The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-11-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Sayles were at Nc
Bride Sunday.
Thanksgiving at Empress, matinee
at 2:30 and evening.
Mrs. Lucinda tliker Is visiting rel
atives at Grand Rapids.
SOVEREIGN and Mrs. Emma Wright on
Sunday.
Turkey dinner at the City Restau-
rant, so cents.-Adv.
y Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston left
Saturday to spend Thanksgiving at
Mrs. Maggie Welch is seriously i'll
with flu.
Mrs. Geo. King was Monday call
er on Mrs. Frank WEIGH.
Turkey dinner at the City Restau-
rant, 80 cents.--Adv.
Raymond Irish is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bush are able
to DO out after a weeks illness.
Walter Salyer received a telephone
message that his mother was not ex-
Dected to live. She was visiting rel
atives at Greenville and was taken i'll
with the flu.
]. w. Stahlin is here from Wagner,
Mont, called by the severe illness of
his mother. He arrived the same day
she passed away.
Julian Eltinge in "The Clever Mrs.
Carfax," Thanksgiving at Empress,
matinee at $50 and evening at 1880.
Mr.. Rose Mcdonnell and Mrs. Ber-
tho Mcmahon returned Monday from
Cedai Springs, where they had been
! visiting their un.le, Il afe Mcconnell,
and helIinP the latter celebrate his
50tl. wedding anniversary last Sat-
urday. Nh. McCCi cll is one of the
pioneers of the Cedar Springs section.
Mr. t.vangelire Lrist oy and daugh-
TER, Mrs. Myrtle Coyt, of Battle
Green. former residents of this city,
were Tic Monday sns' Tuesday guests
of Mr and Mrs. George w. Thomas
ard other friends fcre. They returned
to th"i' home in Battle Greek Tuesday
Mt noon.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ray
meat. Itf + Ellis ay enue, on Sun
day, Nov. "a, an eight pound son who
will hereafter answer TO the name of
Ricn;.rd sofr Ravn end. DR.. Dutt
reDoIss Doth mother AID son as pros
pering nicely.
Wing Crankshaw went to Muske-
Cgon Monday on BUSINESS trip.
Ciarlcs Groom, who has railroad
posi-IoL at Alma, returned there on
Monday alto having spent Sunday at
the home Of his family here.
Bruce Faics of Lowell was in the
city Monday, meeting cid time friends
and attending to ssre business.
George Fl. Fngrmtrn of Muskegon
arrived in tia city Tuesday evening
for On over 7 thanksgiving visit at the
nf II nc
mann and with his brothers and other
relatIv rev.
Mrs. Will Ward is slowly recover
ing rom a rather serious attack o
sciatic rheumatism and is SO that she
is able to be around again somewhat.
The Eelding Boy Scouts went over
to Portland. Saturday and played tt
Portland Scouts game of football
ana were beaten to tactrre of "a to 0.
Watch our Scouts smoke in the next
game which will follow shortly.
Julian Eltinge in "The Clever Mrs,
Carfax," Thanksgiving at Empress,
matinee at 2:30 and evening at 7:30.
Ms. &. II. Daley returned home
Monoay after n eek's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. (,'loy Of Fairgrot,
Micn.
Mrs. ID i. n,beld Of Traverse
{ ty returned home rresdcy after Wis
hing Mrs. Levi Blssell.s
Mrs. r.. r. Norton was in Grand
Rapids Tuesday on III siness.
Mrs. G +. C,iswold of Lansing re-
turned - her home Tuesday after
visiting her mother, Ms. Foss.
Mrs. Hattie O., scn and grand
daughter. Hattie Belle, left for Grand
Eap''- Tuesday morri'ng to visit with
friends.
Pvt Marshall King Of Camp Custer
was hGme Sunday y i ting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ed. King.
Mr.. ardLMrs. F ay q. Ford left on
Monday for Stanton 20 visit his par
ents.
This is rheumatism weather, and
Wortley e. French, the druggists, are
having large sale on Rheuma, the
one remedy for this disease sold on a
guarantee of money back if it fails.
Start using it today.-Adv.