The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-10-08

Mrs. Neil Miller and on Richard,
reformed Monday from 2 two weeks
visit with her parents at Traverse
] CITY.
| Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cline,
! Of. Masonic Ave. on Monday morning,
| October 9, twin boys. Mother and
the two arrivals are doing nicely and
pa Kline is receiving the double con-
gratulations of the boys over in the
shop over the event. The boys have
been named Donald r. and Ronald j..
Kline.
K. r. Bunce and SON, William Bunce
the latter just returned from over
seas service, left her Friday morning
to visit with son and brother at
Vestaburg for several days.
Mrs. Mile Sewers, Of Ithaca, a
former resident of this city, returned
home Friday morning after having
visited for a f ew days with local
friends. Mrs. Sewer win shortly re-
move from Ithaca to Pcmpeii, at
which later place she will have the
management of the telephone Office.
Melvin Conklin, of Copemish, was
in the city several days last week
visiting with his sister. Mrs. Mile
Sewer, of Ithaca. who was also in
this city on a visit.
j. W. Curch, who has been visiting
at the home of his son, Rev. III. K.
Curch, left here Saturday morning
for Coe where he will visit with
friends for several days. He was
formerly stationed there as minis
ter for several years.
Joe Ralph and family of vickery-
vile came down Saturday and visited
with friends and relatives in this
city for few hours. Joe aid that
he had to hurry back right away be-
cause he had seven cows eight pigs,
three hundred chickens and a lot of
other stock to milk before he went to
bed that night and that it would keep
him pretty busy. He has acquired a
color so that he looks as brown as
an Indian and says that rural life
sure does agree with h i'm. He and
his family were formerly residents
of this city and he was for number
of years foreman on the warping
gang in the white mill. He said that
he had the pleasure of putting in
lot Of hard work in growing and Sc
curing some mighty good crops this
past summer and that he now has his
work very well along and will take
it little easier until next springs
work opens up.
Fred Arnold and family of Alpena
came down Thursday to visit for few
days with his brother, French Arnold,
and family. They formerly resided
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Steele went to
Alma, Mich, Saturday returning Sun
day night.
Mrs. Carl C. Cutter of Sheridan,
Mich, was in our city Friday, being
a guest Of Mrs. N. w. Pratt, la E.
Congress st.
Mrs. G.. Odell and daughter, Nor
ma, and son. Orla. spent Tuesday in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. E. f. Stevenson is visiting
her sister Mrs. Ed. Driese.
Mrs. Agnes Jules spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Wilbur Wilson and daughter.
Katheryn spent Tuesday in Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Charlie Phillips and Mrs. En-
gene Benson shopped in G rand Rap
ids on Tuesday and visited Miss Olive
Phillips, who is attending McLaugh-
ten Business School there.
Otis Benson Of Lansing was here
on business from Saturday till Mon
day.
Mrs. Sammuel Flaming of Alma
visited Mrs. Chas. Phillips Monday.
The two ladies were schoolmates, but
hadn't seen each other for many
years.
Emmett Wooden. of Ionia, has asked
for divorce from his wife, Julia A.
Wooden, whom he married in 1887.
They were formerly residents of this
city where Mr. Wooden was employ
ed as miller in the Chapple mill.