The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-11
LOCAL ITEMS


for Mr.. Tr mble at the bakery for
the past year and half and will take
the course to complete the bakers
trade.
The southwest Eureka Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. f.. A. Stokes, of
Greenville, for dinner, Friday, Janu.
ary 20. All are invited.
Rev. w. p. Naming, of Albion,
spoke at the Central M. Z. church
Sunday morning and evening.
Alfrej Lewis was called to Jackson
Monday on account of the illness of
his father, David w. Lewis, who suf-
ffered his fiftn stroke of paralysis.
He is in critical condition.
John Malone and wife, of Parnell,
visited at the home of p. j Costello
ever the week end.
Fred Meade visited friens in Par
nell over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gambler were
in Ionia on business, Monday after
noon.
Mrs. " Harris, of Detroit and
4 Mrs. John Raymond left for McMil-
Ian, Monday to attend the funeral of
Jesse, infant son of Alton Raymond,
who died Sunday.
| Grace Antonsen left for her home
IN Trufant, Monday afternoon.
John Ovenhouse and wife, of De,
troit, arrived here Monday afternoon
having been called by the death of
his father, James Ovenhouse.
o. d. Clark left for Ionia Monday
morning on a short business trip.
Frank r. Davis, supervisor of Otis
co township, left for Ionia Monday
morning where the board of super
| visors met throughout the week.
Miss Edith Ruegsegger left Mon
cay morning for her home in Lowell
after visiting Mrs. Jennie Howard
Mrs. c. B. Kennedy left Monday
morning for her home in Muskegon
after visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. f. w. Annis, over the holidays.
Mrs. c. A. J. Smith, a natural
clairvoyant, will give advice on busi-
ness and other affairs of life for a
short time. She is conscientious
lady, honest in her belief and work.
seven readings a day her limit as
she can give no more and do good
work. Telephone for appointments,
Sab, or call 304 High street. corner
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Jud Cameron of Traverse City and
Mrs. Ida Bundy, of Cadillac, who
were here to attend the funeral Of
their mother, Mrs. Margaret Gamer.
on, left Tor their homes on Monday
morning.
Miss Marie Annesser and Mrs.
Harry Annesser of Petoskey are vis>
iting Mrs. Florence Jacobs this week
John w. Hansen, wife and daugh-
ter spent the week end in Greenville
visiting relatives.
The Misses Ida Roddy and V. M.
/ ha in,
vile.
Mrs. Rena Kelley spent the week
end in Greenville with relatives and
friends.
Miss Lena Noud was week end
visitor with friends in Greenville.
Miss Rena Vierley spent the week
end in Saginew.
Miss Gladys Christensen spent the
week end visiting with friends in
Greenville.
Mrs. Loid Maxwell and daughter
Mabel, spent Saturday in Greenviile
Grant Gleason returned to his home
On Thursday, after visiting his moth
er in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Thos Saunders. who has beer
visiting viii Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hall
at Lansing, ior two weeks, came
Lcme Saturday morning for AZ over
Sunday V sit.
Fred Miner. of near Shiloh, Wis tat
at the home of J. w. Miner, last
Saturday
George Taylor left for Gre ,nvi,'e
Saturday morning, on a short bus
mess tliI.
Bruce Little left for st. Louis fr
short visit, Saturday forming.
: Mrs Dan Mcmahon left Sa' lc,.
morning for Greenville on business.
Miss Fern Fish left Saturday foi
Sidney to visit relatives and friends
f. l.. Kendall left for Greenville OF
short business trip, Satun ay
morning
The Misses Blanche Horrigan
| Alma Griffin and Elizabeth Greer
returned Saturday after spending th'
| holidays with relatives and friends il
Big Rapids.
Willie Cowles spent the week enc
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ei
Cowles of Smyrna.
| Mrs. Ed Frost and Mrs. Clarenc,
Hart of Keene were dinner guests o
Mrs. Hart's mother, Mrs. ID. M
Fewin, one day last week.
Mrs. Peter Gilbert and children o
Ionia, visited her mother, Mrs. ID. M
Irwin, over Sunday. Also her son
George Irwin of Ionia, was home.
James Snyder of Greenville was il
the city Fri 'ay visiting friends.
| Miss Alice Mason left Friday af
ternoon for Greenville, where sh
will visit friends.
Clarence Wise left for his home il
Rodney after spending New Year
with his grandmother, Mrs. Z. b
Wise of this city.
Mrs. Layton Mcdonald left TO
Mecosta Thursday, having been cal
led there by the death of her uncle
Fred Kinehl.
III Stanley Parker of Ravenna lef
for his home Friday morning afte
having spent few days with hi
brother, Harrison Parker.
i Elmer Ostrander, wife and so
left for their home in Kalamazoo
Friday morning, after having visite
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. H
| Ostran 'er, over the Holidays.
Mrs. Ida Bundv of Cadillac, Mr.:
| Maude Flower, Miss Blanch Camera