The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-11-03

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Jones, Jay street, daughter, on
ginia will be the young ladies name.
| John Dawson returned to his work
at Kalamazoo on Tuesday after sew
eral days visiting here. John also
voted before leaving.
We sell the Liggett's box choca-
lates, the kind with the wonderful
centers. H. ]. Connell, the Rexall
druggist.
John Raymond left for Kalamazoo
Monday where he has position in
the bort plant there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Schmidt
spent Sunday in Grand Rapids.
DIR. G. F. Smith returned on Mon
day morning from trip to Detroit.
M. l.. Willoughby went to Ithaca
Monday, to visit for day with his
parents.
Milo typewriter ribbons will not
fill up the type face on your type
writer. Non-smutting carbon papers
and typewriter supplies at this Office
Big fresh stock on hand.
Mrs. Frank Harlan and children
went to Kalamazoo Friday morning
to spend the week end with their
husband and father,F rank Harlan,
who is working at the bort body
plant there.
Miss Grace Shannon. of Alma,
spend week with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Shannon.
Some child who lost good cap
near the Catholic church can get 1t
back by calling at this Office and de-
scribing same.
Mrs. Leon Osterhout returned on
Friday to her home in Chicago, after
visiting her relatives here for few
days. Her mother, Mrs. raymond
and sister, Mrs. Frank Harlan and
daughter left on the same train for
visit in Kalamazoo.
Mrs Susan Krupp spent several
days last week in Greenville.
Don Harris returned to his work in
| Sheridan, Tuesday after spending a
week here with his wife.
Miss Struck, of the Cleaner Clear
ing HouseAssoc iation, visited her
people in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Harris made a
trip to Lansing this last week to
visit friends.
Have you ever tried Rexall Rheu-
matte tablets for rheumatism. We
guarantee them II. j. Connell, the
Rexall druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crane, OF
Ionia, were the guests of Mrs. f.
A. Cook, on Sunday.
i M,e- Jo..,o uosx~.x Lo~~
spending few days with relatives
in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jensen were
in Greenville on Sunday to visit his
mother, who is in poor health.
Mrs. z. A. Cook has been on the
sick list for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hoxie, OF
Easton, were the guests of relatives
on Sunday.
Miss Fairy Mount, formerly 8
teacher in the Belding schools, was
calling on old friends the last of the
week. Miss Mount is teaching in AL
bion this year.
Mrs. VIM. Coulter and son, of Ian
sing were the over Sunday guests Of
Belding friends.
Miss Fisher Ship, who for man,
years has headed the Fisher Ship
Concert Company, is bringing hen
remarkable Company of artists her,
on the evening of Tuesday, Novem
Der 2 at the M. 4. church.
For more than twelve years tn,
Fisher Shipp Company has been con.
tinuously before the public in Lyceun
and Chautauqua work. Their Ions
experience is the best evidence OF
the sterling worth of this splendi,
organization.
With Miss Fisher Ship, who is {
noted lyric soprano of remarkabl,
range, power and fexibility, will ap
pear Miss Rachel Major, violinist
Miss Toma Swarthout, contralto ant
Mr.. Lloyd Loar, mandolinist and vi
olinist.
Do you love good music? Do yol
appreciate real vacol artistry? d.
you like the pleasing combination O.
voice, piano and viola, when playe,
by real musicians? If so you will
enjoy the Fisher Shipp Company.
The Ladies Social Circle of tn
Congregational church will meet OF
Wednesday afternoon, November
at the home of Mrs. William Fisher
Bohemian lunch.
Now is the time to buy -four. w
have all the best grades at absolute
ly the lowest prices. Telephone you
order to No. 164. p. H. Maloney
j Co.
Try our cream fried cakes at 2
cents per dozen. Home Bakery.
Mrs. Peter Gilbert and daughter
Ethelen and Mary, of Ionia, are i
town visiting Mrs. Gilbert's mother
Mrs. ID. M. Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Patterson return
ed to their home in Butternut Thurs
day, after visiting his sister, Mrs
Frey Boyer.
Just received 500 copies of the ne,
popular copy rights All the lat
books in this popular line. H. !
Cornell, the Rexall druggist.
Thel title son of Mr.. and Mr.
Tony Powell has the Scarlet Fever.
Mrs Sowersby left for Elsie, FIR
Ioxx - xrs.sks~x ko~ Io.xxrktor Mr..