The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-04-02

Mrs. Theron Jenne of Shelby is a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank III. Hudson.
Ben Stout, Of Coral, former resi-
dent of this city, stopped in the Of
flee while passing through the city,
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
tion to the Banner-News. Incident
ally while here we had a mighty good
visit with Ben and he asks to be re-
membered to all the folks. He was
on his way to Ionia to visit with a
brother for several days.
Carleton Washburn, Of Chicago,
returned home Monday morning after
having been an over Sunday visitor
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. A. Washburn. He took his
son, Carleton Frederick Washburn,
who had been guest at his grand
parents home for time, back with
him.
If you are not getting good results
with your kodak, bring it in and we
will help you. Complete line of East
man kcdaks and films. Dennis Stu
dio.-Adv.
| Wise & Cobb have secured Henry
Brown Of this city to attend to their
tire vulcanizing business. Mr.. Brown
has thoroughly learned this business
and is ready to- take care of all work
in this line brought to the Ford gar
age.
For Sale-The best in hay, straw,
feeds and flour at retail prices. p.
III. Maloney & Co. Phone 164-Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Piatt, who has been i'll
for the past three weeks, is now inn
proving.
Will the party who found or took
the light colored Stetson hat please
return the same to this office and
receive suitable reward?
Mrs. and Mrs. j. M. Thomas re-
turned Saturday night from Yer
montville where they had been help
ing his mother, Mrs. Sarah Thomas,
celebrate her Goth birthday. There
were many present and many of her
neighbors and friends called during
the day to shake hands with her and
leave some little token of remem-
brance. She also received several
fine postcards. She enjoyed the af-
fair very much. Her daughter. Mrs.
Nina Craven of Belding is with her
at present. Mrs. Thomas has a clear
mind and enjoys talking with her
friends and is real smart for one of
her age. She goes out doors when
she wishes tc, using her cane to keep
from falling. She had her picture
taken out in the yard with her three.
children. J. M. Thomas. Nina Craven
p-d Eli Thomas with whom she lives.
We wish her many happy returns of
the day.
Wanted, women to pick beans at our
elevator. p. III. Maloney & Co.-Adv
Mrs. Dallas McDuffee left Monday
Gov Detroit to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Melissa Cobb this afternoon
sold both her houses on Isabel street
to Mrs. Fannie Eckert, who is moving
to this city from Orleans. Mrs. Cobb
has owned the houses fer a long time.
l.. s. Collins of Danville, has been
visiting his wife and Mrs. C. Gals a
few days. Mr.. anda Mrs. Collins are
en- route for a few davs' visit with
Mrs. G. w. Lovejoy at Muskegon and
Mrs. M. E. Adams of Grand Rapids
before returning to Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soules were in Grand
kaplds Wednesday on business.
Mrs. James Griffin and Agnes
1Iilds spent Wednesday in Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patterson
spent Wednesday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. w. P. Hetherington was in
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Jensen and children
and Mrs. Fred McNitt spent Wednes-
dav. in Smyrna visiting Mrs. George
Tebbel.
We are m the market for beans. If
you want hay. straw. feeds or flour
see us first. p. II. Maloney & Co.
phone 104.-Adv.
w. B. Reed was in Grand RAPIDS
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Hattie Gleason Of Orleans re-
turned to her home Wednesday after
having visited at the HON of Mrs.
Go r. Gleason.
Frank Davis and Sylvester Dean
were in Grand Rapids Wednesday at
tending the play. "-T-ne Auctioneer."
Olive Thompson returned to her
home in Harvard.
The Loyal Daughters Junior class
will have their meeting with Joy
Curch Friday evening. April a.
Last Sunday there were good con-
gregations both informing and even
ing.
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