The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-18

family
Mrs. l.. Austin was called to Null
liken, Monday, by the illness of hen
mother
Lila Corey left on Mon ay for hen
home IN Lakeview for few days.
+. A. Anderson and wife, of Tus-
tin, spent the week end with Rev.
and Mrs. Ellis of Oakfield.
Mrs. John Coyle, of Coral, was
visiting her daughter, Miss Doris
Coy.e, who is a patient at the Cor
poration hospital. on Monday
Theo Blasen left for Smyrna on
sit, Monday.
l.. Irish. who has been visiting
Mr.. an. Mrs. Frank Welch left Tor
his home in Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
Miss Alma Butterwort, of Green
will, was visit ng at the home of Bert
Gregg, Monday.
Margie Adam-S Smith left for her
home in FL MT, Monday.
Jim Couzzins was called to Jack
son, Saturday, by the illness Of his
wife.
Truman King, of Alma, was in
the city, visiting, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. j. Cole, of Greenville,
spent Tuesday Wis ting Mrs. Mary
Ban.
| FOR SALE-A good florence
heating stove and a lot of pipe. Win
be sold very cheap, Call at Banner
News office.
Mrs A Bair, of Lansing, is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs Roy Knight
Mrs. A. Brothwell, of Greenville,
spent Monday and Tuesday visiting
Mrs. j. Clingensmith.
Hard Times Party at the Dane
ing assembly in Hubbell Hall, We'd
nesday, January 25.
Mss G. Bracher was in Grand
Rapids, Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. j. Parks left for Chicago,
Wednesday af,er visiting r. B. Pal
mer and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mier, of AL
ma, were visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Misch, over the
week end
Otis Petersen was in Greenville,
Tuesday, sitting his brother, R. T.
Petersen
Mrs. Carl Cowles. who has been
sick for the past ten days, is slow
ly improving.
Hard I mes Party at the DAN
cling assembly in Hubbell hall, We'd
nesday, January 25.
Mrs Chas. Crane and family, of
Shiloh spent Sunday at the home Of
her mother. Mrs. Net:ie Chill. and
family.
John Sergeant and family were
nner guests of Mr., and Mrs. VIM.
Sergeant, Sunday
Go into the rag bag and find some
thing snappv to wear to the Hari
Times Assembly at Hubbell hall.
Wednesday, January 25.
Mrs. Sophia Harris, Of Detroit. is
staying with Mrs. VIM. Sergeant
for fe'1 weeks.
Mrs. Fred Olger and daughter,
Ne lie Warner were n Ionia last
Saturday on business and while there
were dinner guests of Mrs. Olger's
son. Mr.. Lucian Warner and family.
Mrs. Floyd Mapes and Miss Mable
Sumner were Sunday evening callers
at Floyd Bush's.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Soule and two
children, of Bushnell, were Kuses5 -
Floyde Bush's. Monday afteg1014
and evening. -
Mrs. John Raymond and Mrs. So
phia V. Harris, have returned from
Mcmillan, NJ ch., where thev attend-
ed the funeral of Jesse Raymond,
son of Alton Raymond.
NJ IS Rosina Bignell spent the
week END at McBrides, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Tom Skellenger and
family.
Mrs. Dave Sewers is on the ck
list with the grip.
Go into the rag bag and find some
thing snappv to wear to the HarA
Times Assembly at Hubbel hall,
Wednesday. January 25.
Arthur Corey is building nee
large garage for the new car.
Edgar Parney, of Grand Rapids,
was a Belding visitor on Sunday.
Mrs Peter Sh;ndorf, who has been
very sick, with the flu. is gaining
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Bra. ish, of
Jonia, took dinner at the home of
Perserve Curtis on Thursday. They
were in Belding to attend the funer-
al of their aunt, Mrs. John Arnwine.
Mrs. Ora Condor, of Greenvile,
was in Belding, Thursday. to attend
] the funeral of Mrs. j. B. Arnwine,
who was an aunt of Mrs. Com on's
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil McCullum, OF
1 Greenvi.le, visited their sister, Anna
X ng, on Sunday.
VIM. lngersoll, OF Greenville, took
dinner with the family of Perserve
| Curtis, on Thursday.
Mrs. John Yeiter, of S. Lowell,
visited her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Warner from Fray until Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Bert Sparks. of Virginia,
NJ nn.. arrived in the city Mon, ay
night to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sparks.
Hear Bob Crawford and his saxa>
phone at Hubbell hall, next Wednes-
dav, January 25.
Trill's Conant as been very sick
for the past week with plural pneu-
monia.
Mrs. C. A. J. Smith. spiritual me-
dunn and advisor, wishes to thank
her many patrons for their kind
wishes and expressions Of their sat
isfaet on. She will still give her
readings at 304 High street, corner
Pine. Telephone Sab for appoint
merts.-Advertisem
The patrons of Sparks & Gambler
were entertained last Thursday ev-