Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-09-26

Mrs. III. p. McElroy is improving
slowly from her fall which dislocat-
ed her shoulder last week.
Miss Ella Holmes went to Cedar
Springs t ovisit Miss. Pearl Pollock
Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. C. Collendor arrived from
Portland, Oregon Tuesday to make her
sister, Mrs. M. A. Cooley and Miss
Viola Nealton a visit. She has re-
sided in Portland for the past seven
teen years and this is the first time
in 38 years she has visited with Mrs.
Nealton.
Harrison PURGE of Greenville has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bowles.
Fred S. Demo of Stanton was in the
city Wednesday. He says he is well
settled in his new position and home
and the family are well and happy. !.
Mrs. Leo ~Elsby and children of
people. Mr.. Elsby was here Wednes-
day.
Edwin Hunt of Stanton was in the
city Wednesday.
The Empress will start at 7:15, be-
ginning September 30.--Adv.
Bruce Fales of Ionia was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith of
Louisville, KY, are the guests of rela-
tives and friends here. They are on
their annual vacation. Both are
looking we'll and happy.
Mrs. Anna Ashby and mother, Mrs.
Define went to Lake View Wednesday
to visit relatives and friends.
James Johnston of Kidville was a
I weekend guest of his brother Ansel
/ Johnston and wife.
Mrs. Will Cannon and daughter of
Grand Rapids are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Parney.
The Sunday quests at the Norris
Urch home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Speg-
al. Mrs. Floyd Bowman, and Mrs.
Marcel Burdick of Lansing and Mrs.
Fredn Lagrange of Stanton and Mrs.
Maggie WEIGH of Belding.
Mr.. Leman Parney motored to
/ Grand Rapids Sunday accompanied by
his father and family.
The Empress theatre this week
presents very strong program and
movie fans should look over the pro-
gram printed in this issue.
Mrs. A. Main, Mrs. Lizzie Crandle
and Mrs. Clara Rossman and son,
Clare, of Lakeview, took dinner Sun
day at the Robert Wells farm. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Algee of Bad
\ Axe are here visiting at the home Of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
H. Daley.
Good. Ford car for sale at Ames &
! Unger's-Advertise
Neil and Walter Knight of Mount
! Clemens came across country by auto
last Saturday and visited over Sum
I 4 Nf a
4 ter Knight, returning Monday.
Misses Marvel Klock and Bessie
/ Waite went to Ionia Friday.
I MI. and Mrs. Fred Smith left We'd
nesday for Kendallvilfe, Indiana for a
two weeks visit with relatives and
/ friends.
Mrs. A. Van .Slyke and Mrs. B. Van
Slyke left for Grand Rapids on BUSH
ness Wednesday.
Sheriff Ed. N. Lowrey, Prosecuting
Attorney j. Clyde Watt and Wallace
Haight, county agent of the board Of
/ corrections and charities of lonia,
were in the city on official business
7 Wednesday. They came in an auto
mobile and Chas. Bradley accompan-
! led them.
The w. c. T. u. will hold their
regular meeting Friday afternoon at
two o'clock with Mrs. A. j. Blair.
Leader-Mrs. Bliss, who will give a
report of the county convention held
in Palo recently.
Ames & Unger have good used
Ford for Advertisement.
Harold Weiffels of Banning, Cali
i fornia, who has been here for two
months visiting at the home of his
uncle, Fred McCue, and other reia-
tives, will leave on his return trip
Thursday.
Word was received here this week
by Mrs. j. M. Langston telling OF the
marriage of her sister, Martha Crit
fin, to Earl d. Carter on September
| 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are living
in Chicago. Miss Griffin was EN-
ployed in the Office at tie Banner for
about two years.
Get our. prices on a good Ford car.
Ames & Observation-Disclosures:
Under the auspices OF the Bedding
branch. of the Federated Protestant
association DR.. Joseph Slattery Is
giving a series of lectures in the Free
Methodist tent which has been erect
ed on the SanborR vacant lots oppo-
site Eugene Hudson's store. The
meetings began Sunday afternoon and
will continue for a week. So far
they have been largely attended.
Earl Mcintosh of Iowa, who was
here to visit his mother, Mrs. s. L..
Mcintosh, left Wednesday for lonia.
Miss Kate Roll accompanied him and
il is whispered that the couple were
soon to be Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh.
Henry Warmers car and Grant Bly,
stones rig came together at the Wet
er-Wise corner on. Depot street Sat-