The Belding banner-news., 1921-09-07

was i'm the city last week for sever
/ al days and then went to Ionia where
he spent short visit at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Moulton. He was back here for
the Labor day celebration and Off
ciated as one of the judges in award
ing the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colby. of Grand
Rapids and daughter, Dorothy and
son, William and Mrs. j. H. Gage,
Mrs. r. Caswell and son of Green
vile were all dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Asher Shaw, Labor
day.
GAS COKE is higher in pure car
bon and lower in ash than any coal
mined. $1,000 per ton, delivered.
Belding Coal & Ice Co. tt:
Many homes have been frightened
with the Wall Paper bargains found
at Wortley's.
1t requires good stationery to
make letter. complete. You will
find good stationery at Wortley's.
Let us supply you with anything
YOU may expect to find at first
class drug store. Wortley's Drug
Store.
Those Wall Paper bargains at
Wortley's would make your home
bright and clean for winter.
A new stock of Window Shades at
new prices at Wortley's.
You should know that you can
find Valspar at Wortley's.
Rexall Rheumatic Tablets will help
your rheumatism. We recommend
them II. j. Connell.
Bring those films to US that you
may get the best prints. Wortley's
Drug Store.
We invite the ladies to try Ar
mands Face Powder. Sold at Wort
ley's Drug Store.
Trade at Wortley's and get a ticket
on the Jacquet flyer.
Every home should possess ko-
dak. We carry Eastman's goods.
Wortley's Drug Store.
Milo Peterson went to Grand Rap
ids, early last Sunday morning to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Leo f. Blair and
daughter Velda. Mr.. and Mrs. Toney
Bowen, who came up from Holland
to attend the Labor day festivities,
and also visit their sisters and fam
lilies. They had good time visiting
On Sunday evening some of the men
folks drove out to Podunk, caught a
nice mess of fish which they all en-
ioyed and on Monday they all took
in the sights on Main street and at
1890 they all met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harrington, on
Broas street, where bountiful din
ner was served on the lawn. The
, dinner consisted of sandwiches, po-
! tatoes, bake beans, salads, pickles,
, cheese, cake, coffee, ice cream and a
sisted of: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Blair
and daughter, Velda, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Toney Bowen of Holland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Conant, of Rockford
Mrs. Stults Of Oakfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Moore and two children, Mr..
: and Mrs. Milo Peterson and two chill
dren. Reuben Bradish and Nova
2 Bradish and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
D Harrington and baby Beth. They
all had jolly time and all promised
a to come again in the near future. At
an early hour of the afternoon they
] bade their sisters and brothers and
mother good bye, Mr.. Peterson TAX
Y ing the Holland party as far as
] Grand Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs. Conant
took the flyer to Grand Rapids where
the party all took in a good show.
GAS COKE, the clean fuel, $1,000
per ton delivered Beld;ng Coal &
Ice Co. If.
Mrs. Ray Smith, of Grand Ledge,
was a between train visitor of Miss
Jennie Hughes, Saturday.
Tom Swarthout, of Detroit, Mrs.
Ada Edwards and little daughter, of
Cleveland, are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs A. Swarthout, this week
Miss Delena Douville, of Detroit
and is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs Francis j. Magin.
The Fairview Farmers club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slay-
2 ton, on Wednesday. September %.
This meeting was to have been held
s on Wednesday September 81 but on
2 account of the Grand Rapids fair be-
ing held that week the date for the
D club meeting has been fixed for the
3 2Sth.
0 Maryann Ravell. daughter of Mr.,
Q and Mrs. George Ravell, left for the
0 north, Sunday night. She will or
ganize and be principal of Chippewa
> County Normal, in Detour, Mich.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Skellenger and
family. of McBrides visited at the
. G.. o. Bignell home. Sunday.
; Mrs. Eliza Borst, Of Kalkaska.
' been visiting at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Rogers.
Miss Sue Johnson, of Lansing, was
an over Labor dav visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. King.
A. l.. Jack, of Detroit, was a La
Dor day guest of his sister, Mrs. f.
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Houten
and daughter, Margaret, of Detroit
came Saturday night to visit over
Sunday and Labor day with their
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Bignell
Eva Marie Van Houten and Eleanor
Van Houten, daughters and Miss
Maude Bignell returned to Detroit
with them. The latter will attend
school there.
Mrs. N. J. Lloyd visited with
friends in Greenville, Thursday
Mrs. Julia Comstock, of Grand
Rapids, visited with her sister, Mrs.