The Belding banner-news., 1922-02-15
ORLEANS

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to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bruce Croskery,
who were married Saturday evening.
Mrs. Croskery was known as Miss
Grace Anderson, her former home
was in Orleans.
Last Wednesday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Spaulding came here
and took his mother, Mrs. Della
Spaulding and sister, Mrs. Mares
and husband and Miss Crippen to
Muir, to call on their cousin, Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. Sunderlin and Mrs. N:
B. Hayes. They found the most of
them feeling fairy well pleased to
see them. The day was most beau
tiful one and all enjoyed the ride the
9th day Of February, 1922.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Clements
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hop
pough, Sunday.
Fred Pitt drove to Lansing, Satur-
day and brought his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Alderman back with him as
far as Ionia, where she will stay
with her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Pitt. before coming to visit her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitt. She
is in poor health. The doctor orders
her TO rest which will do her much
good.
Miss Irene Baker, of Ionia, was
guest of Miss Evelyn Sherwood
from Friday until Sunday afternoon
Messrs George Hill and Gene Hop
pough and their wives were in Ionia
Saturday.
Mrs. Irene Palmer and Gaylord
Clark were callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Chas. Graft, Sunday .afternoon.
Miss Sylvia Hoyt, of Belding,
spent Sunday with her brother, Her
man Hoyt.
L. E. Face left here for Belding,
Saturday to. stay for few days.
then he will go to Clinton county to
spend month with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stout were
called to Lake Odessa, Tuesday to
see their daughter, Mrs. Roy Clark
who is very i'll because of quinsy,
but we hear she was some better on
Saturday but Mrs. Clark is still very
i'll and unable to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Palmer made a
business trip to Barryton, Friday.
Alden Rowley helped sack potatoes
for John Vangiesen, Friday
!. Charlie Ward has purchased an
auto. I
Howard Noddins was a very busy
man last week in drawing baled hay
to Greenville, also to get his ice
house filled.
Mrs. Edith Purdy visited friends in
Belding, Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Hoppough, of Ionia.
was a guest of her son, E. c. Hop
pough and family, Wednesday and
returned home Thursday.
Mesdames Milla Warner and Hat
tie Palmer were in Ionia Wednes>
day.
Miss Mabel Clements was an over
Sunday guest of her friend, Ruthel
, Kelley, of Belding.
Mrs Mares and her mother and
Miss Crippen spent Saturday with
the formers sister, Mrs. Ella Lam
bertson and family, of Belding.
Edward Kelley, of Belding was an
over Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Clements and family.
; Miss Mae Wilkinson, of Inlay Ci-
> ty, spent a couple days last week
: with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Will
kinson.
> Mrs. Holland was a guest of her
son, Theo. and family, of Ionia, the
first of the week.
p, Friday, February 10th, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Clements and son, Ernest and Ed
Brown met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Noddins to help the
formers grand daughter, Maysel
celebrate her third birthday anniver.
sary. The little Miss received sew
a 81 q
4 a cute little cup and saucer and last
but not least was a nice birthday
cake on which were three candles
which the little girl lighted and the
!. older ones enjoyed the party as vel
as the little ones.
e DR.. and Mrs. Petit, who have beer
ill, are feeling much better at thi,
!. writing.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawley anc
children were Thursday guests of
a Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Noddins.
}, Mrs. Ida Wandel and daughter
Z Fern, were Monday guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Ada Sherwood
S Mrs. Gladys Howard, who has beer
8 i'll. is now better.
: Earl Smith was at Grand Rapids
e Saturday.
o Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Olmsteac
e spent Sunday with their son, Nor
o ton and family They found Mrs
/. Olmsted,j who has been seriously i'll
d much improved.
: The Orleans w. c. T. U. will meet
t at the home of Mrs. Prudy Spencer
a February "a. The following program
I has been prepared: Song by the I'm
!, ion, devotional by Mrs Wright, pa
Y per-Frances Willard Memorial by
e Mrs. Ostrom-a memorial talk by
!; Mrs. George Woodbridge led by Mrs
!, Edith Purdy, song by the Union
Everybody welcome.