The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-06-09

Information is wanted that will
lead to the discovery of Myrl Wal
ker, age Is. His father, Vern Walker
of Bengal, Clinton county, will give
S25 90 for information that will lead
to his finding. Black hair, black
eyes, weighs 120 pounds.
Mrs. Anna Burt was in Grand
Rapids over Sunday, where she visit
ed her SON, Irwin Burt and wife.
Mrs. E. M. Parney spent Sunday
in Grand Rapids with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cannon.
Charles Johnson was home from
Flint, for the week end. he says
business there still remains good
although there has been Stacking
ND in some lines of construction.
Theron Jennie and wife, Of Mt.
Zien, Georgia. arrived here Friday
night to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hud-
son.
Mrs. Ellery and Miss Morrison
went to Grand Rapids Saturday, for
the week end.
A gold fibre screen has been in
stalled at the Star, making 1t possi-
BILE for the Powers machines to pro-
iect pictures better.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Fields, of Has
tings returned home Sunday night
after having visited for several days
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
N A. M. Hall and family. Mr.. Field is
one of the editors of the Hastings
Journal Herald and is always a well
come visitor at this office when he
comes to Bedding.
John Andrews, of st. Johns, for.
merly with the Citizens Light Co.,
of this city, was in town Saturday
night calling on friends. John says
he is doing well over at st. Johns
and appears to have lost none of his
light heartedness. That dirty
streak" under his nose, which he
calls a mustache has also developed
slightly more than it was and he
says he still has hopes of it being
the main source of supply for the
american brush industry at some
future date.
George Northway and wife, of
Detroit, came up Saturday morning
to attend to some business connected
with theL selling of some property
at Smyrna in which they were inter-
ested. George says he is going to
stick to Detroit just as long as he
can continue to live and bank $3.50
per month and then go back on his
own farm, which has been calling to
him for a long time back. He re-
ports building operations in Detroit
slowing up somewhat.
C. w. Quick and wife went to
Lowell, Saturday and spent the day
with relatives near there. on a farm.
Zana Grey's popular novel ''The
Last of the Duanes" will be offered
to screen fans Sunday night at pop
ular prices.
f. G. Gearhart, president of the
New Era Life Insurance Company
of Grand Rapids was in the city last
! Friday and made business call or
/ /. L. Hubbell, who was attorney for
the company and one of its directors.
! Mrs. Harry Mclean of the North
side had the misfortune to fall down
stairs one day last week. There
were no bones broken but she was
badly bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anthony and
the latter's sister, Leila Mould and
brother Gerald Mould spent Sunday
with their parents at Stanwood.
Mrs. Will Barton is, numbered with
the sick
Mrs. Margret Rich and Mrs. Carrie
Choate left Tuesday for Port Huron
Mrs. Rich goes as a delegate to the
w. r. c. convention at that place
and Mrs. Choate will visit friends.
Mrs Henry Darling returned to her
home in Bedding, Thursday night,
after spending the winter in Carson
City.
Mrs. Addie whitford went to Grand
Rapids, Friday, on business.