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


result is laid up while the injured
pedal is mending.
Patriotic pageant at Baptist church
Friday evening, February 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hall, of
Greenville, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Quick, Tues
day.
Miss C. Bracker, of this city, left
Tuesday for Florida, where she will
spend March, returning home after
the cold weather has gone.
VIM. Laux left Wednesday for
Lowell, where he will visit relatives
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harnes, of
Morley, who have been visiting Mr..
Harness aunt, Mrs. l.. Cook, left for
their home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Godfrey were
in Grand Rapids where they attend
ed Powers theatre to hear Harry
Lauder and his company.
Vern Conner and wife spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. w. Conner, of Hanover st.
z. Choate was in Ionia over We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fred Marsh, of Orleans, lef,
for her home after visiting her ia
ther, Sherman Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Peterson and
two children, of Langston, spent last
Friday with their pastor, H. E..
Curch and family and in the even
ing time the two families motored
to Grand Rapids to hear Rev. John
w. Tyndall, A. NJ, and singer, Prot.
j. G. Morris. both Of Atlanta. Ga.
Report both as being good, especial
ly Mr.. Tyndall, who is capable OF
giving hundreds of references from
the Bible from memory, on his cub
iects used. Don't miss him at the
Church of Christ, Saturday evening
az $50
VIM Bliss made a trip to Ionia
this morning to see his son, Carl,
who is sick with dyphtheria. He
reports Carl as coming along fine.
Big dance, Hubbell hall. Saturday
night.
Kenneth Thoms. wonder violinist,
Hubbell hall dance, Saturday night.
Bob Crawford, wonderful Jazz
Clarinetist and SaXaphonist, Satur-
day nigth. Hubbell hall.
Bill Gallagher, Michigan's Great
est dance pianist. Saturday night,
Hubbell hall.
Mrs. Sadie Thompson spent the
week end with her daughter, in
Ionia.
You will find wortleys Drug store
well stocked with up to date mer-
chandise.
Alfred R. Locke, well known Ionia
attorney and former local man who
has been in poor health for some
time past has gone to Battle Greek
where he is receiving treatment in
Born@To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mast
n w. sth street, Holland, former
residents of this city, on Monday,
January %, baby girl. The young
lady has been named Wilhelmin Jean
Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimm were
called to F'airplains on Tuesday to
attend the funeral of relative.
Try Rocky Mountain Tea for Con-
stipation. prepared from roots, herbs
and seeds, derived from the vege-
table kingdom. Connell's Drug store.
Get your flashlingt batteries at
Wortley's.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Chapman, Of Millbrook, on February
9, an 8 IA pound boy, the little
stranger will be called Mengo Adel-
berN Mrs. Chapman was Miss Inez
Marsh, niece of Miss Lulu Reynolds
and graduate of 8elding High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hewitt, of
Belding, Mich. who ara making Gulf
port their winter headquarters, were
Tampa visitors during the South
Florida fair.-Tampa Tribune.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hi
cock, ia W. Wiberty street, on Mon
day, February 13, seven pound son
and heir.
In drugs you want the best You
will find them at Wortley's.
Quite a few from this place at
tended the Lincoln Club banquet,
held at Grand Rapids, Saturday night
R. H. Waldo made business trip
to Holland, Tuesday.
Won will Ind n great reduction in