The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS


Dancing party at Lessiters hall,
Grattan. Friday evening. May %.
G. A. Wheeler is putting some more
remodeling touches on his home al
the corner of Alderman and Liberty
streets and when he has the present
changes completed he and his family
will have one of the most convenient
and modern homes in the city.
Are you taking advantage of the
wall paper bargains offered by Wort
ley & French.
Mike Hauck. of Alma. a former
resident of this city passed through
town, Monday morning. on his way
to Lyons for short visit. Mike is
looking as if the water over at Alms.
agreed with him and during the short
time he was in the city he was kept
mighty busy shaking hands with the
old timers whom he met.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tebble and
son. Arlo, of Smyrna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McNitt were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Luscombe.
Special on dining chairs, Ballard
Lloyd Co.
Harry Holmes, who for some time
past has been a student in the Still
College of Osteopathy, at Des Moines
Iowa. arrived in the city Monday morn
ing for vacation visit at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Martha Holmes.
Mrs. Pratt. of New York, visited
with Mrs. j. B. Luscombe. Thursday
Decoration Day flowers Order
your fiowes for Decoration Day early.
Will have flowers in BannerJN News
Office window few DAYS before Dec
grafton Day. Cecilia Honson. phone
249-2r.
FIJI. Hudson is improving his prop
erty with the addition of new and
modern garage which will amply
house the new Chevrolet car which
he recently purchased from Fred
Thompson. Fred Whipple had the
contract of putting up the garage
and did a very fine job.
Use good stationary. A large stock
of the best at Wortley & French:
Frank Owens met us on the street
the other day and told us to watch out
as he was feeling very grouchy as ne
had just had all his teeth pulled out
and was on his way to the dentist
chair again. He said however that
if the folks could put up with his
feelings until he got new set OF
teeth he would be all right again.
Dancing party at Lessiters hall
Grattan. Friday evening. May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annis, of Grand Rap
inds have come to spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas.
JIG. Ballard, of Ballard-Lloyd Co
returned today from a buying TRIP
to Chicago-Look out for a big sale
on Furniture and rugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simmons anc
Mr.. and Mrs.J. M. Thomas motorec
to Vermontville, Saturday, to see Mrs
Craven. who is quite sick at he-
mothers home.
Miss Grace Shannon, who has a pc.
sition at Alma, arrived in the city or
Saturday afternoon for an over Sun.
day visit with her mother, Mrs. Kate
Shannon.
Albert Workman. Of Greenville, was
in the city calling on friends, Satur.
day afternoon.
John Zuwerink went to Grand Rap
ids on Saturday afternoon to visi
with the home folks until Sunday
evening.
Fancy china and cut glass make
nice gifts. Ballard Lloyd Co.
Miss Agnes Jonas of Grand Rapid,
came home Saturday afternoon to Wis
it over Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Jonas. We were il
Grand Rapids Friday and on walkin,
into the Office of the Tisch-Hine Co
we discovered Miss Jonas at worl
there and the way things were run
ming there gave us the impression
that she was just about the Who'll
works. Everyone seemed to step a
round to Agnes music. so to speal
and we will wager that she has mad
herself just about indispensable t
the firm which she is with.
Special sale on aluminium ware q
Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Mrs. Grace Kellogg and baby spen
Saturday and Sunday in Lowell.
| Decoration Day flowers Orde
your flowes for Decoration Day earl,
Will have flowers in BannerlNew
Office window few days before Dee
Grafton Day. Cecilia Honson. phon
249-2r.
Mrs. Hulda Robinson and daughte
Myrtle De James. CT Toledo, return
ed home Saturday after having vi,
tied the formers sister. Mrs. Maso
Burns for a few days.
Mrs. Fred McCue left Saturday {,
Grand Rapids to visit her mothe
Mrs. Shively.
Ballard-Lloyd Co. fer spring
beds and mattresses. Low pride
prevail this week.
Clean up the walls with wall d,
per. We have a complete stoc
Wortley & French.
Louise and Robert Wilson spel
Saturday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. o. ID. Blanchard returned hon
Saturday to Casnovia after havir
spent the week at the home of h
daughter, Mrs. Earl Wilson and far
lily.
Throw away your crutches, u
Rheuma, and walk without rheumat
pains and stiffness, say Wortley
French, local agents for this gre
rheumatism Observation-Disclosures