The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS
About Our Town snd Its People

Mrs. Nellie Sherman, of Gowen,
spent Thursday with her daughter,
Mrs. Bertha Vanderlip.
Mrs. M. VanSlyke and two daugh-
ters. of Smyrna, were visiting with
friends here, Saturday.
G. w. MINER and daughter, left
for their home in Lake Odessa after
visiting at the home of j. w. MINER
of north Bridge street.
M. Dewitt, of Blanchard, spent
a few days with friends last week
returning to his home Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Littleba!l was in STAN
ton Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Parks, of Sid
ney who have just returned from a
trip to Illinois, stopped off here to
visit their niece, Mrs. r. B. Palmer,
Thursday, continuing their journey
home, Saturday.
Fred Graves left for Chicago Sat-
urday where he will make mis- home
with his grand mother, who's health
is net very good.
Emily Weede spent Sunday at the
home of Miss Anna Hansen, in
Greenville.
Mrs. S. Finch and Carmen Driese
spent the week end in Greenville
with friends.
Laurence Lyons, of Grand Rapids
spent the week end with his family
in this city.
Adolph Maxwell spent the week
end in Greenville with friends.
Theo Allison spent Saturday in
Greenville, on business.
Percy French spent Saturday in
Greenville with friends.
Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell and daughter
Mabel were in Lowell, Saturday.
Leona Morey spent the week end
in Lowell with friends.
Mrs. Clara Thompson spent from
Thursday to Saturday with her
mother, Mrs. Rufus Sower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore spent
Sunday in Chadwick, visiting Mrs.
Moore's parents.
Watch out for Connell's March
specials. See hand bills. H. ]. Con-
nell, the Rexall store
Miss Vera Bolster spent Sunday
in Chadwick with friends.
Miss Helen Church spent Sunday
in Fenwick with her parents.
On Saturday, Mrs. c. J. Cawley
returned to her home in Barryton af-
| ter weeks visit in Belding.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cannon and
children and Edgar and Lucille Par
ney, of Grand Rapids, were visiting
their parents, f. M. Parney and wife
on Sunday.
George Coleman, of Greenville is
very sick at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John York.
Edgar Bradshaw returned home
on Saturday after a weeks stay on
his farm near Lincoln lake.
Wedding bells appear TO have
formed the habit of ringing for the
girls in the Richardson mill. Three
in two weeks have married. Grace
Antonsen was the one who pulled
the bell cord Saturday evening. Con
gratulations for the happy husband
Ben Longan.
Mrs. Mary Anderson is again un-
der the doctors care.
Zelma Main, of Kalkaska, visiting
at Mrs. Margaret Welch's, says that
when she left Kalkaska on Saturday
the snow was four feet deep on the
level and no cars running until she
reached Big Rapids.
Leo Orser, of Grahd Rapids, came
home Monday, March 9Th to eat his
birthday dinner with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Orser.
Mabel Osborne, of Chicago, who
came to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. Robert Nicholas, who
was brought from Chicago on Friday
evening, returned home Sunday ev-
ening.
Rem Barker, of Grand Rapids, was
a Belding visitor over Sunday.
Tuesday evening the employees OF
the Richardson mill gave Mrs. Bes.
s,e Swartzmilier, who was recently
married, a miscellaneous shower.
Mr.. Robert Nicholas and son, Carl
will return to their home in Chicago
Mrs. Ernest Bunker, sister of Mrs
Nicholas will accompany them for q
shcrt visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Powell entertained her
sister, Miss Grace Shannon, Of Alma
for the week end. Miss Shannon is
secretary to the campaign directo,
of Alma College Appeal.