Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-13

Hear the worlds best music played
on the Victrola at PROFESSIONALLY.
Step in and let me play the "Star
Spangled Banner" sung by John Nc
Cormack on the Victor Talking Ma
chine. Sold at Patterson's.-adv.
Every home should have a Victrola
and why? Because they have the
very best artists in the world.-adv.
Patterson sells Victrolas at from
SIS up to $500. Terms reasonable
adv.
Floyd Joslin of Belding and Miss
Emma Domke of Millersburg were
married at the Central nj. f. parson-
age Tuesday afternoon at 200. The
young couple left the same afternoon
for their new home, $40 Capitol Ave,
Lansing, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Bricker and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth La
Bar were Sunday callers of Mrs.
Brokers and Mr.. LaBar's brother.
near Saranac. Homer Unger drove
the party there.
Mrs. Susan Krupp and Mrs. jose
phine Shindorf were Greenville visit.
ors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Burris called on
Mrs. Burris' father near Ionia Sum
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. MINER are hav-
ing their house wired for electricity.
N. p. Werner, Theo. Blasen, Mrs.
Susan Krupp and Lena Casper at
tended the funeral of Mrs. John Rit-
terstorf at the Miriam church We'd
nesday morning.
J. McNitt left last week for Flint,
where he is employed in the automo-
bile factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hall were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Brown of
Greenville Sunday.
Iris McElroy, who has been teach
ing school in Ithaca, returned home
Saturday for the summer.
Mrs. Ethelyn Thayer, who had been
the quest of relatives and friends in
the city left for O'Niel, Mich, Mon
day.
The total receipts at the Star
Theatre Monday night will be donated
to the Red Cross; attend and swell the
receipts.
Misses Carolyn Heilemer and Nellie
HATTIE left for a weeks visit in East
Jordan Wednesday.
Mrs. John Sillman of st. Johns was
the guest Vi MI. anu MIS-. IT rank IIeI-
eel. She was on her way to Traverse
City.
y Fred A. Washburn is on a two
weeks motor trip down east A week
ago last Sunday he left Chicago in
company with George p. Richardson,
taking in a large number of places
enroute to New York City as the ter
minal. He will return this week.
Miss Naomi Gooding arrived home
from Forsythe, Montana Friday,
where she has been teaching for the
past three years. Her work has been
so satisfactory that the board secured
her for another year at the same time
giving her a substantial raise in sal
airy.
Bert Gregg and family have gone
to Onaway to visit his brother, Will
Gregg. Mr.. Gregg is having his va
cation from the post Office and decided
to take a motor trip through the coun-
try with Onaway as headquarters for
short time.
Don't miss it. What? "The For
tune Hunter" at the opera house
Tuesday evening, June 19.-adv.
Mrs. Ed. Caukin and children left
Tn. sday for a short visit in Lansing.
A !. of good trimmed hats at $1.5O-
adv Mrs. Frank J. Luck.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Wagner were
in Kalamazoo to spend the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Benedict.
They found tsNem well settled and Mr..
Benedict has fine location and is
doing good business.
Paul Havey, sylvester O'Connor,
Glenn Brown and RAY MeConneii were
i'm Grand RAPIDS Monday.
Never condemn md ms foolish ac-
tons until you are wije 10 MS game