The Belding banner-news., 1921-11-23

Fresh Butter MIX, at O'Bryon's.
Mr.. Arthur Powell and Robert
Powell spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Susan Krupp and Miss Mar
garet Kohn spent Thursday evening
at the home of Karl Cowles ami
family.
Mr.. Robert Powell was in Green
vile, Monday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Sadie Powell spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Prudy
Cowles.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Ca
hoon, OF 3l7 w. Ellis Avenue, on
November 18th, five pound daugh-
ter who will answer to the name Of
Marva Joan.
Anyone des ring flowers for we'd
dings, funerals or other occasions,
call phone 416.
Frank Sandy and Day Richmond
who were hunting near Woodville
last week, arrived home Thursday
night, minus their deer, Mr.. Sandy
is going over near Breckenridge and
Midland county today to visit over
Thanksgiving and will take the rifle
along so that if he gets his lamps on
deer, he will be able to bring home
supply of meat for the family
table, even though it may be little
late in the season.
See the Empress program in this
issue.
Fred Simons, former resident Of
this city but now of near Standish
had lawsuit in Justice Fry's court
at that city one day last week.
81 McCullum, Tom Spencer and
William ]. Martin went up to Remus
and Blanchard on a rabbit and bird
hunting trip Saturday, returning on
Sunday with fairly good amount
of the game to show for their PROV
ess with the shotgun.
Frozen radiators call for expensive
repair. Buy alchohol at Wortley's
and save trouble and money.-Adv.
Writing from Ashtabula, Ohio,
Mrs. Elma Lyon, former resident
of this city, says that she is going
to change her place of residence
from Ohio to California this winter
and that as she has taken this paper
for the past thirty-ive years, she
wants it to follow her in the new
location.
The silent policeman which stand
on the corners of the street and hold
out their arms with the supplication
keep to the Right" have had to in
the past stand for many indgnities
and many time have we observed
some autoist clip one of the arms
and either break it off or start the
cop whirling around so that when it
finally came to a stop it didn't know
whether it was admonishing people
il Belding or in Chicago. The real
big slap which these warning agents
got came however, Friday evening,
when some lady, driving a large
touring car, west on Main street, hit
the poor old cop at the corner Of
Broas and Main streets and striking
him squarely in the center, rolled
him along under the car for about
forty feet before the machine was
brought to a stop The rattle and
noise brought people from several
blocks away to the scene and it was
only through the timely action Of
Henry Friedly and Ace Wood that
the poor old cop was saved from
further damage as the lady was al
ready to Crive away and roll the cop
still further. Just what she thought
that noise was nc one knows, but
she must have taken it for the Ionia
band.
Rexall Rheumatic Tablets
help your rheumatism. At Connell'
Drug store.
Mayor and Mrs. Fred A. Washburn
left here Tuesday for Elgin, ILL.,.
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with their son, Carleton Washburn
and family. Tuesday also happened
to be Carleton's birthday anniver-
sary and the visit was in the nature
of a double celebration.
Albert ianxiousiyJ- T'm afraid
I'll soon be bald! my hair is coming
out" the Corner Drug Store-"Why
worry? Use Partisan Sage and I'll
guarantee it will stop falling hair
or return your money."-Adv.