The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-12
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Keep your eyes open for announce
ment regarding the fire cooking
school in the near future at Ballard
Wicks Co.
Just arrived-Delayed shipment of
baby carriages, strollers and sulkeys
and on account of overstock we will
give ten per cent discount on any of
the above until May 22nd. Ballard
Wicks Co.
Mr.. H. H. Sykes. formerly of the
Union Steam Pump Company of Bat
tie Greek is now located with the
Jacquet Motor Corp. in the engine de-
partment.
Mr.. Harold Ringold is now in
charge of experimental work and is
getting the motors tested for road
work.
Since purchasing the A. B. Hull
property Oh the corner of Alderman
and Washington streets, of Mrs.
George Crawford, George r. Wag>
ner has concluded to put it in fine
shape for tenant and is having it
connected with the sewer, will install
a furnace and make the interior much
more convenient and attractive with
a number Of changes and decora-
tions.
Miss Julia Richmond, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richmond, who has
been teaching at Tenopah, New, for
couple Of years, arrived home Fri
day night for an indefinite visit.
Miss Vesta Lowry, who by the way
takes the part of the Spinster, in
Sand Home Came Ted" at the opera
house, Monday and Tuesday, May
M and Is, spent Sunday with hen
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Lowry
at Grand Rapids.
Fred Mast has moved himself and
wife and baby. bees and household
goods, over to Holland, where he has
a position as motorman on the in
terurban line running out of that
city.
Mrs. E. Benson, and grand daugh.
ter, formerly of this place, came up
from Lansing Thursday night to visit
with friends here and also to visit
the graves of loved ones gone before
to join the great silent majority.
Mrs. Benson told us that Rolly Ben.
son and family had left Lansing and
that Rolly was now operating
plumbing business at st. Johns. Leo
is also there and is making rapid
strides ahead in the electrical bust
ness. Another son, Otis, is working
at st. Johns also.
Wesley Russell is very i'll
Norman Johnson and wife have re-
turned from Grand Rapids and he is
operating barber shop on the north
side.
Miss Clara Demorest is confined to
her home with the grip.
George Skellenger and Jerry LAM
bertson spent the week end with
Glen Lambertson in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Emma Wright spent Sunday
at Ionia, visiting friends.
Mrs. Anna Moon Is numbered with
the sick
Mrs. Maggie ,Sovereen visited
friends at Keene over Sunday.
M. Urch is able to be out again af-
ter two weeks illness.
Mrs. Orril Johnston visited friends
at Saranac and Fenwick Sunday
Leonard Wood is home on fur
Tough.
Frank Welch, of Lansing visited
his family here Sunday.
Eddie Scheid is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huntley, of Lam
sing visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley King left
for Grand Rapids Tuesday where
they have position. n
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gleason
and children, and master Harold
Gleason, of Grand Rapids visited
friends here Saturday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. King, of
Mary St., left Tuesday for work in
Grand Rapids.
Wortlcy & FrenAi the well known
have a special proposition
for aQysre who is suffering with
Ask about the Rheuma
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