The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-07-14


Ansel Johnston had business in
Lansing Tuesday
Mrs. Maggie SOVEREIGN returned
home from Lansing Monday.
Mrs. AL. Becky of Lowell was a
Sunday guest at the M. orch home.
The over the Fourth guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Stackus were his
father, c. A. Stackus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Stackus, Howard Stackus, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hubert and Miss EN-
ma Byers, all of Lansing. They spent
the week at Long lake and returned
home Friday.
Homer Bloss and nephew, Paul
Wood of Lansing were Saturday
guests at the home of Frank WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Johnston spent
Sunday in Grand Rapids.
Joseph Tower returned home from
Lansing Saturday.
Empress Saturday and Sunday. See
program.
Mrs. Burdette Goodwin of Easton,
Lester Kimberly of Cooks Corners,
wrong door and fall down the cellar
l.
Everything possible is being done
to make her comfortable.
Fred Dorman, who sold his house
and lot to Mrs. Melissa Cobb, has
bought farm near Remus and NOV
ed there two weeks ago.
Mrs. w. A. Wilder returned We'd
nesday from Yonkers, n. Y, where
she visited her son, Ned, for three
months. Mrs. Wilder has decided to
settle down to home life again in
Belding and has purchased of Mr..
Lapham the house and lot adjoining
his home which Will Wood occupied
for several years. She is having a
furnace installed and other contem-
plated repairs will make it a very
comfortable home. Mrs. Wilder's
many friends will be pleased to well
come her as a resident of our city
again.
4 Gorge w. Conner of Grand Rapids
was in the city Wednesday having
been to Orlenas where he buried his
wife's remains.
Mrs. W. B. Reed accompanied her
granddaughter, Mary Ann Yost,.
home to Detroit Tuesday, sllN
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holmes have re-
turned home from Detroit after Wis.
iting relatives there.
Melvin Wagner, who has been the
guest Of his brother, George K. Wag-
ner, left Tuesday for his annual trip
through several states establishing
agencies and placing seeds for the ID.
M. Ferry Seed company Of Detroit.
Mr.. Wagner has been very success
full i'm his work with the company.
Peter Frederick has sold his house
and lot to w. B. Hewitt.
: John Zurek and wife of Chicago
were in the city Wednesday. Since
1 selling his farm at Smyrna they
have been residing in Chicago but
are now moving to Grand Rapids.
Hon. Emory Townsend Of Saginaw
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Townsend is out again after
the nomination to congress from this
| district and will contest with Joseph
Fordney in the coming primary for
the nomination.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pond, of Mil
waukee, are here to attend the funeral
service of her grand mother, Mrs.
Emeline r. Wetcr.
Miss Abby White is the new Office
girl in the Banner-News office and
Glen Foss has accepted the position
of "devil' in the same place.
EXTRA SPECIAL features at the
Empress Saturday and Sunday. See
program.
Miss Marie Tobin of Parnell was
a guest of Bedding friends Monday.
Miss Mamie Hefferon returned to
her home here Sunday after having
spent her vacation with relatives anl
friends at Parnell- and BOSWELL.
lake. She reports having had de-
lightfnl time.
Albert (anxiously)- "I'm afraid
I'll soon be baldl my hair is coming
out" Wortley e. French-"Why
worry? Use Partisan Sage and III
guarantee it will stop falling hair
| or return YOU money!"