The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-08

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Elwocd Weter, of Chicago, is visit
ing at the home of his father, Guy
ID. Weter and with his grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Weter.
Alvin Aubil. has accepted position
as driver for the express company
and has decided to give up the idea
of going en- the farm.
Henry Brown has purchased a res
taurant and billiard hall at Six Lakes
and shortly after his auction sale,
will remove to that place and con-
duct the same.
/ H. Punches, Of the Home Bakery,
went to Detroit, Monday to drive
home a new truck which he will use
in delivering his bread and bakery
products around the city.
Charles Bush and G.. w. Hunt, of
Grattan, were in the city this af.
ternoon.
The Willing Workers of the w. R.
c. will. meet at the home of Mrs.
Zack Choate on S. Pleasant street.
Thursday afternoon.
Purchase a kodak at Wortley's and
be your own photographer.
Asa Smith. Civil war veteran,
of Langston, died last Sunday even
ing. funeral Tuesday III. E. Curch
of this city officiating. Burial in
Montcalm cemetery, near Greenville.
Alieen and Martha DwighA, of
Langston came last week to work in
the Richardson silk mill.
A letter from Bernice Wright, at
Kimberin Heights, Tenn, formerly
of Belding, contained violets gath
cred from mountain side. Just a lit
tie farther along in spring time than
Michigan
c. NJ. Kendig, his son, James, and
family, of Ionia, spent last Tuesday
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
H. E. Curch and the family of this
city.
Mrs. John Fouts, of Lansing. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Foss and relatives.
Special price on fence posts, 25c
and 35c. Belding Lumber Co.
Special price on fence posts, Csc
and 35c,. Belding Lumber Co.
Mr.. sJohn Sergeant and family
were callers at Mr.. Jesse Sargeant's
Sunday evening Mr.. John Sergeant
and family are moving on a farm
between Greenville and Harvard.
The club Of the fourth division
will hold a baked goods sade at
Lambs grocery store, Saturday,
March IL, commencing at IL o'c,ock
for the benefit of the Ashley Build
ing fund.
Brighten up the auto with Effecto.
A complete stock of colors, brushes,
etc at Wortley's.
Mrs: A. M. Whitney, Mrs. Emma
Beckwith and Mr.. Ira Kinney, of
Grand Rapids; Mr.. j. Butler, of New
York City and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Lamb were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trull spent
several days in Lansing, visiting
with relatives, last week.
Mrs. Henry Darling is now at the
home of her son, Will Darling at
Lansing. She is planning on soon
returning to her home here.
Wilbur Brown, who is receiving
treatment at the Roosevelt Ameri-
can Legion hospital at Battle Greek
left on his return there Tuesday
morning after short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown.
Jay Hubbard, of Detroit, came
up Monday night. He is looking for
a house and is planning on moving
back here as soon as possible.
Don't fai 70 attend tie opening
wall paper week at Wor ley's, Mar.
13 to 18 inclusive. A special dis
count OF 10 per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Underwood mo-
tored to Marshal and spent the day
Sunday, visiting.
One Of the most beautiful wood
land properties of. about forty acres
the timber consisting of oak, maple,
hicory, poplar, basswood and cherry,
lying on the west shore of the
beautiful Pine Island lake and ex-
tending along the shore line for
more than three-puarters of a mile,
has been bought by Messrs. O'Har-
row, West and Story. This they in
tend to develop into one of the. fin
est resort properties in central
Michigan. This property has all the
natural assets that a resort should
possess, an unlimited amount of fine
timber for shade lying well above
the water level, with no low swampy
land between it and the lake, slop-
ing back away from the water Civ
ing an excellent view of the lake
back for a distance of Sky rods
from the shore. AS to fishing, very
little needs to be said as it is con-
sidered by fishermen generally to be
the best within a radius of fifty
miles TO catch the limit of the finny
tribe. AS it is a natural breeding
place, it abounds with myriads of
pickerel, bass, blue. gil.s, perch, and
other pan fish. On the sloping hill
side are 2 fine never failing springs
guaranteeing a, source of supply of
the best spring water; near these
springs is point of land extending
into and under the water for a dis
tance Of approximately twenty rods
in length and ten rods in width that
is covered with water not to exceed
three feet in depth making it ideal
for bathing or wading. A force of
men are at present clearing and
cleaning up this natural beauty spot
and surveyor is drafting plans to
plat the same into lots which will