The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-22

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Mrs. Frank welch WAS 9 Monday
guest at the home Of MI. and Mrs.
csrsld IA, Stanley Mslvin. of
Rocky Mount, N. c., are spending q
few days with Mr., apd Mrs. Chas.
Knapp, Of this city.
Many have expressed the wish that
the chautauqua could be spread out
through the winter. This 10 just what
the High school course does. II gives
YOU q fine number each month. 1t Is
the best feature of community life
for the winter season.. Every good
citizen ought to support the move
ment.
You will soon be given an oppor-
tunity to purchase season tickets for
the High school lyceum course. The
success of last seaon indicates that
the auditorium will be practically
sold out before the first number. The
course this year is usually strong
one, and we are sure that you will
enjoy every number. Have your
money ready when the statesmen call.
Glen Wortley has made fine little
store room out of the old alley which
used to be between the Empress
theatre building and the Bricker
stores and Frank Harlan has rented
it and installed fine stock Of con-
fectionary and other like merchandise
and will within a short time move
his pop corn stand into the new To-
cation.
FOR SALE-Owing to the death
of nv wife / have for sale, my res
idence at 804 Pearl street. Modern
except bath tub and furnace. A fine
place and a big bargain at $500.
Also all my household goods, furni-
ture, etc. See me at the premises.
Ben Neve.
Mrs. w. J. Gavit writes letter
to us from Mecosta telling that she
is visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Sena Lamb and that the Blue
lake resort is but a short distance
from the home. Mrs. Gavitt says
that she is having the time Of her
life running the motor boat. She
says that it is her first vacation in
40 years and that she has caught
many fish: pike, sunfish,. bluegills,
etc. She says that she has had so
many fish to eat that she is getting to
think she could live on them and that
she would like to send some of them
to her local friends. Mrs. Gavitt says
that she has been gone for six weeks
on her vacation trip and that she is
uncertain as to when she will return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Howe, of
Grand Rapids. were Sunday guests of
his mother, Mrs. HI. Hopwood.
Friends of Ernest Grinnell will be
pleased to hear of a slight improve
ment in his condition.
Mrs. Ed. S. Nowland, of Ionia,
came up this morning to visit with
Mrs. +. /. Arnold, for the day while
Mr.. Nowland attends to his local in
surance business.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers Club will be held in the
High school room, next Tuesday
evening, September %. At this time
the officers for the year will be elect
ed and the Board of Education will
give a reception to the teachers and
light refreshments will be served.
Mrs. j. Warner Boynton, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will
Haddix, returned to Grand Rapids,
Tuesday.
Largest line of American bracelet
watches in Ionia countyfat lowest
price at Willoughby's.
Miss Charlotte Osrig, Of Toledo, 0. !
spent Thursday and Friday with Will
Haddix and family.
The Ladies Social Circle of the
Congregational church will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, September 20
at Mrs. Henry Patterson's, Bohemian
lunch.
Mrs. Eva White, of Handbook St.
who has been i'll for so long time,
is slowly improving. She wishes to
thank her neighbors and friends for
flowers and fruit brought to her dur
ing her illness. ia
Rheumatism is increasingly prev
aledt this year. This explains the
demand Wortley e. French !
have for Rheuma, the one remedy for /
rheumatism sold on guarantee.
Two Irishmen, A. w. o. L., in
France, stumbled upon a dugout full
of sleeping Germans.
"Whatll we do ?" whispered Clancy
NShoot 'em, or give 'em the cold
steele, or drown them while they
rats?"
"Gowan wild ye," said O'Garvey. I
Let's wake 'em up and start
fight"