The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-12-18
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Lieut. VIM. Chamberlain. Z naphew
Of VIM #. Sandell continued on his
journey home, Friday morning after
having spent the night with his uncle.
Lieut.. Chamberlain has been stationed
at Camp Taylor, Louisville, KY, with
the u. s. artillery forces there and
was on his way home to Carson City
after having been discharged.
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do it. It's good tip.
Miss Ruth Blekink left for her home
It Holland Saturday morning to spend
her Christmas vacation.
Mrs. John Dehn, jr., and Miss Hell
ena Dehn were in Grand Rapids Sat
urday on business and pleasure trip.
John Zuwerink went to Grand Rap
ids, Saturday morning to spend the
day with home folks. .
Srgt. Ernest Rummler of the S. A.
7. c. at Ann Arbor, reached home
Friday afternoon, with his mustard
out" papers with him.
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do it. Its good tip.
Stanley Glass, who has been in the
ll. ~.
lege. arrived home Saturday night,
his army life career finished. at least
for a time, but he will again enter
the college after the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Thos Saunders returned ON
Saturday night from Maple Rapids,
where she had been for some time TAX
ing care CT her mother, who had been
in i'll health and who returned to this
CITY with her daughter.
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do it. It's good tip.
Loren G. Main. of Greenville and
Hattie E. Towne, of this city were
merried at Ionia, Saturday afternoon,
Justice j. Clark Taylor performing
the ceremony.
Sheriff Ed. N. Lowry, who will on
the last day of this month relinguish
the duties of that office and hand it
over to his successor, Mark Hoppough
has made arrangements to open a gar
age in the county seat, having pur-
chased the Burger auto livery build
ing. Ed. will also assume the egency
for a line of truck and touring cars
and expects to be in operation with
his new venture on or about January
18th.
See Ames & fingers adv. and then
do it. Its good tip.
Mrs. Newell Chase of Detroit was
in the city several days last week and
ON Friday returned home, taking her
mother, Mrs. Laura Clemens, who is
planning on spending the winter with
Mrs. Chase and family, in Detroit.
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do it. It's a good tip.
Miss Agnes Rosek was called to
Sand Lake, Friday, by the news OF
the death of favorite nephew. four
year cid child of her sister, whose de-
mise took place that morning from
an attack of pneumonia. The little
fellow was the youngest of eleven
children and is the first one of the
children to die. He was a favorite
with the entire family and commun-
ity and several soldier brothers will
be unaware of his death for some time
as they are IN France with the army.
The little fellow was somewhat Of .
prodigy, in that If he ever heard
tune or song. he could memorize and
reproduce it vocally Immediately and
keep it with him for some time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moon,
Dec. IL, q girl. Mrs. Moon will be
remembered a. Ruby Douglas.
Mrs. C. H. Daley left Thursday for
Alto visit her father.
Mrs. E. Ireland was in Grand Rap
ids Thursday and spent tho day with
her daughter.
See Ames 4 fingers adv. and then
do it. It's . good tip.
Mrs. Bert Taylor was called TO
Evart Thursday to see her brother,
who is qite i'll with pneumonia. \
Mrs. Ed. Tower left for Grand
Rapids Thursday to spend q few days
Mrs. Bertha Mcmahon was IN
Greenville Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conant visited
his sister in Greenville Thursday.
Miss Mabel McKiddie returned to
Kalamazoo Friday after visiting .
few days at her home.
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do it. It's q good tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Salzman re-
turned to Battle Greek Friday after
visiting at the home Of their parents.
Miss Vyvyan Steele Of the Banner
News force and Miss Lulu Hannah
spent Saturday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Diana Cartridge of Eureka Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Hill and son, Hubert,
of Cooks Corners. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hicks of Otisco spent Sunday |
with James Wright of Orleans.
"What can / do for falling hair Z"
Use Partisan Sage; this also cures
dandruf and itching scalp. Wortley |
e. French sell it-Advertisement
"H. c. H., Liberty" and "Black
Seal" cigars will please you. Try
them.--Adv. tt