The Belding banner-news., 1921-03-30


home in this city Tuesday morning
after having visited with Greenville
relatives for a short time.
Mrs. Hiram Hopwood left here on
Tuesday morning to visit for week
at the home of he mother, at Has
tings.
Miss Idabelle Welch is quite sick
at her hcme on Main street, over the
Hudson grocery store.
M. and Mrs. Glen Wortley and
Miss Buelah Wortley spent Sunday
in Lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Trimble spent
Monday in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. York called on
A. d: Purdy, of Smyrna, who is very
ill, Monday.
Mrs. Oscar, Emery gave a dinner
party in honor of her husbands
birthday anniversary, Saturday.
Leslie Calkins, of Grand Rapids,
was guest of his cousin, j. M. York
and family, Saturday.
Last Friday, March 25 was Mrs.
H. M. Purdy's 77th birthday ami
versary. The day was very delight
fully spent with calls and cards and
numerous gifts and flowers from rel
atives and friends from far and near,
for which she is very grateful. One
pleasing feature of the day was the
large pyramid cake on which there
were n lighted candles.
Mrs. Susan Krupp spent Easted
Sunday with Clyde Day and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Bush went over to Sar-
anac, Monday morning to see her
brother, N. NJ. Bartless who has been
. s..
VIM. III. Price was in Greenville
Monday experimenting the loading
of car Of lumber
Vote "No" on the Daylight Saw
ings proposition and help get back
TO pre-war and more normal condi-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Van Houten,
of Redford and aheir daughter, Eva
Marie, Eleanor and Margaret, arriv-
ed here Friday afternoon and visit
ed until Sunday with G.. 0. Bignell
! and family Miss Maud Bignell was
also home from McBrides from Fri
day night until Sunday night.
Helen Grace Gildemeister went to
Ionia, Monday to visit her aunt, Miss
Mayme Pressly.
Miss Helen PressIy left Monday
for Stockbridge, to visit relatives
during her Easter vacation.
Miss Ruth Smith returned Thurs
day night from visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. |. Benedict, of Kalama-
zoo, Mrs. Benedict came with her
for a short visit.
Miss kuth Smith left Friday fer
her home in Albion, N. Y.
J Vote "No" on the Daylight Saw
ings proposition and help get back
, to pre-war and more normal condi-
tions.
Mrs. DR.. J. l. Miller and son, of
Chicago, returned to their hame Fri
day after a visit at the Martin Post
farm.
: Charles Childs went to Sheridan,
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
his friend, Lloyd Crandall, former
resident of Belding.
Mrs George Sabine left Friday for
: Appleton, Wis, being called there to
attend the funeral Of a nephew.
Miss Mary Peasley and niece, Mrs.
, Myra Neve left Saturday for a short
visit with relatives in NGreenville.
Miss Cora William went 10 q and
Rapids, Saturday.
Miss Mildred Seelye, who has been
in the hospital for an operation tor
appendicitis is now at her home on
Alderman street.
Miss Isa Sprague, who has been
entertaining the grip for couple OF
weeks is now able TO be out again.
Mrs Chas Drake left Monday for
Chicago, Ill, where she intends MAX
ing her home in the future.
Mrs. Nettie Childs and daughter
Marjorie and little Richard spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Child's
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Crane, at Shi-
loh.
Mrs. Alice Stanton, of Detroit. is
spendinga few days in Belding and
vicinity.
Let the Can't-sleeps get up an
hour earlier if they want to, but you
vote "No" on the Daylight Savings
plan next Monday.
. While Helen Luce was skating on
he- roller skates she fell in such a
, way as to tear loose some lgaments
in her wrist.
Phena Williams was called to STAN
ton, Friday by the illness of her ia
ther.
Miss Sara Giddings left Friday af-i
ternoon for her home near Kalama-
zoo, to spend her Easter vacation.
Miss Lillian Davidson left Satur-
day for Detroit and vicinity to spend
!, her Easter vacation.
Miss Lucille Parney went to Grand
: Rapids, Saturday, to spend Easter
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ora M. Reynolds, the nurse,
!, returned Friday from Los Angeles,
California, where she went about a
weeks ago to move her goods to Bel
ding.
. Miss Eleanor Fisher, of Ann Ar
| Dor, who has been spending a few
days at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Fisher, left here on
Monday morning on a western trip.
: She has gone to Ames. Iowa, to visit
her friend, Miss Marion Stowe, of
Ann Arbor and a former teacher in
, Let the Can't-sleeps get up an
hour earlier if they want to, but you
vote "No" on the Daylight Savings
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