The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-04-30
LOCAL ITEMS



! B. f. Stewart Of Bay City returned
home Friday afternoon after a short
visit at the home Of p. M. Dykema.
| Mrs. Josephine Shindorf is spend
ing few days in Grand Rapids visit
ing relatives and friends.
| Mrs. Mary Osborn left Thursday
for Smyrna to visit her sen, Sylves-
ter, fora few days.
Mrs. Susan Krupp left Thursday
morning for Grand Rapids to visit
relatives few days.
Mrs. C. J. Evans Of Carson City,
returned home Friday morning after
visiting few days at the home of
her sister, Mrs. c. G. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden Hickok re-
turned Thursday afternoon from
Howard City where they had been
attending the funeral of her father,
Andrew A. Besemer, who died sud-
denly Tuesday. He was head of
the Besemer home for children and
cared for many luckless little lives
at his home.
Orville Klock spent Friday in Ionia
visiting friends.
Don White Of Camp Mills, N. Y,
returned Friday after having spent
Today furlcugh with his mother and
sister.
For sale, Chalmers 7-passenger au-
tomcbile, new set cord tires and new
battery; car in first-class condition.
See Ames Il Unger or Guy ID. Weter,
administrator w. l.. Cusser Estate.
ADV.
Mrs. Kate Skahen and Miss Celia
O'Connell spent Friday in Grand Rap
ids,
Misses Blanche Cameron and
Christina Peterson went to Grand
Rapids Friday to attend a Spiritualist
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Moore
spent Sunday at Edmore.
Mrs. Fred Bailey returned to
Greenville Saturday after spending
few days in Belding visiting Mrs.
Fred Beckwith.
Misses Mabel Anderson and Martha
Hansen spent Saturday in Greenville.
Mrs. Barley was in Greenville
Saturday.
Emma Solomon spent Saturday in
Greenville.
FIT To VIM, the u. S. government
film at the Empress Monday and Tues
day nights at Empress. Monday night
exclusively for ladies'; Tuesday fer
men.
Mrs. Blekkink of Alto spent Sunday
with her daughter, Miss Blekkink.
Harvey McKiddie returned home
Monday after having been the guest
of his parents.
Miss Onah Mussellman of Orleans
was an over Sunday guest of Miss
Helen Iapham
Mrs. Florence West and daughter,
Mrs. Maude Harrington were in Alto
Monday on business.
Mrs. Mary f. III. Coville left Mon
day for Grand Rapids and Wayland
on business.
Miss Edith LeFebvere returned
Saturday afternoon from visiting
friends ct Detroit and Alpena.
Mrs. f. w. Washburn and Miss
Florence Washburn left Monday for
Grand Rapids to spend the day.
Andrew J. Hale of Lowell was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Orser and granddaughter,
Ethelyn Fisher left Monday morning
for Detroit.
Mrs. Kittie Wilson of Owosso has
been the guest of her son, C. N. Will
son and family. She returned home
Monday.
Mrs. George Rhodes and Mrs Chas.
Knapp were in Greenville Monday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Grinnell returned Sat-
urdag. from weeks visit with Mrs.
Ernest Turbert at Rochester. N. Y.
Besides having an enjoyable visit with
her friend, Miss Grinnell saws the
trip was bne of the most pleasant
she ever had.
Mrs. George Grinnell and daughter,
Mrs. Ross Skellenger were Grand
Rapids visitors Saturday.
Deputy Oil Inspector II. T. john
son of Saranac was in the city on of
fetal business connected with his de-
partment Monday
Wortley & French, the well-known
druggists, have a special proposition
for anyone who is suffering with
rheumatism. Ask about the Rheuma