The Belding banner-news., 1918-11-20
Local Items


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Mrs. A. =. Churchill lett Thursday
Tor Lansing and Jackson where she
expects to spend the winter. She has
been visiting her dau rhter here, Mrs.
j. M. Thom1n.
Edwin, the four -year-old SON of Mr..
aid Mrs. Harry Peasley Of Grant
street, died Last night. Funeral will
be held at the home tomorrow at $50.
-Greenville Call, Monday, Nov. IS.
Bert Lytell in Boston Blackie's
Little Pal" IN extra good Metro, at
Empress Saturday, afternoon and eve-
ing.
Mrs, Earl Wilson was in Grand
Rapids Friday on business.
Mrs. Arbie Face was in Fenwick
ever Friday visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Grey of Smyrna was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Will Case returned home Fri
day afternoon after spending Thurs
day in Grand Rapids on business.
Verda Haynes left Saturday morn
ing for Battle Creek to visit friends.
Miss G. Hetherington was in Grand
Rapids Saturday.
Mabel Normand in 'sThe Venus Mo
del" is the offering at the Empress
Sunday and Monday. An extra good
one.
Miss Agnes Hall and Mrs. Beatrice
Rising left Saturday for Grand Rap
ids.
Miss Ruth Wright was home from
Ionia over Sunday to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright.
Frank Joslin returned to Saginaw
Monday after spending Sunday with
his wife and son, Edgar.
Mrs. Frank Dumon of Big Rapids
returned home Monday after attend
ing the funeral of Chas. Dumon of
Smyrna.
Miss Rose wingier spent Sunday
with her parents in Lowell.
Earl Madison and Vigo Hansen of
Sidney were guests of the formers
aunt, Mrs. Martha Holmes over Sun
day.
The Thanksgiving offering at the
Empress theater is Julian Eltinge in
"The Clever Mrs. .Carfax." This film
is showing in Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. Edgar Seelye left Monday for
Ohio to attend the funeral Of her sis
ter. Miss Sadie Foor of VanWert, o.,
who died Saturday following an oper-
alton. Miss Foor had visited her
sister several times in this city and
made many friends who will be sorry
to learn of her death.
Alvin Harroun was home from Kali
amazoo over Sunday.
Misses Nary and Grace Stephens
left Monday for South Bend, Ind.
Twelve photos make IL Christmas
gifts. Make an appointment now.
Dennis studio.-Adv.
Donald n. Bishop, who has been
employed in the Richardson silk mill,
left here last Monday to attend the
war industrial training institute in
Grand Rapids.
Loren A. Bailey and wife went to
Grand Rapids Friday night and were
the Saturday and Sunday guests of
their son. Mr.. and Mrs Bailey were
intending to take in the much ad-
vertised patriotic parade in Grand
Rapids Saturday but on account of
the largo manufacturing institutions
of the Furniture City instead and re-
port having had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Darling of Lam
sing were between train visitors with
the formers brother, Floyd Darling
and wife and with other relatives and
friends of which latter both Bill and
wife have many here. Incidentally
Bill dropped into the office and
plunked down a few of the much
needed yens which it takes to run a
country newspaper and being as Bill
and the writer were old mates in the
warping room, the first thing we felt
like firing at Bill was as to what Let
he had and how his silk run and that
we believed old Joe Ralph, the boss,
had it in for US giving us such a bum
lot and volley Of other questions but
we happened to think that years have
passed since the good old days on the
Wrappers and we talked of other things.
Mr.. and Mrs Darling were returning
from Gowen where they had buried
the body of Chas. Corey, brother of
Mrs. Darling, who had been accident
ally killed at Ft. Taylor, KY, where
a horse that he was riding fell on
him.
Verne Wright and family and Jas.
Wright and family spent Sunday at
the home of Don Dean in Orleans.
Mrs. Edna Wright and daughter,
Juanita Belle spent Tuesday with her
mother, Mrs. John Cartridge of Eu-
reka
The great war has not interfered
with the sale Of Partisan Sage for the
hair, as, it is now made in this coun-
try from the original formula. Cures
dandruff and stops falling hair.
Wortley q French guarantee it.
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