attraction being
educated and trained dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kronginger of
Grand Rapids were in the city Satur-
day. They came to ship their house
hold goods to Grand Rapids and in
cidently to take in the ball game.
James Williams returned to Reed
City Saturday for short visit at his
home near there. He is at work for
Clint Green and says they have been
having a hard time getting in crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sanborn re-
turned to Crystal Friday. They had
been here to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Sanborn. Mrs. San
born was formerly Mary Steere of
this city.
Clarence Braley, grandson of War
rem Shepard. ccompanied Mr.. Shepard
and DR.. G. ii. Willard on their eastern
trip leaving here last Thursday. He
expects to remain there and work for
one of his relatives.
Mrs. Mort Correyell was the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eliza Hanks
Monday. She was on her way home
to Mcbride from Grand Rapids. Mrs.
Hanks accompanied her home for a
few weeks visit
Mrs. Martha Holmes, Mrs. Jane
Griffith and Mrs. Thomas Griffith, the
later of Evansville, Ind, returned
from Sidney, Monday, where they had
been to attend the burial service of
the body of the late H. P. Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Mulder Of Lud-
ington were in the city Saturday.
They were on their return home from
Detroit, where they attended the
Knights Templar conclave, stopping
off at Orleans Friday night to visit
Miss Jane Baird in that village.
John F. Kohn, highway commission
er, Chas. Dumon, justice of the peace,
and Lester Kimberly, township clerk
of Otisco township, made a business
trip to Ionia Friday concerning the
good roads proposition in the town
ship.
Mrs. Thomas Griffith, who was call
Cu hChS Ny VIC dCdIii VI iSI ldiiicI, H.
p. Olsen, left Monday for Louisville,
Kentucky, to which city she and her
husband have recently moved from
Evansville, Indiana. Mr.. Griffith has
the position of secretary and treasur-
er of the Adler Manufacturing Co.
VIM B. Stewart returned to Pom
tiac Friday. He accompanied the
body Of his mother, Mrs. Hester Stew
art here for burial. He was a resi-
dent of this city for a number of
years after returning home from the
Philippines, where he and his brother,
George Stewart, were in the service.
His brother gave up his life there,
and his remains were brought here for
burial.
Mrs. F. E. Converse went to Lud-
ington Saturday to occupy her cot
tage on the Epworth League grounds.
She expects to remain about three
weeks and while there she will have
as her guests Miss Grace O'Brien of
Chicago and Mrs. Kittie Hess of Bat
tie Creeks.