Belding banner., 1917-02-14
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Mrs. AL. Webber is greatly i'm
proved.
Smith Stanton was Greenville
visitor Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ida Wilcox has moved on to
her farm near Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Conklin had
business in Greenville Tuesday.
Dennis Hollenbeck made a business
trip to Chicago Friday, returning on
Monday.
David Ingham of Fenwick was a
guest Of Willis Wood and family
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dodds were Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forman are
the guests of the latter's brother,
Horace.
Edwin Johnston of Fenwick spent
Sunday with his brother, Fred; also
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Johnson.
There will be canned goods show
er at Lambs store next Saturday,
February II for the benefit of the
Belding Hospital association. During
the day members of the board of lady
managers will be at the store to re-
ceive any contributions given.-adv.
Clyde Brown of Windsor is home
visiting for few days with his
mother, Mrs. Clarence Holcomb.
Mrs. Leon Forward is able to get
out again, after being confined to the
house two weeks with the grip.
Will Conklin and family returned
to their home in Lowell, after being
in camp at Rockford for five weeks.
Mrs. Frank Folesong of Even, Up
per Peninsula, has been visiting here
during the past week with relatives.
Kenneth Moon and George Menkee
spent Sunday with relatives here at
home. Both are employed in Lans-
ing.
Mrs. Norton of Big Rapids has
come to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. George Gotta, of this
city.
Roy j. Bennett Of Detroit was a
guest of his grandmother, Mrs. VIM.
H. Bennett, and aunt, Edythe, over
Sunday.
Mrs. F. LAGRANGE returned to her
uOiiiC Ill OJdlIoD AhOiOays 0hO Noc
the weekend guest Of her son, Leon
Forward and family.
Francis Willard Memorial service
will be held at Mrs. j. w. Wells
Broas street, at 2:30 p. m, Friday
February 16. Full attendance desired
Mrs. Millie Sewers, the night opera
tor of the Citizens Telephone COM
pany, has been very i'll and confined
to her home for some time, but is
improving at this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Miller of
Ionia were visitors of j. c. Sager's
during the later part of last week
Mrs. Miller was formally Miss Bea-
trice Parks of this city.
Mrs. Lulu McNicol of Lost Springs
Kansas, called on a friend in towr
Monday evening. Mrs. McNicol was
called here from her western home
by the death of her father, z. E
jerks.
Miss Martha Wittenbach, a gradu.
ate of the Belding High sschool in the
class of 1916, called on friends in
town Monday. Miss Wittenbach was
on her way to Trufant for a short
visit with relatives.
George Showers went to st. Louis
Tuesday in answer to a call from
his sister-in-law telling him of hi!
wife's serious condition. Mrs. Show,
ers was in the local hospital unit
a week ago, when she was taken tC
the sanitarium at st. Louis.
Having completed course of in
struction in massage, / am ready to
give body massage for the treatment
of rheumatism paralysis, nervou.
disorders and other Diseases; also
and children only treated. Inquir,
Lena E. Sandy, 1893 Masonic avenue
adv. 2w.
If your hair is getting thin anC
you are troubled with dandruff ol
itching scalp, get so cents worth Of
Partisan Sage of Wortley & French
This prevents badness and keeps the
scalp clean.-adv.