The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-03-12
Local Items


Fred LAGRANGE left for Charlotte
Wednesday where he has position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Johnston's baby
is very i'll.
Mrs. Leonard Irish and family will
move to Lansing where her husband
has a position.
Mrs. James Caverly was Sunday
guest Of Mrs. Mae Spicer.
Buy your clover, alsyke and timothy
seed now. Bedding Mercantile Go.
Phone 105-2.-Adv.
Edward X. Lovelace, civil engineer
in the state good roads department,
who died Wednesday, March 5, was
buried by the Masonic lodge Sunday
at Conklin, Mich. j. c. Ballard of
Ballard-Lloyd &C., was called to di-
rect the funeral
Rev. III. r. Curch and family are en-
pertaining Mrs. Curch's father, G. M.
Kendig of Coral, the present week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, who
lived On South Bridge street, have sold
their nome and last Monday loaded
their household goods and cattle on
the train for their new farm homo
near Pentwater. The family went
last Tuesday. 1t was rather sad
parting for Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and
their many friends, especially so to
the Christian people and different de-
partments of the work where they had
been active. While they are great
ly missed in Bedding the Pentwater
people will be the gamers. !.
Miss Lena Sparks of Cleveland
State hospital has returned to her
duties in Cleveland after q weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al. Sparks. Mrs. Frank Gambler re-
turned with her Saturday morning.
Read Brokers Bazaar adv. on page
8 for Saturday and Monday next
Adv.
e. J. Pollard, who was already to
move to Lansing, has been seriously
sick. He took cold last Friday
when he went to Greenville to attend
to his law affair with Estelle Warren
and became i'll but is getting better
now. !,
Andrew Skellenger is buzzing wood
over on the Bedding farm.
Harry Ekkens went to Grand Rap-
ids Thursday night to attend the fu-
neral of his amt, whose burial TOOK
place the following day at Spring
Lake.
A. C. Loyer left here Thursday
night for Grand Rapids and the fol-
lowing morning he went to Freeport,
where he had some timber business
to attend to for the local basket COM
PAW.
The early train up from Ionia on
Tuesday morning was nearly an hour
late owing to a minor breakdown on
the engine near Orleans.
Charley Coon made flying trip up
to Newaygo Monday afternoon. He
left here ON the afternoon train gong
TO Grand Rapids and was in Newaygo
lust about 20 minutes-long enough
so that he was able to dispose of the
farm property which he had owned
un there. Charley caught the next
train back and was back in Belding
the next morning.
Hygeno Sweepers. special price for
Saturday, only $1.19. Look >up Bal
lard Lloyd Co. advertisement II you
want bargain
On Friday morning of last week a
bunch of heretofore dry land sailors
who have long been stationed at the
Great Lakes training station, left that
place to the number CT 10000 and
headed for New York, where they are
to be placed on transports and en-
ployed in manning ships to bring
the boys back from France. AMONG
the boys was Leonard Howe, lccal
man, the son of Mrs. Sarah Hopwood
principal of the Second ward school
"What will stop my hair falling
out 20 Partisan Sage. 1t vii
make the hair thick and glossy ant
prevent dandruff" say Wortley 4
French, who sell it under guarantee
of satisfaction.=Adv.