The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-11-12


LOCALS Rlk a
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Norton left Sat-
urday for Leesburg, Florida to spend
the winter. They will go to the home
OF Waldo Francisco. former resi-
dent Of this place.
Buy your shoes mt Dykema's.
Charley and Robert Moore left this
morning for near Marion, on hunt
ing and trapping trip.
A delightful shipment Of Bed Dav-
exports just received. Ballard-Lloyd Co.
Berthold Spriggs and son, John ].
Spriggs, jr., have been visiting at the
home Of their father and grandfather
John j. Spriggs, ST. Rerthold, who is
a pharmacist has been residing near
Bellevue where he had farm and also
served >as rural route mail carrier
for number Of years past. He re-
Gently sold his farm and also resign
ed his position as mail carrier and will
so to Detroit. where he will either
work in or purchase drug store. He
and his son went up to Greenville, on
Tuesday night to visit with their
wife and mother at the home of her
relatives there.
Mr., and Mrs. f. G. Lloyd and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ballard at
tended the Ashley church fair and
supper, Friday night.
+. Sidney Washburn, of Muskegon,
came home Saturday, to visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Washburn for a short time. Har-
old O. Washburn, of Chicago, another
son was also guest at the parental
home, over Sunday and Armistice
day.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Peter En-
gemann, at their residence on South
Bridge street, on Monday, November
10, an eleven pound son who has been
named Robert Martin Engemann. The
coming of the little man has so COM
pletely filled the cup of JOY in the
life of "Pa" Peter Engemann that he
thinks and talks of nothing else but
Bob. DIR. Dutt assisted DR.. Stork
in this visit and he reports all con-
nected with the affair as progressing
nicely. Bob's arrival makes the edi-
tor an uncle for the 'steenth time also
and we feel like celebrating a little
over the event.
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.
Mrs. Stella Dow Maynard Clark, of !
Hutchinson, Kansas, was a guest last !
week at the home of her cousins, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Y. ID. Dow and Miss Bertha !
Robinson.
Miss Dana Bailey, of this city, is
visiting her brother in Chicago.
Aluminium ware-yes it's the cheap
est in the long run. We have large |
assortment. Ballard-Iloyd Co.
Mrs. Fred McNitt left here on
Monday noon for Lansing, where she |
joined by Mr.. McNitt, who has po-
sition ther in a meat market. They !
will live there in the future if they |
find they like the place. Mrs. Dallas !
McDuffee, a daughter, accompanied I
Mrs. McNitt to Lansing to stay for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Wise, of VOL I
verton Plains, arrived in the city last /
week and are occupying the Ray Ring /
house on Broas street while the lat |
ter and family are in the south for.
the winter. /
Mrs. Chas. Lambertson went to Or |
leans, Monday noon to visit for the /
day with relatives and friends.
Better shoes for less money at Dy- |
kema's.
Mrs. f. Benson, of Lansing, came
up Friday evening and spent Satur- I
day visiting at the old home here.
She returned to Lansing on Saturday
afternoon.
Preston G.. Wright went to Smyrna |
Tuesday morning to visit for the day
with his son-in-law, Harold Gardner.
Mrs. Addie Daniels. Pomona lee
turer, came up from Lowell. Friday
afternoon and together with Mrs. |
Mary +. III. Coville. went to Ionia that |
afternoon. They trimmed up the hall |
where the Pomona Grange meeting
was to be held and received a great /
deal of praise for the beautiful deco
rations.