The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-10
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About Our Town snd It. People

| in Grand Rapids.
Miss Myrtle Hadlock left here on
Friday for Lansing, where she win
visit her sister. Miss Hadlock, whose
home is at Blanchard, had been visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Bert Riker,
for few days.
! For safety's sake get pair Of
those ice creepers for your shoes.
! Easily attached and prevent slipping
Electric Shoe Shop, 100 S. Bridge
street--Adv.
Miss Helen Lapham was home
from Mt. Pleasant few hours, We'd
nesday, having stopped of on her way
to Chicago, where she will attend a
convention of Y, w. c. A. workers
this week as the delegate from the
Central Michigan Normal Associa-
| ton
Rexall Rheumatic Tablets will help
your rheumatism if they don't get
your money back. Sold by H. J.
Connell.
All members of the Rebekah De-
gree Staff are requested to meet at
]. 0. o. F. hall for rehearsal, Thurs
day evening, March IL, at 1880 sharp.
Arden Youngs Of Grand Rapids re-
turned to his home Monday morning
after having visited with friends here
for several days.
Prepare for fine musical treat on
March %, Alma College Glee Club at
Congregational church.
George Barlow, who is engaged in
mason work at Ionia, returned there
Monday noon after having spent sew
eral days with his family here.
William Bright, of Orleans, was a
caller in the city, Monday morning.
Mrs. Con Brigham was apassen>
ger on the morning train, Monday
for Grand Rapids, going there to
spend the day.
w. ID. Sanders, who lives in the
Wabasis Greek neighborhood left
here for Grand Rapids, Monday
morning where he will sit on a jury
for a time.
Glenn Rosek, who has been work.
ing at Flint, for time, came over
Saturday to visit at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Albert Honson. On Mon
day afternoon he went to Grand Rap
ids where he expects to work.
Born-Word reaches the editor
from the young lady's proud dad that
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval d. ("Candy') Backus, now res
idents OF Port Huron, but formerly
of this city where Mr.. Backus wa
engaged in the barber business. The
little lady arrived March LIST, weigh.
ed nine pounds and has been chris
tened Ilene Edna. Mrs. Backus was
before her marriage, Miss Edna Leh-
man, of this place. Congratulations
Albert Workman who has been
making his home at Greenville for
a few years has come back to Bel |
ding and from now on will make his /!
home with his son, Will Workman !
and family on Morton avenue.
Watch for further particulars |
about the Alma College Glee Club, at |
the Congregational church March %. /
l.. w. Wilson of the Jacquet Mo |
tors Corporation started away from |
here la t week on a business trip |
through the east for the company. /
When he reached Buffalo, N. Y, a
telegram awaited him stating that I
he was wanted urgently at his home I
In Detroit and he hurried back, to /
find that just before his arrival the 4
stork had presented himself and Mrs. I
Wilson with a fine little daughter.
That was why the general manager
wore such great big smile when he /
landed back in Bedding on the MORN
ing train yesterday and that is why
the Jacquet proposition looks better
than ever to Mr.. Wilson. Congrat- 4
ulations and may the young lady ]
have long and useful life, say we.
Fred Mcpherson returned on Mon
day morning to Owosso, where he is 4
employed, after having visited at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
John Mcpherson, in this city for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Stanton and
daughter, Lila Parent. left here on
Monday morning for Sayre, Oklaho-
ma, where they intend to remain on
a visit for at least two months and
possibly longer. Mr.. Stanton has f
been there before and says that he
likes the place and that he knows
the rest of the family will also. Sayre
is the home of Charles ]. Seely, for
merly of this city and the Stanton's |
will visit with Mr.. Seely while there. |
While they are away Elmer Wise,
well known former Ford dealer, will |
operate the store. John s. Donovan, I
its former owner, will also assist,
but Elmer says that he will take care |
of all cash received. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Sparks
were passengers on the morning |
train for Grand Rapids, Monday, GO
ing there to spend the day on bust
ness.
II is logical that pouring drugs in
to the stomach will not cure catarrh
in the head. Hyomei, medicated air,
reaches the seat of the disease. Guar
anteed by Wortley & French.