The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-12

Mrs. d. G. Wherry has bought q
cow and is enjoying good milk and
home made butter.
Hazel Farrand left Friday for her
home in Blanchard to spend Sunday,
Mrs. Susie Palmer, of Orleans,
came Friday to visit her mother.
Mrs. w. H. Richardson.
Mrs. George Carothers was call
ed to Stanton, Friday to attend the
| funeral Of Mr.. Carother's little niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tingley. of
Ionia, have purchased the F. +.
Slingerland place on the north side,
! formerly owned by Arthur Fitzjohn
and will move here as soon as Mr..
Slingerland can find house to get
into. The property is good one and
the Tingley's will be welcome to om
city. Mrs. Tingley was formerly,
Mrs. Manley Lansing.
Ed Russell, of Lansing, accompan-
led by his son-in-law, Oscar Oberlin
and wife, of Lansing, were the Sum
day guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ]. Oberlin. They came in
their car for the days visit. Mr..
Russell has been a resident of Lam
sing for the past five years and says
il seemed good to get back to the
old town even for short visit.
John STEAMBOAT, who recently NOV
ed here from Vestaburg, is building
a fine garage on the property he
bought of T. A. Wet on Center St.
He is also making extensive repairs
to his house.
Frank Macarthur, who purchased
the house and lot on the corner of
Ionia and Center streets. of +. b.
I.apham, has been making fine inn
provements to it by putting on a
porch and addition in the rear, he
is now engaged in painting the build
4 ing and will soon have one of the
prettiest corners in the city.
See Dick Duncan in "The Silent
Avanger" at the Empress, Monday
May IT.
Russell Gals is tearing UP things
and making a great stir at his resi-
dence on the corner of Hanover and
Congress streets, the kitchen part
has been detached and will be fitted
up for a garage, excavations for a
large basement is being made and
the interior of the house will be
changed to make it more modern.
Jessie Wilbur. who has been home
for few days, left Sunday night
for Saginaw.
Richard Cannon has sold his house
and lot purchased Of Riley Owen, to
George Mclean and has been in the
city several days making needed re-
pairs. Mr.. Cannon is now a resi-
dent of Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mast moved
to Holland last Thursday and Fri
day, A. J. Moore moving their goods
in two trips with his Republic truck.
Mr.. Mast has job as brakeman on
the interurban there.
Albert Jensen moved down from
Greenville, Saturday morning by the
Moore truck and is now in home
which he purchased here in the city.
Mrs. Harry Lamb went to Grand
Rapids. Saturday to spend the week
end with her mother.
Mrs. Bruce Pickard and Nora Pick
ord took a short trip to Moseley on
Saturday.
Fred Harding returned Saturday
night from Cedar Springs, where he
was called by the death of his moth
err.
Ruth Mover. of Lansing, was
caller in town. SUNDAY.
Mrs. Rube Carr. of Amble. who
has been in the hospital here for
some time was removed to her home
Monday Her father and mother.
nv. ard Mrs. Rogers. and nurse,
Mrs. REYNOLDS. accompanied her.
NJ. and Mrs Ed Whitford went
70 C~earvile. Saturday.
Rub Partisan Sage on your head
end Won will not have to scratch the
dandruff cures itching SCALP. gives
p luxuriant head Of beautiful hair
wortlev e. French sell it on money
back plan.