The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-10-29
LOCAL ITEMS
About Our Town .nd IL. p.opI.

Miss Leota Loveland left Monda,
to visit at Ienia and Detroit.
y The fourth meeting of the Ladies
Literary Exchange club will be helt
Thursday afternoon, November 6, a
the home of Mrs. William Ward.
Charles s. Moore has finished up hi
work on his farm west Of Smyrna anc
on Monday morning again appeared
on the streets with his team and dray
at your service for anything in the
moving or draying line.
Farmers who wish to post theil
farms against hunting parties can Sc.
cure good weather proof signs, 9x1i
inches in size for only cents each
Where a quantity of so or more IL
wanted we can make a still better
price.
John Zuwerink and his friend and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Getting motored
over to Holland and Ottawa Beach on
Sunday in the formers car. They
report a fine, enjoyable trip even
though they experienced a few blow
outs in the voyage
Mrs. George Leonard, of Portland
returned home Monday noon after Wis
iting for few days at the home of
her brother, John Rossman.
| Mrs. w. l.. Covert went to Hastings
Monday to attend the funeral of her
cousin. Mrs. Baumgartner..
Your Photographer is not as busy
this month as he will be in December.
Have your Xmas photos made now.
Dennis Studio.--23-t-5.
u your Piano or Player getting
old? Have it rebuilt at small cost.
Estimates Free. Leave order at Wal
dos Jewelry store and / will call.
Smith, the Piano Tuner.
/ Mrs. Vern Sprague and two chill
dren went to Ionia on Monday noon,
called there bx the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Robert Breckon.
/ Leslie Calkins, of Grand Rapids,
came up Tuesday morning and visit
ed between trains with friends here
also attendHg to some business mat
tiers. He left, on the noon train for
Ioria to spend the balance of the day.
he says he has a good position in the
Furniture city.
Rev. p. Ray Norton went to Port
Huron Tuesday noon. He has been
for some weeks past engaged in Ep-
worth League work and has been Wis
ting many places.
N. ]. Lloyd is enjoying CD fine
absess on his hand which is the rea
son why Nevin's little shoe repair
shop has not been working very heavy
of late.
Edward Johnson has purchased the
old McCue homestead on south Bridge
street and has already made many
improvements in the locks and con-
struction of the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Orser, of Koo-
ska, Idaho, are the guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. H. Caldwell and his
brothers William and Wilson Orser.
The brothers and sisters had not met
one another in more than seventeen
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friedly and the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Friedly
spent the week end with friends in
Lansing. ri3ff
Announcements have been received
here Of the marriage at Marion, Ohio,
on Wednesday, October %, of Miss
Inez Kellar, formerly of this city to
Nh. Frank ID. Gorenflo. The bride
will be remembered here where she
has many friends.
Art Clingensmith says that the i'm
preston has gone afloat over the city
that he has discontinued his garage
on the north side of the river. Art
says that this is not true and that
he is repairing cars there all the time
and that ne is doing a lot of work
for the car owners of this city and will
l. L. xxvt1ltn~~ 70 fokn 0f
your work any time you have any to
do. In addition to his repair work
he carries a good line of tires and
other automobile accessories and sup
plies. He has an advertisement in
this issue which it will be worth our
time to look up and read.
Mrs. John Whitscell visited with
Mrs. Harris Perry, north of Orleans
o. Wednesday, October % and while
there the two ladies went out and
gathered strawberries and enjoyed a
good old fashioned strawberry short
cake. They would like to know if
there is anyone around in the vici-
nifty who can beat that.
Mrs. Hazel Dean returned to her
home at Matherton, Tuesday noon,
after having visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Wood for short time.
r. B. Cowles went to Ionia, Tues
day noon on business. He said that it
was not business trip but that it
was a pleasure trip in that he was 60
ing down there to see about getting
the editor of this paper jailed.
A. III. Caldwell made business trip
to Detroit, Tuesday noon.
Harold Wilkins went to Ionia where
he has a position, Tuesday noon after
having visited with his mother, Mrs.
Ella Wilkins.