The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-11-06


Rapids Friday to visit her mother uu~
til Sunday. Monday she started for
Washington, ID. c., where she will
spend the winter with her sister.
Miss Flossie Coyle left for Biz
mingham Friday to visit friends.
Mrs. Tooley Of Chadwick left for
home Friday after a few days caring
for the sick at the home Of Bert
Tooley.
Mrs. Frank Clark went to Ionia on
Friday to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Kathaline Smith left for Ionia
Friday to visit her nephew and niece
over Sunday.
Fatty Abuckle in "The Cook" at the
Empress Saturday Afternoon and night
for Grand Haven Saturday to visit her
niece for two weeks.
Miss Cora Taylor, who is taking
up course in first aid in Grand Rap
ids returned to that city. Thursday.
VIM. Pinkham was in Grand Rapids
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Georgia Ellory returned home
Thursday morning after weeks visit
with her brother in Rockford
]. G. Lewis and wife are week lend
guests at the home of Mrs. Lewis sis
ter, Mrs. Wallace Summer of this city.
Mrs. liver Riker left for her new
home in Grand Rapids Friday.
Mrs. Alfrieda Mason left for Fort
Wayne, Ind, Friday, where she will
take up course in commercial work.
Miss Viola LeClair of Grand Rapids
returned to her home Saturday after
visiting at the home Of Harry Barber.
Mrs. Carrie Potter of Moseley re-
turned home Saturday after spending
Friday in Belding with friends.
Mrs. Glenn Castle of Ionia, former
ly Miss Marjorie Childs, returned to
her home Saturday after spending
few days with her mother.
Miss Nita McVicers and the Misses
Agnes and Alice Rhodes were in Ionia
Saturday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckwith and
children and Mrs. Bertha Mcmahon
and children visited relatives in Rock
ford Sunday.
Rem Barker of Grand Rapids came
home Saturday to visit over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Barker. Rem left on Monday evening
for Chicago where he expects to take
up a new position.
Mrs. John Rickle went to Alma
Saturday morning to visit her son and
to attend family reunion at the lat
ter's home Sunday.
Big reduction on hats; 1-3 off ON all
trimmed and untrimmed hats, Satur-
day, Nov. 9, only. Stanton & Sabine.
ADV.
Mr.. and, Mrs. C. Mitchell of Grand
Rapids have moved to this city.
Frank Loveland went up to Green
vile Saturday to visit for the day.
Look after your subscription. It's
government order and we must live
up to it.
Silas Cobb of Grand Haven came
up Monday for short visit at the
home of relatives and friends.
Fred M. Sauer went to Edmore |
Monday morning to transact business |
for the day.
Mrs. .Fra.ah A-ppld and Asz,- nl7--
Wasnick went to Greenville Saturday |
morning ito attend the funeral of
relative. Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Kolp drove up later on for |
the same purpose.
Mrs. Carl Kruger and daughter,
Frances. of Ionia, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Barker.
Don Harrington went to Greenville
Saturday morning for the day.
Mrs. Chas. Dixon of Alma who has
been in the city for a week attending
to some matters connected with their
property in this city, returned to Alma
Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Rivenburgh went to
Greenville Monday morning to spend
the day visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Lizzie McCullum.
Mrs. Sarah Skellenger went to Nc
Brides Monday morning to visit her
son, Tom, for while and to assist the
latter in moving into a new home near
McBrides. Tom will do some farm
ing along with his barber business.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart of Breckenridge
returned home Saturday morning af-
ter visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sandy for the
past two weeks.
Big reduction on hats; 1-3 off on all
trimmed and untrimmed hats, Satur-
day, Nov. 8, only. Stanton & Sabine.
ADV.
Albert Hopson, city mail carrier on
Route 3, left Saturday morning for
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Default at Twining. Albert took
his shot gun and dog along and we are
of the opinion that the jack rabbits
over in the eastern part are getting a
taste of what the Yanks are giving the
Germans over near the Rhine. We
suppose, too, that what rabbits will be
left when Albert returns home will be
so full of holes as to resemble walk
ing sleeves and that hunting in that
section Of the country will be mighty
poor for the next few years or so.
Fatty Abucxle in 'The Cook" at the
Empress Saturday afternon and night.
Thos. Feeney went to Grand Rapids
Monday morning to see about taking
up a position with the war industrial
training institute.
Mrs. w. 1. Benedict of Kalamazoo
and Mrs. Charles Heath of Kent City,
who have been visiting at the home of
their sister, Mrs Geo. K. Wagner, re-
turned to their homes Monday morn
ing.
Miss Leona Bauman of Detroit re-
turned home by way Of Grand Rapids
Monday morning after an over Sunday
visit with her friend, Miss Lucy Enge-
v,orn The latter acCoU1n QnIod her