Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Martin of
| Alegan have been the guests Of Mrs.
! Peter K0pp and other relatives and
| friends. Mr.. Martin came TO assist
| in farm work for a short time. To-
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.. Wiley
of Grand Rapids they motored toCar-
son City and spent day with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Webster, finding them
much pleased and contented with
their business venture in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarls Graves left
| Saturday for Morley TO visit Mr..
Graves mother. Saturday was Mr..
Graves sixty eighth birthday and he
concluded il would be a good time to
take a day off and celebrate it with
his mother. Mr.. Graves has been the
crossing Waterman at the depot for
the past eleven years and no accident
has happened there since 1T has been
under his supervision.
Mrs. Maggie WEIGH was called to
Mecosta on business Saturday, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Well, the wedding is assured. The
license is applied for.--Adv.
Mr.: and Mrs. Peter Frederick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Knapp motored
to Battle Creek Saturday to visit the
cantonment. They saw Clayton Knapp
and Daniel Pilkinton. They returned
by the way Of Kalamazoo Sunday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. "A. j. Blair on Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. VIII Whitney and her mother,
Mrs. Mary j. Wood, went to Cadillac
Tuesday to visit relatives few days,
Mrs. Harry Fletcher was IN Grand
Rapids Tuesday and while there Wis
tied Mrs. Agnes Butcher and her
daughters, Mrs. Claude Johnson and
Mrs. Fred Derrick.
It's a public wedding of general In
terest. Watch for your invitation
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Mrs. G.. j. LaBar has returned from
her visit in Rockford with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Finch.
All the ladies who have promised
articles for the fancy goods work de-
partment for the October festival at
the Congregational church please
bring them to theMchurch Saturday
afternoon, or leave with Mrs. Menker !
during the week.
Mrs. Margaret WEIGH went to
Blanchard Saturday on few days
business trip.
Good used Ford Rooster for sale.
Ames q Unger=Advertise
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cannon of Grand |
Rapids were in the city Sunday.
With each dozen photographs taken
during the months of October and /
November the Dennis studio will give I
one extra photo mounted in beauti- |
full Aircraft calendar. Telephone 376 I
for an appointment.-Adv If. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Tower spent Sum
day with Mrs. Frank White.
Miss Helen Wright Of Lyons, ~
former teacher in our local high !
school, arrived Saturday evening to |
visit for short time with friends of /
this city.
Andrew Slzellenger is spending the
week at Grand Rapids visiting with |
friends.
The Spiritual Aid will meet with
Mrs. Asher Shaw Thursday, October
%.
Mrs, w. G. Mercer of Greenville |
visited Wednesday last with Mrs. Lem
Tower.
Good used Ford Rooster for sale. !
Ames & Unger.-Advertise
Miss Olivia Rogers was the over !
Sunday guest of her parents at Perry,
dIis- MISS A<csd 1o0nnf dCSOfti- I
panied her.
The children of the late Harley
Wright are having scarlet fever. The
Oldest son, Shirley, has been very i'll,
but is much better at this writing.
The other children are exposed but as
yet are well.
Good used Ford Rooster for sale. !
Ames & observation-disclosures /
Mrs. r. b. Strong visited Mr. H.
Skellenger Monday afternoon. ~
Mrs. Chapple,s Sunday school class
will give q Halloween social at the
Baptist church on Friday evening, |
October rs. They are planning for q
evening for all. Admission--10c.-l
come.-Advertisemen
Mrs. Ford Jarvis and daughter,
Marjorie, of Richfeld, Mich, left |
Monday on their return, after few
days visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Clanchy. Mrs. Jarvis was form
erly Miss Hazel Cohen.
Fred >Schelegel of Saginaw was in
the city this week looking well and
feeling happy.
Medicated air is the only treat
ment for catarrh. Breathe Hyomei
and obtain immediate relief. At |
Worf1ov a Evopch,o Mopov bo cL |