Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-04

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ton and Greenville.
Miss Lena Sparks returned to
Cleveland to resume her work in the
hospital after few weeks visit
with her people here.
Mrs. Lillian Signal was in Big
Rapids over Sunday. She went to
visit her daughter, Lillian, who is
attending school there.
Edwin Dorr returned Friday from
his visit at Manchester and other
places in Washtenaw county, where
he lived when young man.
ii. S. jerks Of Scottville left last
Friday on his return home, after WIS.,
iting at Dell jerks and other rela-
tives in this part of Michigan.
Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs. o. j.
Brown and children, Elizabeth and
Adeline, were in Greenville last Fri.
day to spend the day with relatives.
A. w. Howard and All Simmons
completed job of painting the fine
lumber and single warehouse of the
Bedding Lumber company last week.
Earl Price left for Des Moines,
Iowa Thursday to finish his course of
study and instruction in osteopathy.
He recently returned from Ann Ar
Dor.
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Clara and Emma Erickson, who had
been her guests, returned home, the
former to Alpena and the latter to
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Norton re-
turned home to Big Rapids Thursday.
They had been visiting at Clarence
Hoyt's and Geo. w. Cota's for cou-
pie of weeks.
Mrs. j. l.. Reynolds left last Thurs
day to go to Blanchard for visit
and from there she may go to Boyne
City. She expects to be away for
some time.
w. B. Reed and j. B. Arnwine re-
turned last Friday from Detroit,
where they had been to see their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Reed
for a week.
Miss Irma Stewart had the mis-
| fortune to lose her glasses between
Mrs. Brooks boarding house and the
silk mill recently. Her adv. appears
in the want column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prismal Of De-
troit were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ravell last week. They came
to attend the funeral Of Frank Pris-
NAL in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fell, who were
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Holmes, returned TO Detroit last
Friday, very much pleased with
their visit TO this city.
Eugene Bunce returned to his farm
at Vestaburg Friday to secure his
bean crop, which was out in the rain
storm after they had been pulled and
Just ready to be housed.
Mrs. Mary Moore is the guest Of
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Gently arrived from Allegan, where
formerly lived in Belmont.
Mrs. Lena McCoubrey returned
from North Adams, Mass, where she
has been for the past two years, Sat
urday. She has nearly recovered
from the operation which she was
obliged to undergo there. She will
move into her home, 405 Center
street, as soon as it is vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Butler.
Mrs. Ann Smith returned home to
Ionia Monday. She had been visit
ing at F. Z. Chapple's and M. l.. Os-
terhout's a few DAYS. Mrs. Smith is
the mother of X. r. Smith and is 81
years old and quite lively for a wom-
an of her advanced years.
Miss Elsie French accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Charlotte French to
Grand Rapids Friday. Mrs. French
expects to return home to Morley,
after a visit in Grand Rapids.
Miss Kittie Lessiter, who has been
taking a business course in the Nc
Lachlan business college in Grand
| Rapids, has accepted position in the
stock room at the Richardson silk
mill.
Mrs. Laura Clemens returned Sat
urday from Grand Rapids, where she
had been visiting her brother, Alvin
Porter. Mrs. Clemens is expecting
to spend the winter in st. Petersburg,
Florida.
Raymond w. Noddins of Orleans
has gone to Lansing 10 take a course
in the M. A. C. and Harry Holmes
and Clayton Steele of this city left
Friday for Ann Arbor to pursue their
studies there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l.. Green were
in Grand Rapids visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Phillips over Sunday. Mr..
Phillips little boy was quite badly
hurt by an auto running onto him
last Friday
Mrs. Anna Barber of Perry, Iowa
and Mrs. Sophia Martin of Barryton,
who were guests several days of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ortt, left Tuesday for
Barryton, where Mrs. Barber will
visit before returning home.
Regular meeting of Doric Chapter
No. 75 will be held in the Masonic
hall, Tuesday, October 10, with af-
ternoon session at 2:30, sharp, sup
per at $50, and evening session at 8
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present.
Archie Chickering went to Green
vile Friday to get his car which he
had placed in the garage there. He
says he has run his car over
$4,000 miles since he purchased it
and this was the first general over
hauling it has had. All of its parts
were found in good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Noble were in
Lowell visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Lyle Dennick, over Sunday. They
received a cablegram last Saturday
stating that Herbert was getting
along nicely. Mrs. Noble had made