Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27

near Charlotte to spend the vacation
Mrs. Bert Collier went to Detroit
Monday to have growth removed
from her eye. She will remain there
two weeks at the home of her uncle.
Melvin Wagner left Tuesday for the
New England states, where he will
continue his work as salesman for ID.
M. Ferry & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Swaziland and
Harry Holmes left Tuesday for Kali
kaska, where they will visit old
friends for q week.
Orville Klock was home from Ionia
to be present and witness the gradua-
ton of his sister, Marvel Klock and
brother, Dale Klock.
Mrs. George Y. Reed and daughter,
and Miss Loretta Divine arrived from
Detroit Saturday to spend few
weeks with their people.
Mrs. Jennie Legg from Greenville
came Tuesday for q two weeks visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Asher Shaw,
and other relatives and friends.
Ray Mcconnell went to Grand Rap
ids Monday to report for drill He
expects to go into active work in
camp at Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Frank Locke Of Detroit was in the
city Saturday. He is spending few
weeks visit among friends. Frank
was businessman here twenty years
ago.
Mrs. Samuel Keller and sons, Allen
and George, returned home to Coral
Monday, having been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seymour over
Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Pringle of Monroe,
Wisconsin is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Y. Gephart. Mrs. Ida Sim
mons is also guest there for few
days.
Hulett Fowler, who was home with
his uncle, j. ]. Fowler, last week, is
employed in the Grand Rapids Brass
works and is holding down q good
position.
N. c. Nielsen of Charlotte was in
the city few days last week. He
has again been engaged as principal
Of the high school in that city with a
raise in salary.
Mel Jersey Of Boyne City and
Henry Jersey Of Lansing were in the
city last week to attend the gradual
ing exercises. They went to Boyne
City Thursday.
Herman and Albert Salzman have
received word that their uncle, Russell
Salzman had been killed in battle. He
was q member Of an Essex regiment
in the English army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Alexander have
been here visiting and also camping
at Long Lake for q few days in the
Clarke cottage. They. returned to
Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. John Rickle returned Friday
from Alma, where she had been visit
| ing her daughter a few days. Her
grandchildren, Carl and Howard Hub
bard, returned with her.
Rev. A. j. Blair was called to Tip
ton Monday to officiate at the funeral
of an old parishioner. Miss Ellen
Blair accompanied him and will make
two weeks visit before returning,
Orion Webster opened up a barrel
of Northern Spy apples last Monday
which had been kept in a cool corner
of his cellar. They came out in fine
shape, were hard and possessed the
genuine flavor.
Mrs. William Evans of Sparta was
in the city over Sunday, the guest OF
Mrs. William Piatt. She also came
z, to visit her son, Leo Hammond, who
will soon leave for the training camp
at Fort Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamerson Henry were
called to North Park, Grand Rapids
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
Henry's brother, Hiram Lexington
Mr.. Lexington died from a rupture
caused from lifting cake of ice.
| H. J. Leonard and Forrest Fish
went to Peacock last week on fish.
ing trip. They expect to have bet
ter weather, and luck, than in the
early spring when they made sim
liar trip.
Irwin Burt was home from Crane
Rapids last Wednesday and Thursday
to attend the graduation exercises
He is in the employ of the Crane
Rapids a. Indiana railroad company
and is holding down good position
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