The Belding banner-news., 1921-10-05

been quite sick for the past few
days but is able to be up again.
Mrs. Smith Nichols was dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ritter
storf last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary f. II. Coville made q
business trip to Ionia, Tuesday
noon.
Mr.. Milo Groom is moving in the
Mrs. Cook house recently vacated by
Mark Bailey.
Mrs. Margaret King and son anc
daughter, Chas. and Nettie, who live
near Morley, motored over here and
were the Sunday guests at the homes
of Ed. King and Mrs. Chas. White
Mrs. King is the mother of Ed. King
and Mrs. White and is in her 84th
year.
Demonstration week at Ireland's
is this year proving unusually inter
esting for those who are interestec
in the purchase of a cooking range
The Great Majestic Ranges are be-
ing featured at very attractive pri.
ces. An expert from the factory
will be there all the week to point
out and explain the distinctive ad
And every one who buys Great
Majestic at the uresent low price
will get absolutely free, fine com
plete set of cooking ware.
"Heck" Spaulding, of Ionia. wa:
in Belding calling on former ac'
ouaintances and old friends, Thurs
day. Mr.. Spaulding was formerly
ana for many years employed on the
Pere Marquette railroad as a con
ductor, but at present is conducting
cigar store in lonia.
Rev. p. Ray Norton, of Fremont
former pastor of the M. f. church
here, was in the city several days
last week calling on old friends. lie
left here Friday morning for Marys
lie, the new "boom town" over II
the eastern part of the state, where
he will have the pastorate Of the M
+. church.
Dell Cobb, who has been working
in a flour mill at Ionia for time
has returned here and is working
for his son, Knott Cobb, in the Foro
garage.
William Frey, the auctioneer from
Saranac, was in town Friday anC
while here called on Ed. Thomas, OF
the north side. Mr.. Frey formerl!
worked for Mr.. Thomas at Rudyard
in the northern part of the state
His job was hewing ties and the frs
1 two ties which he got out were ;
wonderful success in showing his alb
solute lack of knowledge about th'
te-hewing business. The ties looked
! like anything but what they were. in
! tended for and Mr. Thomas doubted
1 if they could still be saved for us
as posts. However, Mr.. Frey stucl
to the job and before he Quit the t.
! hewing work h was considerable o
an expert.
Mrs. Marjorie Castle went to Ionii
Wednesday to attend the funeral o
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Martha Cas-
tie.
Jennie Hughes is taking tn,
place of Frank Davis in the Wilson
& Co. Coal office. Mr.. Davis is OIL
the sick list.
Mrs. Earle Walker spent the weel
end with her parents Edmore.
Mrs. Elmer VanAntwerp and tw,
sons, of Sunfield, are visiting thi
week at her aunt's, Mrs. Ed. Sou
ders.
Mrs. Alice Bignell and two sons
Clau5e and Ellis, of Palo, tool
supper with Mrs. Eva +. Bignell oil
Saturday.
Anna King was called to Neway
go, Thursday by the illness of he
mother, Mrs. John Carnochan.
Mrs. Hattie Warner came to Bel
ding on business on Friday and say
her business in Lowell is picking u
fine.
Ernest Gooding land family, o
Hastings, visited his people, Mr. an
Mrs. J. w. Gooding, on Sunday.
Will Cannon, wife and childre
and Edgar and Lucille Parney, fron
Grand Rapids, were all home visit
ors, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Hauck, of Chicag
spent the week end at Peter Hauck'
Sunday visitors at Wilson Orser'
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bumper, of East
on, Mrs. Bumper is sister of Mrs
Orser; Mr.. and Mrs. Burras an
laughter, Doras, of Ionia.
Durlin Wheeler, of the Gran
Rapids Press spent the week end a
K. NJ. Parney's.
Octooer =, TWO pals are gong
have a birthday party, just fam
lily affair. They are our geniel oil
friend, Preserve Curtis, who is sev
enty-nine years old on that date an
his great grand son, Billie Waite
who is seven months old on the sam
cay. They are chums though the dis
tance in years is so great.
Medicated air is the only treat
ment for catarrh. Breath Hyoms
and obtain immediate relief. A
The Corner Drug Store. Money bac
if it fails.-Adv.
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