The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-02-12
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Empress program on page three.
Hay, straw, cotton seed meal and
ground feed for sale. Priced right
this week. p. II. Maloney & Co.-Adv
Mrs. p. Ray Norton visited rela-
tives near Albion the first of the
week.
Hear the Brunswick. Miller &
Harris. Adv.
Mrs. f. f. Hudson, who has been
i'll the past week, is improving.
Miss Cora Schroll visited relatives
in Greenville over Sunday.
The Empress theater has the COM
ing weeks program on page three
of this issue Look it over; there are
some good plays listed there and
more to follow. Watch for them.
Miss Lulu Reynolds has sold her
home on Alderman street to Mr.. and
Mrs. Toney Powell and has rented
house on South Pleasant street.
Mrs. T. A. Saunders and mother,
Mrs. C. Z. Gladstone were in Green
vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Price of Maple
Rapids and daughters, Laura and
-
and Mrs T. A. Saunders.
Mrs. Henry Strong Of Greenville
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Merriett in this city.
Hear the Columbia. Miller &
Harris. Adv.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Curch of near
Lakeview spent last week with their
son, Rev. H. E. Curch and family and
attended the reception given the new
Christian pastor and family.
Warren Allen of Mecosta who has
been serving Uncle Sam, visited Win
nifred Thompson and sister over Sun
day. Always glad to welcome the
boys home.
Empress program on page three.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Pease and lit
tie son of Bloomingdale spent We'd
nesday and Thursday with old friends
here and was present TO witness the
reception given his successor at the
Christian church.
Rev. j. S. Raum of Alma spent last
Monday evening and night with his
friends, Rev. H. E. Curch and Geo.
Thomas, also the Simmons.
Mrs. Maggie Rich and Mrs. Geo.
Fish are on the sick list, as ID also
Mrs. Moore.
Hear the Starr. Miller & Harris.
Adv.
The Y. p. S. C. E. will give VAL
entine party in the upper room OF
Christian church for a pleasant even
ing for all young people OF such cal
ibre, throughout the city of Belding,
Friday evening.
HAY, straw, cotton seed meal and
ground feed for sale. Priced right
this week. P. H. Maloney & Co.-Adv
Empress program on page three.
Orlo Morse of Detroit arrived in
the home town Friday and will rest
UP for an indefinite period of time.
Mr.. Morse formerly owned and oper-
ated a shoe store in this city.
Mrs. Lee Joslin of Detroit and
Mrs. 1. l.. Hubbell left Tuesday for
Graz Rapids to spend few days.
Misses Lucy Kohn and Veda Dick
ems were in Grand Rapids Tuesda
Mrs. Roy Lypps and Mrs. Wess
Porter were in Grand Rapids Tuesday
on business.
New Records Daily. Miller &
Harris. Adv.
Mrs. Ed. Anthony left for Portland
Tuesday morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry Whipple was in Grand
Grand Rapids.
2. w. Gooding spent Tuesday in
Rapids Tuesday.
III. A. Lamb returned from Ypsi-
lanti Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Talbot and Melvina Gardner
of Smyrna were in town Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Joseph Shear left for Green
vile Tuesday for short visit.
Lieut.. Myers was in Greenville on
Tuesday.
Miss Lena MacFarlane spent last
Thursday in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Harry Miner left Thursday
for Grand Rapids on business.
Mrs. j. Selleck and Nellie Van Gil
der were in Grand Rapids Thursday.
Ray Van Glider has received his
discharge from Fort Wadsworth, N.
Y. and returned to this city Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Easten of Central Lake
and Mrs. Ed. Howe of Orleans left
Friday morning for Coopersville to
visit a daughter of Mrs. Howe.
"What beautiful hair that Miss
Barnes has! And so thick and lus-
trous now. She says it is all due to
Partisan Sage, the hair invigorator.
Wortley & French sells on a guaran-
tee"