The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-19

Remember! A written guarantee
goes with every rain coat sell. j. r.
| Presley, Phone 53.-Adv.
Miss Mary Hall, of Battle Greek,
came up Saturday to visit for few
DAYS with her friends, Miss Marvel
Klock and Bert Bachelor of the
Jacouet Motor Corporation. Inciden~
taly. Miss Hall also took in the home
talent play "And Home Came Ted"
in which both Miss Klock and Mr..
Bachelor took leading parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carothers Of
Stanton, visited Mr.. George Caro-
theirs and family, Sunday. They all
went to Long Lake and spent the
dav at their cottage there.
j. M. Thomas, who is working the
John Culp place, fisished setting
$500 strawberry plants just before
the recent rain came and says they
are looking fine. !.
Mrs. l.. B. Dean, of Ionia, returned
to her home last week after spend
ing the winter with Mrs. Emeline
Weter.
w T. Sumner and family have re-
turned from Texas and the south
where they spent the winter, he is
occupying the Rev. Crossman house
which he formerly owned on Jay St.
in the North Park Addition.
E. M. Parney, who is rated as au-
thority os raising and caring for
strawberries, raspberries, blackber-
ries and other small fruits says that
he uses pyrox for spraying and finds
it the best preparation he knows of
asd which hits the germs and bugs
and parasites with deadly effect very
quickly.
Mrs. Lottie Morse Sangorn has
sold her vacant lot on the north side
to Eugene Bunce, who intends build
ing a house there. Eli Kendall who
has been using it for his chicken
shed asd wards will move them to
his own lot.
Decoration Day will be observed at
the White Swan Baptist Church in
Oakfeld, Sunday afternoon, May 80
and cordial isvitation is extended
TO all to be present and assist in its
proper observance.
Mrs. Almira Face, who lives at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Knight and who has been in very
poor health for several months, had
the misfortune to fall from a chair
on Sunday morning and was quite
seriously injured DIR. Harrison was
called and did all that was possible
to make her more comfortable.
Miss Helen Lapham was home
from Mt. Pleasant few hours on
Thursday. She was on her way to
Holland to attend a convention OF
Y. w. c. A. workers as a delegate
from the State Normal.
Harry Miner, Frank Shaw, Ed.
WEIGH and Alfred Jonas returned to
Alma Sunday evening. Mr.. MINER
is engaged with a large Contracting
firm to look after the painting of
houses and the other gentlemen are
engaged in carpenter work.
Martin S. Joiner and wife were
the guests of his aunt, Mrs. E. B.
Lapham, Monday. They were on
their way to Portland where they
were called by the death of Mrs.
Jodner's father, j. l.. Bogardus, a
pioneer resident of that village. He
was SO years old Mrs. Joiner was
his only daughter.
Gain Smith, of Cedar Springs, has
been the guest Of his nephew. Del
bert Smith. He was on his return
from Breckenridge where he had
bean visiting his brother for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Smith settled near
Cedar Springs nearly fifty years ago
when that part of Kent county was
in the wilderness state.
Misses Alice Rhodes and Anna Jen-
sen left Friday for a visit with Mrs.
Alvin Thompson, nee Elizabeth Olger
at Mt. Morris.
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful hair.
"Use it two or three times a week.
says Wortley & French "and it will
make the hair thick and beautiful"