The Belding banner-news., 1922-03-01

seven months on q vacation and on
business.
Miss Eta Stahlin spent the week
end in Ionia with relatives.
Miss Eva Higbee spent the week
end in Ionia with relatives.
Mrs. Clarn Hilton and daughter
spent the week end with relatives
in Howard City.
Mrs. Chas. Thompson left for
Flint, Saturday where she will make
an extended visit to recover her
health.
Mrs. Mary Scot left Saturday for
Grand Rapids where she expects to
spend a week or ten days visiting
relatives and friends throughout
the city.
Vern Bailey spent Saturday and
Sunday in Grand Rapids, visiting
his father.
L. A. Leonard spent Saturday in
Grand Rapids on business.
F. w. Howard was in Grand Rap
ids on Saturday.
r. A. X. Jacobs, of Grand Rapids was
visiting friends here Saturday.
Miss Rose Wingier spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Grand Rapids.
Miss Irene Render spent the week
end in Jackson visiting her aunt.
Miss Inez Presler and Miss Belle
Presler spent the week end in Lam
sing with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Conner spent
Saturday in Ionia.
Miss Leila Mason spent the week
end in Chadwick with her parents.
Chas. Bessell was called to Lam
sing by the death of his mother, on
Saturday.
Miss Leone Morey was in Green
vile over the week end.
Clyde Sage, of Ionia was visiting
friends Saturday.
Miss Alma Butterworth was in
Greenville over the week end.
Miss Ella Mitchell spent the week
end in ST. Louis with her sister,
Mrs. Randor.
Miss Edith Moll spent the week
end in Greenville.
Mrs. Leonard Mcpherson was in
Greenville, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. II. Hoyt was in Green
vile, Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Rodgers and Miss
Rhoda Stokes spent Sunday at the
home of Miss Stokes parents in
Greenville.
Miss Mary Fem was a week end
visitor with friends in Greenville.
Miss Loretta Ostrander spent the
week end with her parents at Lake
view.
Miss Bessie Meir was called to
Flint, Thursday, by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. j. Hamblin.
Lee Ward was in Greenvil'e, on
Thursday afternoon.
VIM. Mercer spent the week end
in Saginaw with friends.
Mrs. Fred Kentlehner, of Muske-
gon, who has been visiting Mrs. A.
c. Loyer, left for her home Friday.
Mrs. Clara Virgins spent the
week end in Grand Rapids wi h her
friends.
G. j. Kennedy, of Grand Rapids,
was visiting friends here Friday.
Mrs. John Whitscell and daughter
Eula spent the week end in Ionia,
with relatives.
V. A. Johnston, of Detroit, spent
the week end With friends, leaving
for his home Monday morning.
The Misses Christine and Marie
Sorensen were in Greenville Friday.
The Misses lie ha Woten. Lila and
Naomi Brooks were in Greenville on
Friday afternoon
Miss Ruth Ranney, of Greenville,
was week end guest if Seneyth
Brown.
Alton Chickering left Wednesday
for Greenville where he will spend
the remainder of the week.
Miss Pearl Cline left for Grand
Rapids, Wednesday to spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Rev. and Mrs A. l.. Haywood
were visiting friends here for a short
time, Wednesday, continuing on their
way to Saginaw to do evangelistic
work.
Miss Ruth Brown is i'll at her home
with the grip.
Mrs. Ransom Moore and daughter
left for Edmore for few days Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Mayferd
Heaven.
Nh. and Mrs VIM. Snyder of
Woodland, arrived here to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Sparks, both be-
ing taken sick shortly after arriv-
ing and are still confined to their
beds.
Miss Cora Price spent the week
end at the home of her parents, at
Pennington.
Mrs. B. c Curtis left Tuesday for
Lansing to visit her son, Bert Cur
tis.,.
Kenneth Ruthruff was in Edmore
Tuesday on business
Mrs. Burr Whipple, of Greenville'
spent Monday and Tuesday with
Fred Whipple and wife.
Miss Mary Baudrie returned after
spending a few days with her par
ents at Benton Harbor.
Miss Florence Washburn left for
Elgin, Ill, Wednesday morning.
Miss Dorothy Van Wormer left
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