The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-07-02
Local Items
AllAbout Our Town And Il. People

Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Hicks accom-
panied Mrs. Sarah Blow and Mr.. and
Msr. John Rasmussen, Of Easton, to
Greenville, on Thsurday evening OF
last week to attend the High school
commencement exercises.
Miss Margaret Shower, of Detroit,
is a guest at the home Of her father,
Ace Shower, fer a time.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Bert w.
Soule ,eas tof the city, on Sunday,
June goth, daughter, who has been
named Janet Ruth. DIR. Dutt reports
mother and daughter as doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Currie and
daughter, Mable motored to Elwell,
last Tuesday afternoon and visited
over night with Mrs. Currie's brother
On Wednesday morning accompanied
by the brother, they motored to Mt.
Pleasant, where they ATTENDED the
graduating exercises at the college
where niece, Miss Ora Culver. grad
uated. The party returned home on
Wednesday night
Miss Georgina AAselin left Satur.
day for Flint to spend her vacation
with her parents.
Mrs. Howard Ferguson spent Sat
urday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Will Case and Miss Eta Stab
lin spent Saturday in Grand Rapids.
Miss Lena Febre, Of Greenville,
returned home Friday after spending
a few days with Mrs. Susan Krupp.
Mrs. John Lemley and two children
have been visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Knapp and
family.
Mrs. Susan Krupp and Miss Lena
Febre visited at home of Clyde Day
and family this week
Miss Dorothy Pollock of Cedar
Springs and Miss Beulah Wortley, of
with Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wortley.
Percy H. Alderton. a nephew of
Mrs. Bliss, stopped off on his way
home from France and made them
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conant left
Thursday afternoon or Cedar
Springs to visit with his father and
family.
Miss Myrtle Isabel left for Grand
Rapids to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Grace S. Moore, of Jefferson
Ave-, Grand Rapids, returned home
Thursday after having visited her
sister, Mrs. Margaret s. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gieser and
son, Edward. left Thursday for Kali
amazco to spend the Fourth.
Guy Snyder, of near Sheridan, is
working for Mrs. S. Raby for month
through the busy season, helping with
the farm work.
I'll o1c of Ia
returned home Wednesday after a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Samuel Ra-
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
children, of near Sheridan spent Sun
day with Mrs. Samuel Raby
Mrs. Samuel Raby and son, Ar.
thur, of Greenville, motored to Grand
RAPIDS, Tuesday evening on business
Sigh Clark and G.. H. Carothers
and family went to Emons lake, fish
ing and if interested in the big eaten
of fish, then ask George.
Farmers up near Leroy were offer
ed a price cf $210 per bushel for their
potatoes a few weeks ago. but hello
out for a higher price. Last week
they were mighty sore about 1T but
brought the same potatoes to town
and sold them for 80 cents a bushel
and some took even less rather than
have the price go down to nothing
Funny, isn't it that those fellows
thought potatoes worth more than
$2.10 per bushel.
Mrs Louise R4ss and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Orion, return
ed home, Tuesday morning after hav-
ing visited with their son and brother
Herbert Ross and wife, for time.
Ed. Johnston left here Tuesday
morning for a visit at the old hcme
with his parents at Miiiersburg.
Mr.. Mccall, of Toronto, was in our
city Monday and thinks it is beau
tiful and clean place.
FOUND-At Wortley & French's
drug store, Partisan Sage, delight
full ncn-greasy tonic for hair and the
scalp that cures dandruff, prevents
badness and gives luxuriant head
of hair. Sold on money back PLAN
Adv.