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


Mrs. James Lane visited friends in
Grand Rapids and Cedar Springs the
past week.
Floyd Grain went to the Blodgett
hospital at Grand Rapids, Wednes-
day for treatment.
We wis h to extend our sympathy
TO MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Gibson, as
their son, John, who has been sick
for the past two years passed away
Thursday morning.
Mr.. A. p. Sabin and daughter Mrs.
Edgar Stanton spent a part OF last
week at Their home in Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs Anon Stout were
guests Of friends at Alma, Labor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Era Cheney and
friends. of Ionia, called on relatives
here, Sunday.
Earl Peacock and Duncan Cummins
of Barryton, visited the formers
aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stout and family,
Sunday.
Last Tuesday, Ia ladies of the Or
leans hive visited their friend, Mrs.
c. V. Cornwell, of Belding. At noon
a delicious pot luck dinner was serv-
cd Visiting and music was the or
der Of the day until after noon, the
hostess led the way to the white silk
mill where we were ushered through
which was a genuine treat TO all
who were there. 1t was declared by
ell that they intend to visit Lady
Cornwell again
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly are
moving to Belding, while we shall
miss them we wish them happiness
in their new home.
Wayne Ginrich, of Remus. spent
from Friday until Tuesday with his
young friend, Edgar Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Sherwood and
fam lv were Sunday guests of friends
at Morley.
Mr.. Gaylord Clark and daughter
Lvle, were in Grand Rapids, Satur-
day.
Tuesday, Mrs. George Define, of
Belding, and Mrs. Eta Lavery were
visitors of Mrs. Tom Hill and Mrs.
Bert Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durfv and it
tie son, Clare, of Greenville, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bennett, of East Orleans, were
also guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club Olmstead and
children, of Grand Ledge, spent La
Dor dav with his mother, Mrs. Nettie
Olmstead and family.
Those who are i'll are: Fred Ben
nett and Will Rowley and it is hop
ed they may soon recover.
Mrs. Gertie Clark, Of Otisco. is
spending few days with her cous-
on, Mrs. Rilla Warner and family.
The Misses Nettie Stout and Fern
Wandel left here Saturday for Big
Rapids to attend the Ferris Institute
Mrs. Johnson, of Belding, was a
caller of Mrs. VIM. Warner, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Davis and son
Martin. of Moseley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Owen, of Grand Rapids were
Sunday visitors of Messrs. Tom and
Bert Hill and their wives.
Sunday, September A, Mesdames
Spaulding and Crippen entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hendru and two
children, of Muskegon and tn e for
mer's son. Jerry Spaulding and fam
lily and the formers daughter, Mrs.
Ella Lambertson and husband, Chas.
Lambertson and son, Jerry and Mr..
Edmond Lambertson, of Flint. There
were 16 in II.
Mrs. Grace Mates and two daugh-
ters of Big Rapids are spending the
week with her sister. Mrs. Anna
Spaulding and family.
Tuesday. Mrs. Mates took a six
o'clock dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
sill Mcclure.
Mr.. Myron Wiggins, of Belding,
has rented a house belonging to
j. w. Kennedy and are living there
and ready ta work for those who
need him.
Last Wednesday NJ. H. Plant lost
his only driving horse which he call
ed Lady. After driving home and
( turned her out. the horse in some
way broke her leg and as nothing
could be done TO save her. two neigh
bors kindly put her out of misery and
( buried her. Mr.. Plant feels trouble
never comes single handed as he has
/ been quite i'll at times this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hoppough and
/ Miss Cora, of SMYRNA, were Orleans
business callers Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kennedy enter
/ tanned Mr.. and Mrs. James Southwell
/ Of Portland, the first of the week
Raymond Noddins. Of Chicago, ar
rived Thursday to visit his mother
! anu lTleIluS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Petit pur-
chased the house recently owned by
Mrs. sPhebe Hill and are preparing
to soon move into the same.
George Warner, of near Chadwick
was in town on business, Wednes-
4 day.
Gertie Stout was Wednesday
guest of her friend, Dorothy Hop
pough, of East Orleans.
Mrs. Alice Lovelace and a lady
friend, Miss Ruth Clausmaster. and
mother, Mrs. Flora Cross, Of Grand
Rapids, DR.. Schubel. of Lansing, G.
c. Wilbur and sen, Lester, Of Keene
Mrs. c. Clark, of Moseley, Mrs. E
c. Hoppough. and two children Wis
tied at the home of the formers
aunt, Mrs. d. G. Wilbur, Saturday
for a two weeks visit.
CHADWICK
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds
of Lyons, spent over Sunday with