The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-02

lilies have had as their guests for
the past week, Mr.. Milton Friedly
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Friedly and
Mrs. Ray Scott, of Boyne City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cartridge re-
turned home Sunday night after
spending week visiting relatives
and friends at Alma and Mt. Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. c. J Hicks, of Grant
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Cartridge and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sussex and
daughter, Reva, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
Johnson and baby, Pauline, were in
Lowell, Sundsy.
Mrs. Emma Wright returned from
two weeks visit at Lansing on Sat
urday.
Belding Coal & Ice Co. moved to
second door south of Belding Saw
ings Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Forward and
children and Mis-. Ida Lagrange, OF
Lansing. were Sunday guests at the
Morris Urch home.
Jerome Hicks, a former res en'
of this city and the Brink neighbor'
hood, but who is now at Grant, has
been circulating among local friends
for several DAYS and left for his home
today.
Fresh Butter Milk, at O'Bryon's.
Fred Reeves, of Grand Rapids, was
in town between busses Tuesday
Fred had a little business to attend
to and came up on the one bus and
returned to Grand Rapids on the
next one going that way.
Sunday ca llarc at tha homo Ot
Mr.. l.. l.. Rockey and daughter
Grace, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Major
MacDowell and son, Lawrence. who
motored over from Grand Rapids to
bring Mr.. Rockey some nice bli~
gills, caught the day before at Lit
tie Wabasis lake; also Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Toijelski, of Grand Rapids; Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Brockway and fam
Miss Grace Rockey left for Bay
Shore via Petoskey, on early train
Monday. called there by the serious
illness of very dear friend, and ex-
pects to be gone two weeks.
The Silk City Steam Laundry has
reduced the price of family wash.
ings so ridiculously low that wash
tubs in short time will be novel
ty.
Harmless extraction guaranteed
we extract the dirt without injur'ng
the fabric in the least. Silk City
Steam Laundry.
Fresh Butter Milk, at O'Bryon's.
Edgar Bradshaw went TO Gowen
Monday on business.
Helen Moore came up from Crane
Rapids to spend the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Moore.
Miss Lizzie Wer, of Altoona spen
Sunday with Mrs Margaret Welch
who is gaining slowly from a yer!
severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Arthur Edwards, of Remus
came to Belding, on Wednesday, fol
few days visit with friends.
Tuesday. last. Chas. Moore got ;
message informing him that hi
brother, Levi Moore. of Six Lakes
had died suddenly of acute ind d;ges
tion.
Chas. Cowles has been sick witt
the grip.
Saturday, Mrs. Arthur Edward
I returned to her home at Remus, tax
/ ing with her, Doris Edwards, he
I daughter and also her cousin. Ambei
1 Patton, for weeks rest and conva
lescence.
Leo Orser, of Grand Rapids, was ;
Sunday visitor at his parents home
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Orser.
Hal Orser, wife and baby from
Ionia, spent the week end at Wilson
! Orser's.
On Thursday, October 81, Mrs
Mary Rummel received Telegram
saving that her brother. Henry Wvn
hoff, of Toledo, Ohio, was dead. Mr.
4 Wynhoff's son, Carl, a young man
/ had died at Toledo Just 10 days be
fore. Mrs. Rummel left at once fol
| Schoolcraft where the funeral AM
/ interment was held.
Ernest Gooding and family o.
Grand Haven, spent the week-ent
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z
w Gooding.
{ The Corner Drug Store, the well
known druggist, has special prop
osition for anyone who is suffering
with rheumatism. Ask about tn
Rheuma plan.