The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-11-19

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Barton, 223 Leonard ST., on November
Is, 9 pound son. DIR. Dutt also as
sisted the stork in this visit and re-
ports all doing nicely.
Mrs, Frank Gardner and son.. Don,
aid, of Melrose Highlands, Boston,
who have been visiting at the home
of her father, Capt. and Mrs. ID. c..
Crawford, started on the home trip
Wednesday, November 18th. The
Capt. who has been quite i'll is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Carrie A. Allen returned to
her home in Belding, Monday evening
from lonia where she had been visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Charley DeGraff and grand
guests of Mrs. VIM. III. Allen, last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Price and son, from
Ionia visited Mrs. Carrie Allen, last
week.
Wanted-AH farmers that have
bags from p. H. Maloney & Co. to re-
turn them at once as we will not be
able TO use them after December 15.
Anyone not returning them will kind
ly call and settle for them. All bags
after January lst will be 100 ID bags.
Hotel Bedding will serve special
Thanksgiving dinner. Price $1.00.
Kindly notify Tom Bracken if you
intend to have dinner there.
\ Mrs. Joseph Rush leaux, of Birch
Run. who has been spending the past
week at the home of her daughter,
M. A Dietz, returned to her home
Monday morning. ~NA &t Il
George Peabody and family and
Walter Hoy and family, Of Fenwick
visited their cousin, Mrs. c. v. Corn
well, Sunday.
New line of Tapestry Brussell 9x12
rugs. Special $3.50. Ballard-Lloyd
Co.
Chas. Landen, an aged inmate of the
county home is being taken to Trav-
erse City this week because of his
mental condition. Landon who is a
county charge from Belding, has de-
veloped tendency to eat his clothes.
Tearing his wearing apparel up into
convenient strips for meal purposes
he proceeds to chew them up with
alarming regularity. With clothing
at the present price levels this is
proving to be considerable financial
burden on the county. Landon needs
constant watching now and has been
Judged a fit subject for the Northern
Michigan hospital Sentinel-Stand-
ard.
Is. F. Crooks, of Northampton.
Mass. and Fred N. Belding, of Rock
vile, Conn.,, are guests at Hotel Bel
ding this week.
Wanted-An farmers that have
bags from p. II. Maloney & Co. to re-
turn them at once as we will not be
able to use them after December 10.
Anyone not returning them will kind
ly call and settle for them. All bags
after January 1st will be 100 10 bags.
Mrs. Leah Guild and children re-
turned to their home in lonia, Tues
day noon after having visited at the
home of Mrs. Cora Dow for a time.
A full line of heating and cook
stoves at Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Mrs. Bert Harris spent the day,
Tuesday. in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. M. Blodgett returned Monday
evening from lonia, where she had
been for the past three months work
ing in a hotel. She is making her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Ell
Phillips in this city.
4 Leonard Howe, regarding whom we
stated that he had reached home on
\ a furlough from the navy asks US to
state emphatically that he is dis
charged from the navy-honorably of
course and that while he would be
perfectly willing to do the same thing
over again If his Uncle Sam ever
needed him for such an occasion, still
he IL very glad to retire from naval
service and life
Mrs. Claude Conant, of Cedar
Springs, arrived in the city, Tuesday
noon and il taking care Of her sis
ter, Mrs.. Peter Engemann-
Go 20 BaIlard-Lloyd Co. for your
dinnerware and odd pieces of china.
Mrs ANA Cowles, who has, been
nursing At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Petersen. ct Trufant, for the
past Eve weeks, arrived home Sseurs
day night 80 g..
Furniture makes nice gifts. New
goods arriving daily at Ballard-uoyd
Mrs. Bertha Paulsen of this city ard
Clark Wolf, Of Flint, were married
q Flint, on October IL. They iUih
live here for . time 1t least The
bride Is veil and favorably known
Marvel Uock has /eft for Indianap-
ola Ind where she N taking course
in business college.
here and she has the bost wishes of
the many friends in her matrimonial