The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-14


Well, what's next on the program.
We can't think of anything between
now and Halloween, and that is
! weeks away.
; Saturday night will be the time
for the regular Maccabee meeting.
We are informed that it will be well
worth attending.
Mr.. Webber and A. j. Gardner
were down in keene last week doing
repair work in well.
The wet weather, Sunday, didn't
dampen the ardor of the people who
had planned to have picnic at
Myers lake. They went just the
same and we have, no doubt about
their having a good time. The sun
smiled for awhile in the afternoon
and the rain ceased. Those who
went were: Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Con-
don, John Tebbel and wife, Ward
Hoppough, wife and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mehney. John
.Mehney and family, Henry Harris,
wife and children, Aldena and AL
| bertel, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Compton,
Chas Condor and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Del. Purdy.
While cutting corn last week, Al
fred Davis cut cash in his right
leg. No, he didn't do it on purpose,
! just could not help it someway. 1t
is rather serious cut and makes
him quite lame.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellogg, of
Lowell. called on Elgin Condor and
wife, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Earle and
Amos Russell and wife attended the
funeral of Hite Hall in Orleans, on
/ Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Gray began work on
Monday in a weaving mill in Belding
Harry Clark went to Jackson last
week and drove back fine span of
horses for Alfred Laux. The team
is valued at $500.
Mr.. and Mrs Orcar Green, of To-
ledo, Ohio, who have been visiting
with Henry Harris and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Mason and other
relatives and friends here, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Osborn and
Mrs Mary Tebbel and daughter, Nell
la, Friday. They left here Saturday
on their return trip home.
Clifford Condor and his chum mo-
tered to Wisconsin last week on a
visiting and sight seeing expedition
At present they have struck a job
n Warren, H., paving, which will
delay their progress awhile.
Mrs. Ellen Beedy was guest OF
Mrs. Ida Shaw, Sunday.
Hiram Olds had a job of cutting
corn down in Keene last week.
Lewis Seeley and Miss Nellie See
ley called on Alfred Davis and wife
Tuesday.
Mrs. Van Slyke and Mrs. Ida Shaw
visited Mrs. Ada Hanks, Thursday.
|, Amos Russell has a new silo tC
replace the one the wind blew dowr
last summer. Charles and Frank
Richmond did the carpenter work.
John Ashley and family, of Cora
and George Joslin, of Eaton Rapids
who were visiting with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Joslin. and with
other relatives, left here Monday or
their return home.
Ed. Reeves is building new silo
on his farm north of Smyrna.
Mrs. Fred Dumon called on Mrs
Sylvester Osborn, Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Norton and Mrs. Miller
were Belding visitors Saturday.
Rev. Frank Loomis. of Eagle. was
dinner guest of Robert Earle ano
family. Thursday, and Rev. and Mrs
H. S. Ellis, of Ashley were callers.
Mrs. Ida Shaw called on Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Hanks, Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Insley and Mrs
A. Barry visited in Lansing with
Marvin Nash and wife, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Marvin and wife re-
turned home with them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss and two
children, Hugh and Helen. of Cooks
Corners called on Sylvester Osborn
and wife, Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Tebbel. Miss Nella anc
George Pearsall were in Sidney anc
Sheridan on business. Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifford Insley went to Bel
ding, Friday evening to attend the
show. Miss Ruth Brown came home
with her for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross, OF
Cooks Corners and Mrs. Louise Ross
of Lake Orion, called on A. j. Gard
ner and wife. Friday. Mrs. Louise
Ross remained to visit a few days.
Nh. and Mrs. Glenn Sayles anC
babv visited relatives in Lowell or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Olds were ir
Belding, SATURDAY. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cowles and son
James. of Cowles Ave, called or
will Cowles and wife, Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Mary Tebbel and Miss Nells
Tebbel motored to Lowell Thursday