The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-25

H. sMrs. C. M. Blett entertained Mrs.
|Anna Beach, Of Grand Rapids, inost Of
Hast week.
Mr.. e. b. Blett and Mr.. Chapel, Of
Grand Rapids, were callers OF Mrs.
|G. M. Blett one day last week. bring
ING Miss Erma Blett to spend part
of her vacation with her grandma.
Chas. w. Broadhead and family
were in Grand Rapids, Tuesday where
they attended the wedding OF their
son Claude, to Miss Ella Gratkcwski.
AT the home of the brides mother.
10 N. Valley Ave. They were accom-
panied by Rev. j. f. Iulg, who assist
ed in the ceremony.
Miss Daisy f. Fish, CT Syracuse,
N. Y. who has been visiting at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Con-
nell and Mrs Mary Fish, for several
weeks, left on her return trip home,
Monday noon.
Andrew Kramer who is selling
stoves for an Illinois concern was a
week end and over Sunday visitor at
the home of his family here. He left
again on the Monday neon train on
his regular route.
Mrs. Percy Finch and baby, of
Greenville, came down Monday to Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D..
Pond.
Miss Ruth Smith left here Monday
evening for visit of about two weeks
at the home of her parents, at Albicn
N. Y.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lanigan left here
for Grand Rapids, Tuesday morning
and from there she will go to Mecosta,
her old home, to visit with relatives
and friends for two weeks.
Mrs. Earl Odern and son, Richard,
of Coldwater, left on their return
home, Tuesday morning, after having
visited at the home ofshe grandmother
Mrs. l.. +. Currie, for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahar, jr., left
here Saturday morning fer a visit
with the latter's parents at Duluth,
MINI.
3 Mrs. Hattie Wakemar. and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Matilda Moon, the
latter of Colorado Springs, and who
is here on visit, went up to Green
vile, Saturday morning to visit. Mrs.
Moon is here on an extended visit.
Mrs. Orville Butts and children left
here Saturday morning for a visit
with relatives and friends at Stan
ton. They live at Jackson and to-
gether with Mr.. Butts have been the
guests at the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. j. H. Thomas.
Mrs. A. |. Simmons received word
that her son, Lyle had landed at New
York last Saturday. Notification
came from Lyle direct over the Postal
wires.
Mrs. Ed. King received short note
from her son, Charles, to the effect
that he had landed in, the United
States again and that he would be
home soon if nothing unforeseen hap
pened.
Captain and Mrs. ID. c. Crawford
left this morning for Grand Rapids.
where they went to attend the reunion
CT the captains old regiment. The
captain says that this is the 48th an
nual reunion and that he thinks that
1T will be the last one as Col. Pierce.
who has always attended to getting
the boys out for the occasion is now
SO years of age and the probability
is that he will not last another year.
Clarence Kennedy, who started west
some time ago, came back to Muske-
gon and took up a position there
Clarence likes Muskegcn so well that
he is going to locate there permanent
h. He returned here Saturday morn
ing for a short visit with his family.
George Lowe secretary of the Mich
igan Fruit Growers Association, of
Bangor, and L. Smith, of Bridgewell,
were in this vicinity several days last
week looking over local orchards. Mr..
Smith holds the position of chiefonion
buyer for Crutchfield & Voolfolk Co.
of Philadelphia. large produce buyers
Rev. H. d. Mccarthy, of Ionia, Rev.
FIR. Koelzer, of Portland and Rev.
FIR. Ulenberg, of Pewamo were guests
of Rev FIR. John A. Kick, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wells visited Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Clanchy on the 18th.
They were on their way to Muir, just
returnino from Petnskev. from Wis
1t with Mr.. Chas. Nadolsky.
Mrs. Hattie Collins of Muskegon, re-
turned home, Wednesday after spend
s,.rr N. <l.x. A.. 49,