The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29

! Mrs. Manuel Mooney and two lit
tie sons, Jack and Hubert, Of Cadi-
lac, came down Saturday for : sew
eral days visit It the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Jacob Martin. They will
return to Cadillac Thursday morn
ing.
John ODonnell, Who Il working in
the Roach canning factory st Edmors
spent over Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Curris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrell Currie and chill
dren drove over to Grand Rapids on
Monday to attend the funeral Of
Byrell's grand father Mr.. Chas. Long
ut one time = resident Of this place
and we'll known here.
Horn-To Mr.. and Mrs.. Arthur
Dehn, on Saturday, September rs, .
ten pound SON. Who win be christen-
ed, Arthur Joseph. DR.. Dutt says
that mother and son are progressing
| in good order and PA" Dehn will
undoubtedly get back to normal with
| in 4 short time
See Scratch Ny Back" 1T the En-
press, October and 2.
Ernest Menkee returned to his
| studies at II. A. c. at lansing, Nom
day evening, after several days spent
| in visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Menkee.
Edward Geiser and Mrs. Libbie
Shaw were Saturday night and Sun
day guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Luce. Sunday guests
| for dinner were: Mrs. Viola Wright,
+ p. G. Wright and Miss Maggie Sisco
Mrs. Luce's sister and grand chill
dren Clareson and Gertrude Luce.
They had a great chicken dinner and
all that goes with it, such as peach
| es, melons and last but not least,
strawberries, fresh from the vines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Engemann and
children left Tuesday morning for
Battle Creek where they will visit
for a week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Andersen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Christensen. or
Fenwick, ate dinner with Albert Jen-
sen and family, Sunday.
Frsd L. Reeves will hold an auc-
ton sale Wednesday, October 13, "
mile south of Cooks Corners. List
will appear next week.
Ernest Shawley left Friday for a
short business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Julia Grinnell, of Grand Rap
ids, spent Sunday with friends in this
citv.
See "Scratch Ny Back" at the En-
press, October 6 and z.
Little Miss Josephine Rowland, OF
st. Louis, spent the week end with
her grand parents and other rela-
tives here.
Chas. Crane and family, Of Shiloh
made short visit with her mother
Mrs. Nettie Childs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dishong, OF
Morley drove down Sunday in their
Ford sedan to visit old friends.
Claud Bignell and Mrs. Alice r.
Bignell, of Palo, called on Mrs. Eva
e. Bignell Thursday evening as they
were on ther return trip from the
West Michigan fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Nichols went
to Smyrna Saturday for short Wis
it.
Mrs. Chas. Banner and children,
left Saturday for a short visit with
her grand parents in Moseley.
Miss Mable Hayes left Saturday
for visit with relatives in Hastings.
Mrs. Mary Osborn went to Smyrna
Saturday to visit relatives and
friends.
George Barton left Saturday for a !
visit with his son, Jay, in Grand Rap
ids.
Otto Hoyt and family,~of Flint,
drove over Friday night to spend
Sunday with his brother, Chas. and
family. Mrs Madge Rimes and son
came with them.
Walter l.. Sprague, of Chester, Pa.
is spending a two weeks vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Eta Sprague.
Arthur Fitzjohn went to Green
vile, Saturday on business.
Mrs. George O'Dell and son left
Saturday for Greenville to visit with
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Harrington returned Fri !
day from Detroit, where she had been
visiting her sister and other friends.
Miss Bernice Wright left Saturday
for visit in Flint.
Members of the B. Y. p. u. sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spangerber
on Wednesday evening, September |
Is at their home on Ellis Ave. The !
way the young married people acted |
was proof that it was a real sur
Eri7e. Games :rd refreshments at |
the close made the evening very en-
joyable. The young people of the |
Baptist church presented Mr.. and |
Mrs. Spangerberg with very useful |
gift which will be of great service
to them.
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful |
hair. "Use it two or three times a
week." say Wortley e. French, "and |
it will make the hair thick and beau