Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1918-05-15

Miss Maude Fitzjohn, who has been
quite i'll, is reported as improving.
r. A. Booth and f. K. Davis Of
Greenville were in the city Tuesday
with one of the Tower motor trucks,
showing up its advantages and en-
deavoring to interest people in the
advisability of taking stock in the
company. The Tower Motor Truck
company manufacture three sizes
two-ton, three and one-half-ton and
five-ton. The one on exhibition here
was the two-ton. Mr.. Davis is vice
president and general manager OF the
company.
Fred Tuck, who went to Boston
Tech. and SON of Mrs. Mary Tuck, of
this city has received commission
of lieutenant and has been sent to
Washington, ID. c., and assigned to
the equipment division, finance de-
partment, approvals section.-Green-
vile Cali. Fred was former resi-
dent and school boy here.
The Equitable FraternaI Union is
just now enjoying boom in business.
"A number Of candidates have been
taken into The order and more are on
the way. Howard Bignell, one Of their
who recently died at Palo,
was insured in the order for $1,000.
An excellent buy in 1917 Model 90
Overland, driven 1000 miles. Ames'
& Unger-Advertisem
Charles Webster, janitor of the Ell
lis school, who has been confined to
his home by sickness for several
weeks, is able to be out again, but
unable to resume his duties. ~
William Barker, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past four
or five weeks by serious illness, is
reported somewhat better, but not yet
able to be out.
Clyde Knapp is on a business trip
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
He will return this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bostwick en-
tertained about twenty of their rela-
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill of
Bush of Greenville; Mrs. c. ]. Hicks
Of Orleans; Mrs. John Cartridge and
son, Fred, of Eureka; Allen Hill and
family of Cooks Corners; Jas. Wright
and family; Mrs. Will Wean and Geo.
Hagadorn of Orleans. The dinner
was enjoyed by all and especially so
as it was prepared by Mrs. Bostwick,
who is seventy-seven years old.
Mrs. Edna Wright and daughter,
Juanita Belle, visited Thursday with
her grandmother, Mrs. Laura Bost-
wick
Mrs. Geo. M. Blett went to Carson
City this morning to visit week with
friends.
Mrs. Ada Olmstead of Midland re-
turned home today after visiting two
weeks at the home of Jas. Caverley.
Mrs. Helen Wilcox of Central Lake
home Tuesday after visiting
4 few days with Mrs. Jane Coulson
and Mrs. Enos Antcliff.
Mrs. Prank Converse and daughter,
Ruth, were Grand Rapids visitors
Tuesday.
Kaiser smashed in jaw by captain
If guards. Pandemonium breaks
Dose in Berlin when Captain Won
Wohlbold goaded to desperation by
var lords cruelty, gains entrance to
,alace and delivers mighty wallop.
70 know the OUTCOME see "The Kaiser,
The Beast of Berlin" at the Empress
heater, Thursday, May % and Fri
lay, May "a, afternoon and evening.
play endorsed by the Council of
National Advertisement.
See "The Kaiser, the Beast of Ber-
in" at Empress theater, Thursday,
nay % and Friday, May 24.-Adv.
Mrs. Paul Eifert of Grand Rapids
home Tuesday after visiting
few days with Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Rev. J. G.. Tate went to Battle |
Jreek Tuesday, where he went to de-
liver a lecture in Liberty Bond drive
lnder the auspices Of the M. w. A.
odge.
Walter Meach of Muir was in the
ity Tuesday. /
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