The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-08-20

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lives at Grand Ledge and Irving n
Lansing. Irving was still wearing
his uniform, having just been DIS
charged from service here. They were
former residents Of this place.
Mrs. Ed. Young, Of Sacramento
CAL, arrived Thursday, of last week
to visit for time with her father
Truman Currie. 1t is her first visit
here in a number of years.
Mrs. Tom Barksdale and Mrs. W.
A. Cook have returned to their homes
in Trenton and Memphis, Tenn, after
two-weeks visit with their brother
G. C. Algee.
Mrs. Bette Algee and grand
daughter, lucille Algee, CT Milan,
Tenn, returned home Monday after
visit of two weeks with their son
G.. c. Algee. They report pleasant
visit, well pleased with Belding and
Michigan.
Mr.. ANDY Mrs. Joseph Engelman
and daughter, Caroline of Grand Rap
ids, spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the home CT the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie VanPelt.
Mrs. Joseph Wacha left here Tues
day morning for Bay City, to visit
for a short time with her daughter,
who is attending Holy Rosary aca-
denny in that city.
Leslie Crane, Of Reed City, late of
the A. E. F., arrived in this city on
Tuesday morning and stopped over
for day to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Sam Kane, Mr.. Crane was in the
service for more than two years, y
little better than a year of which
was spent in France and while he
agrees with all the other returned
soldiers that France is a beautiful
country, he says that this is more
beautiful and far better. He left
here this Wednesday morning for his
parents home at Reed City.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anthony, on Sunday morning August
II, fine daughter. DR.. Stanton re-
ports that mother and the little lady
are doing nicely and accepting life
as though nothing out of the orci-
nary had happened and that "Pa"
Anthony will soon be so that he will
be able to talk about something other
than the new girl which he has.
Born-On Monday evening, Aug
ust Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallie Helm,
a son. The little fellow has made
himself right at home and says that
he is going to stay with the family
for the next Fl years or more.
Ed: Whitford went to Ypsilanti,
Monday neon to work. Ed. is going
to work for the same company that
he was employed with last year. Evil
IDENTIFY they are satisfied with his
past efforts and he is satisfied with
the compensation and the company.
f. c. Lloyd and son, Elvon, jr., left
here Monday morning for Chicago,
where they will spend a week on
business and pleasure trip. Mr.. Lloyd
while in Chicago will look after pur-
chases for his big store here and the
people in this vicinity will profit as
usual, through his selection of the
right kind of goods. Elvon, jr., went
along to get on to few more of the
ropes in the dry goods business-end
also to see some Of the big city
sights.
John Zuwerink and John Cornell
esse, 1.-THE Two Johns, who have been
engaged i'm putting in curbing and
other work for Contractor A. II.
Prange in his pavement work IN
Ionia, have finished up their work
there and are now busy cnce more
with concrete work in this city.
George and Frank Rivenburg, to-
gether with their wives, of Flint, are
guests at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rivenburg, of
East State street.
Miss Ola Fern Little left here Mon
day noon for a three weeks visit and
pleasloe trip with relatives and
friends at Jackson, Albion and Nor
shall
Miss Madge Clemens, of Washing
ton, ID. C.. returned home Monday
noon after a two weeks visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Clemens. Another daughter,
Miss Lusra Clemens, of Grand Rap
ids, is also at home on visit.
Mrs. Herbert Slack, of Grand Rap
ids, returned hcme Monday evening
after having visited with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Lowry, at
the Hotel National, for some time.
The Southwest Eureka Ladies Aid
viii meet with Mrs. Oscar Mcdonald
Thursday, August 20, for a supper.
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