The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-07-02

tend the funeral Of her father, the
late j. II Hudson.
Jack Barron left Monday morning
for Tawas City where he will visit
for a time with relatives and friends
George III. Fellows, late Of Co. f.,
34th Inf. 7th division, A. Il. f., step
ned off from the morning train up
from Grand Rapids on his way home
TO Greenville. He was a former res
ident here. living with his parents on
Front street number Of years ago.
James Ovenhouse, former resi-
dent of this city, but now of Blanch-
ard. where he is proprietor Of store
was an over Sunday guest OF friends
here. He left on Monday morning for
Grand Rapids where he will visit with
friends fcr several DAYS.
Edgar Seelye and family and Miss
Mable McKiddie are spending a few
days at Long lake.
Quick-meal and Perfection oil stove
for hot weather. Wicks for all kinds
of oil stoves. Ballard-Lloyd &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kingsbury
daughter, Marjorie and Mrs. Viola
Wright will motor to Detroit, Thurs
day. to see the 339th Inf. arrive there
Their son. Elmer Kingsbury is with
this regiment which has just return
ed from service in Russia.
Miss Rilla Entcliff and daughter,
Zeltha. went TO St. Johns, last Friday
to visit friends and returned Monday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Olger and daughter,
Nellie. called on Mrs. Bert Riker,
SUNDAY evening
DR.. II. M. Ballard. wife and dsugh-
ter. Margaret. Of Detroit. are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ballard
3 burner Qnicl-meal wickless oil
stove, $1,000. Ballard-Llovd Co
Bcrp-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Grinneil. recentlv. daughter, who
has been named Helen Mae.
Miss Nellie Olger elft Tuesday
evening on the 6:44 train for Blanch-
ard to .;sit week with Miss Ruth
Wilbur
Mrs. Della Wright and daughter,
Irene, left for Bitely. Tuesday morn
ing to visit with relatives.
Hale's Orchestra at Baldwin lake.
SATURDAY. night.
w. J. Harmon who returned on Sat
urday. from a trip through Canada.
during which time he visited his
mother at Peterboro, left again this
morning fer Entrican to look after
his farm property there
FOR SALE-490 Chevrolet in first
class condition. Good buy. Ames &
Unger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Antcliff and
son, left this morning for visit with
relatives at Farwell
Mrs, Clark Graves went to Green
vile, this morning.
Linoleums, 6, Tx and II feet wide
Save work by using linoleum. Ballard
Lloyd Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Wells and daughter
Freda are visiting relatives at Cor
unna, Dundee and ether places for
the summer.
LATE Mcconnell and wife, of Cedar
Springs and Clint 'Benham and wife
of Ccurtland spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Mcmahon.
Regular meeting of Doric chapter
No. rs, o. f. s., Tuesday evening,
July 8th. Myrta Unger, Sec.
Don't forget f. u. Picnic, Satur-
day, July 5th. Bring baskets and
meet at Post office corner, 900 o'clock
Transportation will be arranged for.
This includes everybody.
Mrs. Asher Shaw and Mrs. Am
brose Wright returned hcme Friday
night from Charles Luce's where they
were helping them with their straw
berries. $50 A
Stanley w. Glass received an an
Monday, from Pres. II.
l.. Stetson. of Kalamazoo College.
that he had split the Miller Prize In
Freshman Mathematics with Miss
Marion Grabiel. of Kalamazoo and
the Todd Prize in Chemistry with John
d .Forney, CT Kalamazoo.
Aluminium Ware-Big assortment.
Low prices. Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Woodruff entertained
Sunday the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves son and daughter:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanes and
daughter, of Muskegon; Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Grummet and two daughters, Of
Grand Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Blachy and daughter and Mrs. Mary
Blachy, of Bower Lake; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elgen Graves and son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Graves, son and two daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves and two
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graves
and son, all of Rockford. They all
over for a picnic dinner and
a good time. all going to the river
side mark where Mr.. Kennedy had
everything in readiness and waiting
and such dinner, everything that was
good to eat and with all the rest
supply of ice cream. The covers were
sDread fer thirty six in all. After
dinner while the ladies were clearing
up the tables the boys had tug Of
war and jumped the rope. Then they
returned to Peck's hill for jolly rood
time which thew all did report. Then
came the psrtinp hour for home all
hands with goodbye till we
meet again.
FOR SAILS passenger Buick,
S125. Ames & Unger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richey, of AL
bion, are visiting at the home Of DR.. |
and Mrs. K w. Little, Miss Helen
Butterfeld, of Jackson is also a guest
at the Little home.
Miss Inez Sandy who has been